I honestly have no idea why this makes me sad. I think it's the lyrics and Andy's voice that does it. It does something to my brain that just goes "ujhesdgauhfoivnjiushtpgvb" and I'm jelly on the floor. Oh, and there's a saxophone bit. Saxophones do a lot to me. I just love their sounds.
Orchestral Manoeuvres in The Dark - If You Leave
Of course, this song was featured in the film "Pretty In Pink". I can't remember where exactly, but it's there - apparently. I've only ever seen the beginning of it!
Friday, April 29
Day 03 – A song that makes you happy
This song makes me quite happy, partially because it mentions cats, and partially because it's quite upbeat and I love the piano. And I quite like The Cure. People say my hair looks like Robert Smith's. (But not in this video). I don't think it does, just sometimes I overdo it on the hairspray and it goes all birds-nest-y.
The Cure - The Lovecats
Don't you just find the piano and bass absolutely brilliant?
The Cure - The Lovecats
Don't you just find the piano and bass absolutely brilliant?
Day 02 – Your least favourite song
Hmmm... My least favourite song... This is quite a difficult question. Does it mean a song I hate/dislike?
I'm going to go controversial and choose a song that's popular.
I ABSOLUTELY HATE THIS SONG. OK?
The amount of times I've heard it played at school/places is unreal. It's the most hideous song it the world.
I'm going to go controversial and choose a song that's popular.
I ABSOLUTELY HATE THIS SONG. OK?
The amount of times I've heard it played at school/places is unreal. It's the most hideous song it the world.
Thursday, April 28
Day 01 – Your favourite song
This isn't necessarily my favourite song, but it's the most played song on my iTunes so I guess I like it a considerable amount! I am somewhat of a Duranie, but not a lot. I like their music, I reblog the odd pic on Tumblr, I stayed up until 2 in the morning to watch the live stream of their show at Coachella... but I'm not an extreme fan.
Duran Duran - Rio
Duran Duran - Rio
30 Day Song Challenge - in one day
I'm going to attempt to do the 30DSC in one day, what a challenge!
Wish me luck, and get ready for SPAM.

I just love that picture so much.
Wish me luck, and get ready for SPAM.

I just love that picture so much.
Tuesday, April 26
Another list
This time it's my top 5 bands/artists. For real this time. This is the absolute final one!
1. Kraftwerk
2. Orchestral Manoeuvres in The Dark
3. Japan
5. David Bowie
1. Kraftwerk
2. Orchestral Manoeuvres in The Dark
3. Japan
5. David Bowie
Sunday, April 17
The Origin of Words
In my last post of facts about me, I mentioned my rather unusual nickname "Negashgaarnesher". This is not a nickname I rather like, but one created by my friend and fellow bandmate, Arabella.
You see, people at the moment are saying things are "gash" - meaning rubbish, and it dawned on us one lunch time that gash can be spelled from my surname - Ganesh, (like the Hindu god. My ancestors are from India).
But after you've taken the 'gash', you're left with 'ne'. So I came up with putting the 'ne' at the beginning like they do in French (je ne pas..) to mean 'not gash'.
So that's the first part sorted out. The "Negash" part. But where does the "gaarnesher" come from?
A common mispronunciation of my surname is "Garnish" - i.e. what you put on food to make it look pretty, and that was incorporated into my nickname but in a very exaggerated form. "gaarnesh" (can also be spelled "gårnesh" for an exotic twist).
The ending "sher" is just added because we felt like it.
So to sum up:
GANESH - Gash
GANESH - NE
GANESH - Garnish - Gårnesh (+ sher)
I hope that helped to explain my rather eccentric nickname.
You see, people at the moment are saying things are "gash" - meaning rubbish, and it dawned on us one lunch time that gash can be spelled from my surname - Ganesh, (like the Hindu god. My ancestors are from India).
But after you've taken the 'gash', you're left with 'ne'. So I came up with putting the 'ne' at the beginning like they do in French (je ne pas..) to mean 'not gash'.
So that's the first part sorted out. The "Negash" part. But where does the "gaarnesher" come from?
A common mispronunciation of my surname is "Garnish" - i.e. what you put on food to make it look pretty, and that was incorporated into my nickname but in a very exaggerated form. "gaarnesh" (can also be spelled "gårnesh" for an exotic twist).
The ending "sher" is just added because we felt like it.
So to sum up:
GANESH - Gash
GANESH - Garnish - Gårnesh (+ sher)
I hope that helped to explain my rather eccentric nickname.
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