LOL, in this week's "what have you been listening to" topic I was going to mention recently going on a 90s Alt-Rock kick again, and just having listened to Throwing Copper for the nth time! It's...
LOL, in this week's "what have you been listening to" topic I was going to mention recently going on a 90s Alt-Rock kick again, and just having listened to Throwing Copper for the nth time! It's one of the few albums I absolutely must listen to all the way through, along with Secret Samadhi.
+LIVE+ is also (probably unsurprisingly) insanely fucking good live. I have gotten lucky enough to see them a few times over the years, and they were amazing every single time. Ed Kowalczyk's voice doesn't lose any of its wonderful qualities on stage, his energy is insane, and his stage presence is enthralling.
Wow, Pavement is a band name I have not heard in a long time. I'm not personally a huge fan of theirs, but a bunch of my friends listened to Crooked Rain2 obsessively back in the day, and it felt...
Wow, Pavement is a band name I have not heard in a long time. I'm not personally a huge fan of theirs, but a bunch of my friends listened to Crooked Rain2 obsessively back in the day, and it felt like Cut Your Hair was everywhere on the radio at one point.
LOL, in this week's "what have you been listening to" topic I was going to mention recently going on a 90s Alt-Rock kick again, and just having listened to Throwing Copper for the nth time! It's one of the few albums I absolutely must listen to all the way through, along with Secret Samadhi.
+LIVE+ is also (probably unsurprisingly) insanely fucking good live. I have gotten lucky enough to see them a few times over the years, and they were amazing every single time. Ed Kowalczyk's voice doesn't lose any of its wonderful qualities on stage, his energy is insane, and his stage presence is enthralling.
Wow, Pavement is a band name I have not heard in a long time. I'm not personally a huge fan of theirs, but a bunch of my friends listened to Crooked Rain2 obsessively back in the day, and it felt like Cut Your Hair was everywhere on the radio at one point.