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Aug. 26th, 2024 09:11 pmI have been doing some long overdue organizing of the 300+ files in my downloaded folder. I have a habit of downloading stuff there and not moving it on to a final location or not deleting it. Today was the day I tackled it.
In there, I found two mp3s I have zero recollection of: Can I Sit Next to You by Spoon and how do you sleep? by LCD Soundsystem. A look at my order history shows I bought these in March 2021.
...why?
Normally I would think I heard them in a cab or in a show or something, but March 2021 I wasn't going f'ing anywhere. Google does not link these songs (as in, in a movie soundtrack) other than that they were both released in 2017.
Anybody have any idea why I would have heard these songs? I mean, I like them. But I usually immediately put purchased music into a playlist. It is weird to have two random mp3s I don't remember buying hanging out in the downloaded folder. Like the time I was downloading music from Napster and ended up with the song Darkness Darkness by Screaming Trees because someone had mislabeled a file.
In there, I found two mp3s I have zero recollection of: Can I Sit Next to You by Spoon and how do you sleep? by LCD Soundsystem. A look at my order history shows I bought these in March 2021.
...why?
Normally I would think I heard them in a cab or in a show or something, but March 2021 I wasn't going f'ing anywhere. Google does not link these songs (as in, in a movie soundtrack) other than that they were both released in 2017.
Anybody have any idea why I would have heard these songs? I mean, I like them. But I usually immediately put purchased music into a playlist. It is weird to have two random mp3s I don't remember buying hanging out in the downloaded folder. Like the time I was downloading music from Napster and ended up with the song Darkness Darkness by Screaming Trees because someone had mislabeled a file.