Sunny day stuff is on the radio? i didn't know that. Out of all the
bands i am into, they are by far the most "well known." (one of the only
"emo" bands too, hehe hee) So i guess that doesn't suprise me, wow. Thats
how people got into them so quick, all of a sudden. Thats cool though,
really it is. Learn something new every day, right? Take care every body.
<< I did try introducing myself a bit ago, but I don't think the message went
through. So, I'll try again. Hmm, I got into SDRE by hearing Pillars and
HIFTBSO on the radio (gasp) on a preview show, and, incidentally, I have not
heard them since which gives you an idea of the abysmmal taste in music in
my neck of the woods. That, and having heard they were good, compelled me
to get How it feels... and that CD rocks, I do believe it is the best of the
three full-length albums. I got the other two in reverse order, and just
picked up Diary a couple weeks ago. I also had the chance to see the band
in Spokane, and had tickets and the whole she-band, except that two days
before I sprained my ankle rather severly and spent the night of the in the
hospital, which is a terrible place to sleep.
I live approx. 40 miles N. of Spokane, WA, which is across the state from
Seattle and a polar opposite of that city. Suffice to say, I'll just
thrilled to be leaving for college in Portland, OR next year. Other bands I
like include: Pearl Jam, REM, the Wallflowers, the Cure, Bauhaus,
Soundgarden, and a host of other bands which I can't remember, as well as
Celtic/Native American traditional music. I have one sister who is the
coolest person I know and has blue-purple spiked hair, something like Lars
from Rancid, except not quite as tall.
talk to y'all later
D
living in the mainstream is such a lame dream--[Henry Rollins]
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