Music Appreciation (A Retrospect)
"Tin roof, rusted!" Yes, it's one phrase I had no idea what it meant but sounded cool--although, according to urban dictionary, the phrase has become to mean to become pregnant unexpectedly. Of course, when I was 13 years old, I didn't know what "pregnant" really meant. Let alone "unexpectedly."
Love Shack
reached popularity in all pop charts in the very late 1980s, and the phrase "tin roof" was more attributed to a cabin in Georgia where "Rock Lobster
" was conceived.
So where was I when I first heard the B-52's? I was in eighth grade and I was a geek. Yes, a geek. Perhaps one similar to what is portrayed in Glee. I was not into sports. I wasn't really into band either; although, I played a cornet (a smaller version of a trumpet). I was into journalism; although I wasn't good at writing. But at least I was a bit creative.
Source: wikipedia
Visit my blog at http://photographywritingandmore.blogspot.com/.
"Tin roof, rusted!" Yes, it's one phrase I had no idea what it meant but sounded cool--although, according to urban dictionary, the phrase has become to mean to become pregnant unexpectedly. Of course, when I was 13 years old, I didn't know what "pregnant" really meant. Let alone "unexpectedly."
Love Shack
reached popularity in all pop charts in the very late 1980s, and the phrase "tin roof" was more attributed to a cabin in Georgia where "Rock Lobster" was conceived. So where was I when I first heard the B-52's? I was in eighth grade and I was a geek. Yes, a geek. Perhaps one similar to what is portrayed in Glee. I was not into sports. I wasn't really into band either; although, I played a cornet (a smaller version of a trumpet). I was into journalism; although I wasn't good at writing. But at least I was a bit creative.
Source: wikipedia
Visit my blog at http://photographywritingandmore.blogspot.com/.
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