Song of the month: July 2016

Since last month’s song of the month was such a lackluster experience, I called on my Facebook friends to give me some good things for July.  They did!

From my high school friend (who posts a lot on FB about music.)

“Who doesn’t need some deep house/electronic in their life for the summer?”
Fakin’ It (featuring Ofelia K.)
Kaskade & Felix Cartel

From my local friend who called my attention to this song:
“Detlef Schrempf”
Band of Horses

Another local friend suggested this mash-up.
(Which is sadly not available for purchase.)
“Ghosts Over Baghdad”
Deadmau5s vs. Outkast by DJ Ellipsis

Regular commenter Jan suggested this, which I loved.  And the video has Ron Funches in it!  He used to be a local comedian, before he moved to LA.
This is totally a summer song.            
“I’m loving Justin Timberlake’s new one:
“Can’t stop the feeling!”

Regular commenter Kathleen featured this song on her blog.  The video is bizarre, but I love the driving intensity of the song.

http://www.kathleenchere.com/blog/2016/7/13/even-if-i-dont
Even if I Don’t”
Rachael Yamagata

And when you see the movie Keanu, you laugh and you fawn over the kitten. And then you come home and download you some George Michael.

This song came out in high school and was one of those songs that gave me a promise of adulthood that was more or less fulfilled.  This song told me that eventually I would be on my own and making my own choices.  And eventually I was.
“Freedom! ’90”
George Michael

Three sentence movie review: Hateship Loveship

hateship_loveship

The second movie I’ve watched this year based on an Alice Munro short story.  This was quiet in its execution and measured in its emotion and I enjoyed the journey.  Kristen Wiig is, once again, very good.

Cost: free from library
Where watched: at home.

poster from: http://www.impawards.com/2014/hateship_loveship.html