The Hold Steady
brhf9
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Hey, does anybody know this band?
I listened a couple of their tunes and found it really great. Can you tell me some thing about them (know they are from NY). Or recommend me some more stuff from them?
Thanks!
I listened a couple of their tunes and found it really great. Can you tell me some thing about them (know they are from NY). Or recommend me some more stuff from them?
Thanks!
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I am pretty sure I remember a couple folks here digging this band.
Probably the best bar band I've heard in years. Great with beer! lol
If you can't get high on purely music and the sounds that you hear, you're missing out on something.
hehe, now that i listened to the albuns i see what you mean.
that dude really likes the 'forget about singing-let me tell you a tale' approach.
but i am really diggin' it...
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that song is great.
by the way, what'a hoodrat anyway? i am not from a English-language country so i must ask.
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audioslave????
hehehe
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http://www.vagrant.com/holdsteady_listeningparty/
And those misguided, There was a plan for them to be
Now you got both sides Claiming killing in Gods name
But God is nowhere,..... To be found, conveniently
What goes on?
Gonna listen to rest of it at night.
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And those misguided, There was a plan for them to be
Now you got both sides Claiming killing in Gods name
But God is nowhere,..... To be found, conveniently
What goes on?
http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/index.php/2006/10/02/online-exclusive-the-hold-steady-tears-shit-up-in-nyc/#more-919
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i can definitely see some lyric snobs turning their nose up at some of the themes and lack of real wordsmithing. but the rockin guitar riffs and catchy melodies somehow overcome it.
i kept asking myself when i was listening last night "how does he make these lyrics work?" it's just fun music.
thoughts? anyone else pick it up?
And those misguided, There was a plan for them to be
Now you got both sides Claiming killing in Gods name
But God is nowhere,..... To be found, conveniently
What goes on?
Here is a vid I made w/ the new song Chip Ahoy
I like it a lot....one of my favorite records this year. sounds like the replacements mixed with GBV and a little springsteen.
If I go to school tomorrow it will be done in a state of near exhaustion. It's almost two and I am speeding down 34th ave looking for an open liquor store. The headphone jack on my Ipod is still broke because I haven't yet had the $50 to fix it. It's dark and for whatever reason I really thought that there would be more cars on the road, just the occasional cab-and thankfully not police car-watching me slow mostly to a stop, creep towards a red light before slamming my 92 saturn (which would be rusted and falling apart if not for my "dent-resistant polymer panels") through the intersection in the fading hope that one of these beer lights won't say Coors but rather Open. They never do, like the girls at the bar they humor me with a floresant smile, luring the desparate moth I am, before going home with their man the Closed sign, hanging a few feet away, knowing full well that if he turns his back she's going home with me.
I have become everything I once hated. But Neil Finn's slurred voice not only make it OK, he makes it everything I could ever want. Listening to Chips Ahoy makes me want to meet a talented and most likely easy girl to play the horses with. I've only been to the track once and that was to see Shane's uncle in Vancouver. Now I want to go back and lose everything. Such is the power of song, makes you want to be stoned in a shit apartment with people you barely know but would die for. Of course the problem with this plan lies in the fact that it is now 2:05am and if I can't even find an open liquor store where am I to find a horse track? Heading home and actually stopping at the red light that could lead either to her parents or to the apartment where the winter passed too quick. Things are quiet now, outside, inside, on the stereo. Everything coming to a close as I pull up to my empty house and hesitate for just a second whether or not to stay in the car and see how this turns out even though I know how the cd ends.
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