to Peter Broderick and Piano, my two favorite pastimes.

i started to create an account on last.fm in 2008. and until now it is still a pleasure of mine to look for something good to listen and stalk others' taste for brand new recommendations. but whenever i log in to my account, i couldn't be any more interested when i see the fact that up until now i have Peter Broderick on the first line of my Top Artist and have his songs played until 2240 times ! i know it's been five years anyway. but if we make it 4 minutes for one song, meaning i have listened to his songs in 8960 minutes, or approximately in 149 hours, and in the other words, equally i have spent 6 days in a row to listen to his songs. but what else can i say?. they really are worth a listen.

i love his playing for he plays with a heart. i know i am the one who will say to you, heartlessly, that you only have one brain that you can point with your finger where it is located, instead of a heart that you don't even know where it precisely stays. hahaha.(that's a total joke),  but i am the one who believe that one kind of a heart stays in Broderick's fingers. i know if i put his fingers on mine, i would clearly feel the beats.

so yesterday i recorded my playing of one of his songs called Pulling the Rain. this average slash lack-of-readiness slash all of a sudden kind of playing, as i mentioned on youtube description, is intended to introduce my two favorite pastimes, Peter Broderick and his masterpiece, and, even if i recorded my playing with a keyboard anyway, Piano. 

i know it's damned and all since it is cut in the middle of a playing since i tried to gather those best parts of the video, and it was my friend who recorded a half so that i don't know if we can call it a song cover video, but anyway, to tell how perfect Peter Broderick in arranging a music is mostly important of all. and i hope my quite ugly playing still can deliver its beauty of the song. happy scrobbling those 2240 Broderick's songs, last.fm users ! :p