snow yay! and a capella love
Dec. 13th, 2005 03:52 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ilanaramaIt's such a beautiful day today. It snowed overnight, but the day dawned all sunny and bright and sparkly and yay. Lots of meltage from the sun, but the view out of our front windows is south to the north face of Smelter Mountain, which is all snowy and pretty. The hogback to the west has stripes of snow on it. Mmm pretty.
I have some great photos of our Thanksgiving hiking trip but have as of yet been too lazy to pick through and smallify and flickr them. So for now, you get music. I really love a capella music, particularly male voices, and lately I've been addicted to these two rather different songs:
Northwest Passage by Stan Rogers - a Canadian song that I got from a posting of the soundtrack for the TV show Due South. I like a lot of Stan Rogers's other songs as well; I know his work because some of them were covered by Clam Chowder, a group that friends of mine were in in the 80s.
Projdi Vilo by Klapa Cambi - a Croatian song I got from![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
jereeza. The tune is so nice, and I'm happy the words are in a language I don't speak, since according to jereeza they mean something on the order of, "Come here, gorgeous, and let me impregnate you."
Have any favorite a capella music you'd like to share with me?
I have some great photos of our Thanksgiving hiking trip but have as of yet been too lazy to pick through and smallify and flickr them. So for now, you get music. I really love a capella music, particularly male voices, and lately I've been addicted to these two rather different songs:
Northwest Passage by Stan Rogers - a Canadian song that I got from a posting of the soundtrack for the TV show Due South. I like a lot of Stan Rogers's other songs as well; I know his work because some of them were covered by Clam Chowder, a group that friends of mine were in in the 80s.
Projdi Vilo by Klapa Cambi - a Croatian song I got from
jereeza. The tune is so nice, and I'm happy the words are in a language I don't speak, since according to jereeza they mean something on the order of, "Come here, gorgeous, and let me impregnate you."Have any favorite a capella music you'd like to share with me?