just because we live in day and age where stalking is now called facebook, i thought perhaps it might be nice to have an appropriate mixtape to listen to whilst polishing the smudge-marks off the binoculars, and developing those snaps in the darkroom. so creepy yet oh so normal. voyeurs say what now? x
i wish i knew natalie portman - k-os
ok, so this new k-os track is actually the catalyst behind the whole playlist. i do love me a kooky theme in a music video, plus the sampling in this track reminds me of the simple days, when i used to have a massive crush on seth cohen.
starlett johansson - the teenagers
i'm surprised there aren't more songs dedicated to ms. megababe johansson. i'm not surprised at how much i love hearing these frenchies pronounce the word 'monogamy'.
bette davis eyes - kim carnes
i don't know what bette davis eyes are, but after seeing this fierce blondie sing about them in a billowing, backlit, shadowy dream of a music video, i think i totally need to have them.
buddy holly - weezer
tee hee, such a cute clip! this song reminds me of melting mars bars in the microwave and skiing at thredbo when i was 15. loves a flashback moment.
clint eastwood - gorillaz
since seeing 'gran torino', i can't really even read clint eastwood's name without getting a bit teary and emotional. such a dude, as if you wouldn't write a song about him.
clark gable - the postal service
hmmm. i have an overwhelming desire to go and hire 'gone with the wind' right about now - will put it on the to-do list.
vincent - don mclean
so most of the famous peeps in this mixtape are of the acting persuasion, but i thought it might be nice to include a few arty/smarty (see below) types too. the vincent here of course being mr van gogh.
galileo - the indigo girls
and the galileo being none other than the italiano super astronomer and physicist. i think i might like to get a kitten and call it galileo. how cute would it look going up into space! kidding.
elvis - these new puritans
apparently these new puritans weren't talking about that king. but by saying they're not talking about him, well, actually they are. so there.
meeting paris hilton - CSS
paris hilton is a beach bitch. CSS are amazing.
ok, so this new k-os track is actually the catalyst behind the whole playlist. i do love me a kooky theme in a music video, plus the sampling in this track reminds me of the simple days, when i used to have a massive crush on seth cohen.
starlett johansson - the teenagers
i'm surprised there aren't more songs dedicated to ms. megababe johansson. i'm not surprised at how much i love hearing these frenchies pronounce the word 'monogamy'.
bette davis eyes - kim carnes
i don't know what bette davis eyes are, but after seeing this fierce blondie sing about them in a billowing, backlit, shadowy dream of a music video, i think i totally need to have them.
buddy holly - weezer
tee hee, such a cute clip! this song reminds me of melting mars bars in the microwave and skiing at thredbo when i was 15. loves a flashback moment.
clint eastwood - gorillaz
since seeing 'gran torino', i can't really even read clint eastwood's name without getting a bit teary and emotional. such a dude, as if you wouldn't write a song about him.
clark gable - the postal service
hmmm. i have an overwhelming desire to go and hire 'gone with the wind' right about now - will put it on the to-do list.
vincent - don mclean
so most of the famous peeps in this mixtape are of the acting persuasion, but i thought it might be nice to include a few arty/smarty (see below) types too. the vincent here of course being mr van gogh.
galileo - the indigo girls
and the galileo being none other than the italiano super astronomer and physicist. i think i might like to get a kitten and call it galileo. how cute would it look going up into space! kidding.
elvis - these new puritans
apparently these new puritans weren't talking about that king. but by saying they're not talking about him, well, actually they are. so there.
meeting paris hilton - CSS
paris hilton is a beach bitch. CSS are amazing.
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