Music Meme

It's been sometime since I did a meme. But I had some time in my hands today so I bloghopped and came upon this interesting meme from one of my favorite bloggers, Gigi. It required taking out my ipod and doing a shuffle for each question. Here are the results of my efforts:

Opening credits?
Time in a Bottle - Bo Bice, American Idol

Waking up?
Time After Time - Tuck & Patti

First Day of School?
When She Loved Me - Sara Mclachlan

Falling in love?
Won't You Be My Number Two - Paolo Santos

First song?
I Am Changing - Jennifer Hudson

Breaking up?
Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 - Johann Sebastian Bach

Prom?
Making Love Out of Nothing At All - Carrie Underwood American Idol

Life?
Everytime I See You - BLT

Mental breakdown?
Purple Rain - Prince

Driving?
If I Loved You - Charlotte Church

Flashback?
After The Love Has Gone -Earth, Wind and Fire

Getting back together?
Hyperballad - Bjork

Wedding?
Got To Believe In Magic - Christian Bautista

Birth of a child?
China - Tori Amos

Final battle?
I Cried For You - Ella Fitzgerald

Death scene?
Gabriel's Oboe -Ennio Morricone

Funeral song?
Out Of My League - Stephen Speaks

End credits?
Fields of Gold - Sting


Okay, I tag you. Yes, you. Just go ahead and do it.

Comments

Anonymous said…
I ain't got no blog, hope you don't mind if I just post it here (for whatever's sake).

Here goes.

Opening credits?
Alone - Wilson Phillips

Waking up?
You Ought To Be Havin' Fun - Tower of Power

First Day of School?
Pumapatak ang Ulan - Apo Hiking Society (lovely, how appropriate)

Falling in love?
A Message - Coldplay

First song?
Perfect Love Gone Wrong - Sting

Breaking up?
Irreplaceable - Beyonce

Prom?
Careless Talk - Billy Joel

Life?
Fruitcake - Eraserheads

Mental breakdown?
Think About Me - Fleetwood Mac

Driving?
Ladyhawke Theme - Andrew Powell / Alan Parsons Project

Flashback?
Accidentally In Love - Counting Crows

Getting back together?
Cause You Had A Bad Day - Daniel Powter

Wedding?
Different Worlds - Pupil

Birth of a child?
The Crystal Ship - The Doors

Final battle?
Wait - The Beatles

Death scene?
In My Life - The Beatles

Funeral song?
Another Brick in the Wall Part 2 - Pink Floyd (what the bloody hell...?!) :D

End credits?
Chateau Dialogue Theme (fan-made piano version) from the videogame Deus Ex (not bad heheh)


...well, that was a bit amusing I must say!
10:41 PM
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