Here is my first music I once loved. Korn. I loved Korn when I was a teenager. Listening to this song reminds me of trench coats and those lovely tall boys. I know some of you might be thinking, trench coats, really? Yes really. Although ridiculous now, they were the leather jacket of the 90's. I'd wear black eye makeup and skip classes. I listen to this and I think of my locker with the word love scratched into it (by one of those tall boys) and the butterflies that slammed around in my stomach whenever I was with him. I'm always amazed that music is able to have such a strong memory to it. And while Korn is now somewhat cringe-worthy, I'd listen to it again for that alone.
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Music I Once Loved
First posted: 11/21/09
Here is my first music I once loved. Korn. I loved Korn when I was a teenager. Listening to this song reminds me of trench coats and those lovely tall boys. I know some of you might be thinking, trench coats, really? Yes really. Although ridiculous now, they were the leather jacket of the 90's. I'd wear black eye makeup and skip classes. I listen to this and I think of my locker with the word love scratched into it (by one of those tall boys) and the butterflies that slammed around in my stomach whenever I was with him. I'm always amazed that music is able to have such a strong memory to it. And while Korn is now somewhat cringe-worthy, I'd listen to it again for that alone.
Here is my first music I once loved. Korn. I loved Korn when I was a teenager. Listening to this song reminds me of trench coats and those lovely tall boys. I know some of you might be thinking, trench coats, really? Yes really. Although ridiculous now, they were the leather jacket of the 90's. I'd wear black eye makeup and skip classes. I listen to this and I think of my locker with the word love scratched into it (by one of those tall boys) and the butterflies that slammed around in my stomach whenever I was with him. I'm always amazed that music is able to have such a strong memory to it. And while Korn is now somewhat cringe-worthy, I'd listen to it again for that alone.
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