Random Acts of Listening: The Lotus Eaters, “Sara”
In celebration of the new look for Eat Sleep Drink Music – otherwise known as ESDMusic, of course – let’s roll out a new column, shall we? As you can see, it’s called “Random Acts of Listening,” and the idea is to hit “shuffle” on one’s iPod, listen to the first song that turns up, and write about it. The resulting piece might be personal, critical, or just straight up informational, but the ultimate goal is that it prove interesting, and I’d like to think that anyone who writes for the site can manage to pull off such a task.
First up: “Sara,” by The Lotus Eaters, from their 2001 album, silentspace.
Posted in: Alternative, Artists, Pop, Random Acts of Listening
Tags: A Kick Up the Eighties, A Slap in the Face to Public Taste, Cloudcuckooland, First Picture of You, I'd Sacrifice Eight Orgasms With Shirley MacClaine Just To Be There, Ian Broudie, Jeremy Kelly, Lightning Seeds, No Sense of Sin, Out on Your Own, Peter Coyle, Random Acts of Listening, Sara, Selfish, Set Me Apart, silentspace, The Lotus Eaters, You Don't Need Someone New
