Tamashi88

Hi All! Long time, no journal. I'm here to change that. I'm moving back to music for at least a journal. This time, rather than being plain old lyrics (sorry again) or an introduction to an artist (I hope you all found a Paul McDermott song you still listen to) this is going to be an analysis of a verse (maybe two, I haven't decided) from a lyrical stand point.   Here's the first song: The Ballad of Mona Lisa by Panic! at the Disco. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbET6rLwSFA You will note that the link <- is to a lyric video, that is because the amazing video isn't the topic of analysis today. It is an awesome video though so you might w

Hey all, I figured I ought to continue with the 'journals of stuff that is important to me' thing. My Grandma and I went to see the movie Les Mis, which is based on a musical, based on a play, based on a book by the same name written by Victor Hugo. To date, I have read the book, seen the musical (never the play) and the movie. I have also memorized all of the music :) I really love this musical. The next few paragraphs will be a synopsis so don't worry about reading it if you know the story already. There are five main characters and a number of important minor characters the five are: Jean Valjean, Javert, Fantine, Cosette and Marius. T

I am really flattered that you all think I can write poetry that well. I can't. The best I can do is free form poems that suck monkey balls. No, that last entry was a song sung by Paul McDermott ( I have no clue who wrote the original). I will admit that I was feeling depressed when I posted it but not enough to off myself. And if I was I wouldn't have posted it quite like that. I just really love the song. I'll put a link in at the end if anyone wants to hear it. Paul McDermott is an entertainer. He sings and tells jokes. He was first known for his work in the Doug Anthony Allstars (a lot of that's on youtube) then he did Good News Week (We