MUSIC
I felt like uploading some music, but I hesitate to call this an FST because it's only three songs and I really suck at this associating songs with ideas thing.
1. Brutality - Black Box Recorder: I'm reminded of the fact that Shinkurou learns best with violence.
Good old fashioned brutality
Everything in it's place
Good old fashioned barbarity
Leave the room in disgrace
2. JEWEL - Ayumi Hamasaki: Because anything music-related with Shinkurou isn't complete without tooly Japanese pop sung by a hugely famous idol. And the lyrics are sentimentally saccharine enough to describe his relationship with Murasaki or something.
Breathing calmly, I looked at you
Who had fallen asleep, so exhausted
The sweet, unprotected profile
That no one in the world but me knows
One day, when the sunlight poured through and the wind gently blew
As if it was nothing special
I was alone and felt something change within me
Slowly, firmly and surely
3. crossing days - Ryoko Shintani: I am cheating, this is the ending theme of Kure-nai. ...But it fits so well.
But it's probably wrong to do nothing just because of that
But then again, it's wrong to be self-satisfied
It it was you, for example, what would you do?
If it's okay, if you say it's okay, I want you to tell me
Please tell me what I want
If you don't mind
Please tell me
And then these don't have anything to do with Shinkurou, I just used some of their lyrics as keywords:
Arc of Time - Bright Eyes
you can make a plan; carve it into stone
Art is Hard - Cursive
we all know art is hard
try and fail and try again
a boy who sells his love affairs
Duvet - Boa
all those fears you hold so dear
Let's Get Together - Hayley Mills
Let's get together yeah yeah yeah!
I Love Rock and Roll - AC/DC
she loves rock and roll
say goodbye & good day - KOKIA
Say goodbye and good day.
Sexy, Naughty, Bitchy - Tata Young
180 to the stereotype
her mouth never takes a holiday
all my nights end a little bit nasty
sweaty naughty bitchy me
rebel to the idea of monogamy
For the curious, all my other keywords are either canon quotes, completely random, or from the novel Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov.
... I should stop procrastinating now.
1. Brutality - Black Box Recorder: I'm reminded of the fact that Shinkurou learns best with violence.
Good old fashioned brutality
Everything in it's place
Good old fashioned barbarity
Leave the room in disgrace
2. JEWEL - Ayumi Hamasaki: Because anything music-related with Shinkurou isn't complete without tooly Japanese pop sung by a hugely famous idol. And the lyrics are sentimentally saccharine enough to describe his relationship with Murasaki or something.
Breathing calmly, I looked at you
Who had fallen asleep, so exhausted
The sweet, unprotected profile
That no one in the world but me knows
One day, when the sunlight poured through and the wind gently blew
As if it was nothing special
I was alone and felt something change within me
Slowly, firmly and surely
3. crossing days - Ryoko Shintani: I am cheating, this is the ending theme of Kure-nai. ...But it fits so well.
But it's probably wrong to do nothing just because of that
But then again, it's wrong to be self-satisfied
It it was you, for example, what would you do?
If it's okay, if you say it's okay, I want you to tell me
Please tell me what I want
If you don't mind
Please tell me
And then these don't have anything to do with Shinkurou, I just used some of their lyrics as keywords:
Arc of Time - Bright Eyes
you can make a plan; carve it into stone
Art is Hard - Cursive
we all know art is hard
try and fail and try again
a boy who sells his love affairs
Duvet - Boa
all those fears you hold so dear
Let's Get Together - Hayley Mills
Let's get together yeah yeah yeah!
I Love Rock and Roll - AC/DC
she loves rock and roll
say goodbye & good day - KOKIA
Say goodbye and good day.
Sexy, Naughty, Bitchy - Tata Young
180 to the stereotype
her mouth never takes a holiday
all my nights end a little bit nasty
sweaty naughty bitchy me
rebel to the idea of monogamy
For the curious, all my other keywords are either canon quotes, completely random, or from the novel Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov.
... I should stop procrastinating now.