The phrase "age songs" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to songs from a specific era or songs that relate to aging, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The playlist features age songs that remind us of our youth."
Alternatives: "songs from that era" or "songs about aging".
HOLIDAY albums marinate in consensus: given our fragmented age, songs of the season are probably the closest thing we have to popular standards.
The hodgepodge of New Age songs and the cutesy clown vignettes set the mind to wandering, while the top-flight set pieces of physical prowess set it to reeling.
16 QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE Songs for the Deaf Interscope, 2002 A shot in the arm for heavy rock, Josh Homme's best record quaked with attitude, tunes and locomotive piston drumming, courtesy of Dave Grohl.
Like all No Age songs, this one is shorter than you expect it to be — the whole album is only thirty-two minutes long — and after a few listens the band's charms have lodged in your head: Spunt's spirited yells, the way the melodies are tucked into the racket, Randall's rainbow of guitar loops and shifting textures.
Queens of the Stone Age, "Songs for the Deaf" (Interscope) — This irreverent guitar-wielding collective, which features special guests like the former Screaming Trees vocalist Mark Lanegan and the powerhouse drummer Dave Grohl alongside head Queen Josh Homme, fluctuates between pummelling rock and sprawling psychedelia.
"...Macon" was basically a coming of age song about a young girl leaving home.
Nonetheless, speaking of stereotypes, the illustrations reject any hint of a '60s psychedelic style, showing that "Puff, the Magic Dragon" can be, despite its place in hippie history, a timeless coming-of-age song for all ages.
Sure, there are some genuinely great songs -- "Gypsy" is an amazing coming-of-age song embracing her gypsy-like lifestyle and "MANiCure" is a fun, uptempo dance track, much of ARTPOP sounds like more of the same odd tracks from Born This Way with a new beat.
The average age of Songs of Praise viewers was 67, she said, and 59 for drama Lark Rise to Candleford, which also aired on Sunday.
In our troubled age, the songs of those Arabic poets of so many years ago chimed with this holiday season's renewing hope for human compassion, tolerance and inclusiveness.
Equally cheeky is the reinterpretation of the art for Queens of the Stone Age's Songs for the Deaf, in which the original's "sperm-entering-an-egg" imagery is replaced with a guitar penetrating an ear.
