This album was the soundtrack to my freshman year, especially Fall semester.
Ben Rector is awesome, and from Tulsa. Here are a couple of my favorites from the album
Dance With Me Baby - Ben Rector
Head Full of Doubt/Road Full of Promise - The Avett Brothers
I'm sure you've heard this one, but it's my favorite Avett. [which almost rhymes].
I Can Feel A Hot One - Manchester Orchestra
One of the only songs I like from the album.
Unexplainable Stories - Cloud Cult
Another taste of last Fall. I got this album and the following from some friends I made at the beginning of last fall, who now live on "Fleet Street" with me. I'm sure you'll meet them at some point.
From The Mouth Of Gabriel - Sufjan Stevens
Too Too Too Fast - Ra Ra Riot
This was one of about 20 songs that I downloaded right before I embarked on a trip to Maine with my parents last summer. We spent a total of six days on the road, and I think by the time we got back, these twenty songs had been played a good 5-10 times each.
Valerie - Glee Cast
A tribute to my love for Glee. This one is fun and upbeat, and always gets stuck in my head. Unfortunately, I couldn't find the full video on youtube. There's some pretty sweet choreography with it, but you'd have to watch the episode on Hulu to see it. Bummer.
Pas de Deux - Peter Illyich Tchaikovsky - The Nutcracker
An "intermission" if you will. My favorite movement from a favorite ballet. Though this isn't my favorite choreography, it's still pretty awesome.
Barton Hollow - The Civil Wars
I think The Civil Wars were the band that inspired me to make you a "mix CD" [which then became a blog...?] Here are some highlights from their album "Barton Hollow."
I've Got This Friend - The Civil Wars
Poison & Wine - The Civil Wars
I Dreamed A Dream - Les Miserables
And of course, what would a taste of my musical preferences be without a tribute or two to my favorite musical of all time: Les Miserables. I covered this song for my Senior recital last Spring, but somehow the footage from that has been lost forever by our video guy. [ugh.]
One Day More - Les Miserables
The final movement from the first act. I think I cried in this one when I saw it live.