"Interstate Love Song": a familiar riff leads to introspection
Revolutionary commentary from the early 70s (1/2)
"Mrs. Robinson": not (just) a film song
"I'm So Excited" has a lot going on under its surface
"Inner Light" speaks to my anxious self in a re-emerging social climate
"The A Team"'s singular narrative makes me think deeply about the homelessness I see around Berkeley
"Little Boxes": a warning against blind conformity
"Give a Little Bit" really hits home here in Berkeley during finals prep
"Waterloo Sunset" examines a complex case of escapism
On the calm disco-like indie pop of "Sit Next to Me"
"Celebration" and the comfort in revelry
"Kiss from a Rose" yields a momentary, yet troubling warmth
The song's called "Rainy Night in Georgia," but tonight it fits the mood in Berkeley just as well
"Unknown Song" captures my present anxieties and questions, then tries to answer them
"Semi-Charmed Life," another not-really-happy song, and how I experience it
"Here," the anti-party party song
"Spill the Wine," an early 70s gem that comes from just about everywhere
"Everyday People": diff'rent strokes for Berkeley's folks
"Gimme Shelter" from... a lot of things
And so it begins, with "Feeling Good"