On my way to work this morning, I was pleased to hear that CD101 was playing "Black Parade" by My Chemical Romance. It's sunny and crisp here in good ol' Columbus, Ohio, and since the weather was so nice during the drive, I wasn't miserable or groggy heading to work. So, I sang the lyrics with deafening volume, and probably added a little choreography consisting of fist clenches... let's be honest. CD101 wasn't going to keep on rocking me through my commute, since they went ahead and played every bar band's go-to song "Santeria" by Sublime. (Can't you give me Garden Grove or April 29, 1992 instead?) I scanned the stations for something, and I caught the tail end of "Rubberband Man" before a commercial break. For some reason, I cannot pull into my parking lot without listening to music, or I feel like my day is started all wrong. (OCD?) And I will never, ever listen to any of the mind numbing morning DJ chatter, because I usually end up screaming at my dashboard because of their rambling nonsense. There's nothing crazier than a woman driving down the road, yelling "I will murder you" at her console. It's just not right.
Anyway, all my programmed stations decided to take breaks at the same time, and I was forced to scan my second rate choices. I tuned into Sunny 95 (lite rock) and found they were playing "As Long as you Love Me" by The Backstreet Boys, and before I knew it, I was singing along with Howie, Nick, Kevin, AJ, and Brian with all that I had to give. Hitting all the correct notes. And lyrics. After the song finished, I had realized what just went on, and quickly changed the station to get that taste out of my mouth. CD101 and I had come to our senses and we were back playing and listening to a little Modest Mouse "Missed the Boat" as I pulled into my parking space.
All is well with the world.
Slaminky Malargy to you and yours...
Now Playing: "Bohemian Rhapsody" Flaming Lips version