I've been thinking about this post and thinking about how some albums feel like home... The Beatles, obviously. But music also works as a mood modulator in other ways. I always find strength in Solsbury Hill, the context of that song and why Peter Gabriel wrote it, 'being prepared to lose what you have for what you might get...' is inspiring, and I often go to that.
Oh Graceland transports me right back to being a kid because my Dad loved this album too! Every Jamie T album is connected to particular parts of my adult life and the new F+TM album has really hit home. I wish I had discovered Sleater Kinney when I was a teenager, instead of just recently in my late 30s but glad to have them now anyway. Thanks for sharing this x
I've been thinking about this post and thinking about how some albums feel like home... The Beatles, obviously. But music also works as a mood modulator in other ways. I always find strength in Solsbury Hill, the context of that song and why Peter Gabriel wrote it, 'being prepared to lose what you have for what you might get...' is inspiring, and I often go to that.
Oh Graceland transports me right back to being a kid because my Dad loved this album too! Every Jamie T album is connected to particular parts of my adult life and the new F+TM album has really hit home. I wish I had discovered Sleater Kinney when I was a teenager, instead of just recently in my late 30s but glad to have them now anyway. Thanks for sharing this x