Netflix... there are advertisements everywhere for it, and here is yet another, except I'm not being paid to tell you how much I like it.
If you don't have Netflix, you should... really. The monthly subscriptions are really cheap. To be honest, we don't have cable anymore, and its mostly because we can watch Netflix on our TV (they have such a huge selection of instant-streaming videos). Of course, in order to watch it on your TV (instead of only on your PC) you have to have a compatible device. They have all the information on their website.
They have free trials, and automatic billing. Your account can be managed online, but their are numbers to call if you need further assistance.
I really have no complaints. Their selection will only continue to expand, so I'm extremely happy with our subscription to Netflix. Check them out!
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Florence + the Machine
Wow, have I been absent for awhile... life sure keeps you busy.
Anyhow, I'm back, and I've added a few categories to the list of things I'll be reviewing in the future, two of which are music and movies. Today, I'll be reviewing some recent music I've been listening to.
For some odd reason, I decided to look for some other music to listen to, other than the most popular at the moment. If you ever decide to do the same, I highly suggest using Myspace (even if you don't have an account). Their music section is excellent, and has a huge variety of genres and selections, including a music player to sample songs that interest you. I happened to be browsing Myspace Music and came across Florence and the Machine, and UK indie rock band comprised of the lead singer, Florence Welch, and a changing band depending on the sound for the song.
The sound reminds me of Evanescence, but with a more indie feel, or less American "pop"-y... if that makes sense. The only album I could find was "Lungs" and the songs on this album vary in sound, but the lyrics talk mostly about relationships and love, but are pretty metaphorical, so they could be taken a couple different ways.
If you get the chance, or if this band sounds interesting to you, check them out! I honestly can't stop listening to her voice (which is really good) and the great (and various) accompanying music.
Anyhow, I'm back, and I've added a few categories to the list of things I'll be reviewing in the future, two of which are music and movies. Today, I'll be reviewing some recent music I've been listening to.
For some odd reason, I decided to look for some other music to listen to, other than the most popular at the moment. If you ever decide to do the same, I highly suggest using Myspace (even if you don't have an account). Their music section is excellent, and has a huge variety of genres and selections, including a music player to sample songs that interest you. I happened to be browsing Myspace Music and came across Florence and the Machine, and UK indie rock band comprised of the lead singer, Florence Welch, and a changing band depending on the sound for the song.
The sound reminds me of Evanescence, but with a more indie feel, or less American "pop"-y... if that makes sense. The only album I could find was "Lungs" and the songs on this album vary in sound, but the lyrics talk mostly about relationships and love, but are pretty metaphorical, so they could be taken a couple different ways.
If you get the chance, or if this band sounds interesting to you, check them out! I honestly can't stop listening to her voice (which is really good) and the great (and various) accompanying music.
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