Audio of Being

Tonight Tonight Tonight-Genesis

Save You-Pearl Jam

While I have not really got to deep while listening to a CD or a single songs, some songs do have pretty powerful lyrics within them that sends shivers up my spine. For Example: The 3rd verse and last chorus of Let Down by Radiohead, sends me into a peaceful place where I just close my eyes, and let the music lead me where it wants to go. The same goes for the strings at the end of While We Hunting Rabbits, and Man of Action. For me music is an outlet, where I can take all my sorrow and pain, and let it vent for me. I let it take control and let it do what it wants. Music is a very powerful tool, that has a broad range of emotions.

Hollis and Morris-The Trews

Blow up the outside world-soundgarden

Indeed I did, that was an awesome show, great to see the band pull up those two kids on stage with the homemade Sloan shirts.

I am going as a homeless person. I want money, not candy.

I took the drive to Canada to purchase the new Sloan cd, and Sloan has gone back to their roots. Reminds me alot of One Chord to Another, there are some really killer tracks. I am enjoying the cd rather well.

Cold Hard Bitch-Jet

Velvet Revolver is not that bad of a supergroup. Audioslave sucks, why someone bought me revelations for my birthday is beyond me, so i traded it in, for The Colour and the Shape.

The Verve-The drugs don't work

Sam Roberts and Jet, I think are cool bands.

Working for the weekend-Loverboy

No Buffalo store as yet imported the cd, the drive to Canada may just happen...

I forgot to mention, at the same Sam Roberts concert Matt Mays opened, and well during Hot Metal by Sam Roberts, Matt Mays and his band joined in, and it was a 10 person jam.

Change of Season-MGB

Bad-U2 78

It's Been A While Since I Was Your Man I know this is an obvious choice, but the lyrics are romantic in nature

Desire-U2

I have yet to get it still, has not yet been released in the US.

Sam Roberts has not released a live cd, but Paranoia in concert was just amazing the way he weaved other cover songs into the jam section at the end. the slow build to the fast jam was just mindblowing. also Climb Over Me by Sam Roberts was amazing as well.

Climb Over Me-Sam Roberts

Los Endos-Genesis, and later on by Steve Hackett.

I'm a boy-the who

Money-Pink Floyd