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30 Day Writing Challenge: Day 7 - 10 Songs I'm Loving Right Now

It's Day 7.  A week down and three or so to go.  Today we are going to talk about one of my most favorite subjects, music.  My list is not in any order.  Just what popped up in my head.

10 Songs I'm Loving Right Now

I recenlty went on a music buying binge and purchased several new and older albums (mp3).  (I don't buy CDs or plastic anymore if I can help it.  I am looking forward to the new Yes album due out this week.)  I have been spending much time with them.  My list comprises of songs from those artists and a few others that just have been stuck in my head.
  1. "Cold Dead Reckoning" from Homo Erraticus by Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull fame)
  2. "Aqualung" from Aqualung (40th Anniversary Special Edition) by Jethro Tull
  3. "Oldest Surfer on the Beach" from Songs from St. Somewhere by Jimmy Buffett (Too Drunk to Karaoke video.  It's from the same album. I couldn't find one for the other song.)
  4. "Somebody Who" from Move in Spectrums by Au Revoir Simone (Video)
  5. "Odds On" from Grinning Streak by Barenaked Ladies (Official Video)
  6. "The Pied Piper" from Follow Me by Crispian St. Peters (Video from Brit TV with really bad lip sync)
  7. "Stolen" from Dusk and Summer by Dashboard Confessional (Video, slightly faster than the album)
  8. "Symphony of Light from Grandine il Vento and Symphony of Light by Renaissance
  9. "In Your Shoes" from Shine On by Sarah McLachlan (Live Performance video)
  10. "Queen of America" from Page One by Steven Page (formerly of Barenaked Ladies)
This is just a smattering of the music I listen to everyday.  With over 17,000 songs on my iPod there are songs I haven't heard in years.  But when I feel like it, I know I can.  It beats the hell out of commercial radio.

Tomorrow, Day 8: Share something you struggle with.  Oh, boy.
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