There's something
especially genuine about garage songs, especially the love ones. Sure
the lyrics aren't always particularly inspiring or creative, but the
feeling a good voice + a good bit of snare drums can produce is just
so beautiful I want to take a picture of it and take it out on a
first date that would not be at Nando's, because apparently once you
get to a certain age that's not cool anymore.
Love Shy, the nothing
short of classic single by Kristine Blond dropped in 1997 and
probably did well I guess but as I can't find much information on the
original (it was covered by bassline group Platnum in 2008, which was
decent) I'm just going to make up some facts based on how much I love
the song. It reached number 5 on the Intergalactic Soundwave Charts across the galaxy, and was also sampled by 2Chainz in his 1957 debut single “Chainz In
Mah Cocainez”. It was also the first song to feature a music video
filmed with a working camera, the pioneering method then being
emulated by other music video directors as well as Hollywood then on. This video was destroyed by an actually love-shy person who did not take kindly to a intergalactic chart topping single being made about his pain.
And most importantly
it's this week's #ThrowbackThursday selection, so sit back and enjoy
Love Shy, by Kristine Blond.
Love Shy
Kristine Blond
Probably On Some Body Of Music
1997
Post by MrReesh - Love is the most profitable emotion - @MrReesh
Photo Credits: Garage image "Garage" by Ben Babcock
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