Red Mosquito

harmless wrote:The cheesy production on this song is actually no worse than modern Kings of Leon.

Hence why some people hate them.

in this case, its not so much cheesy production as it is just a cheesy song.

Lyrics are " by the GRACE by which we live" not graves.

I fekkin love this song. Got me right there:

And I'm not ashamed to say it.

*I pull you close, so much to lose

the fear goes away-eee

It's been pointed out on the LB thread that you can now stream Sirens here: http://www.strobe.pt/fresh/musica/ouve- ... rens/20660

Parts of it remind me of a Collective Soul song.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Parts of it remind me of a Collective Soul song.

Yeah for sure.

Thejambi wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Parts of it remind me of a Collective Soul song.

Yeah for sure.

Influenced by bands that were influenced by them: the Alice in Chains story.

It is getting better after each listen. The solo is still terrible.

BurtReynolds wrote:

Thejambi wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Parts of it remind me of a Collective Soul song.

Yeah for sure.

Influenced by bands that were influenced by them: the Alice in Chains story.

BurtReynolds wrote:

Thejambi wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Parts of it remind me of a Collective Soul song.

Yeah for sure.

Influenced by bands that were influenced by them: the Alice in Chains story.

But if they were the ones originally doing the influencing than aren't they...

...

...

ro-ads

Second listen:

evenslow wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

Thejambi wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Parts of it remind me of a Collective Soul song.

Yeah for sure.

Influenced by bands that were influenced by them: the Alice in Chains story.

But if they were the ones originally doing the influencing than aren't they...

...

...

ro-ads

When all things change
let this remain.

If collective soul and bon jovi had a baby.....it would sound like this

i hope they don't make a video for this.


unless they go full-out 80's hairband parody..

I'm liking the song alot.

But I feel like there's alot of BoB fixin goin on. The riff from the mike vignette is nowhere to be found or has been entirely simplified.

BurtReynolds wrote:

harmless wrote:The cheesy production on this song is actually no worse than modern Kings of Leon.

Hence why some people hate them.

in this case, its not so much cheesy production as it is just a cheesy song.

You're right, it's both.

Hate fade outs, but this song needs one, and a longer solo.

I hope the video is Ed sitting in a hotel room chatting and laughing with Joey Ramone and Joe Strummer impersonators, and then Kurt Cobain calls and it goes to split screen,...and they all pile into a car to go out to Henry Rollins's place or something.

When EV sings those high notes, that part reminds me of that song "and I step to the edge, to see the world below". That one. Is that Collective Soul?