Yeah, Hum really is an amazing band. They're probablly my 3rd favorite behind sunny day and slint. One of my favorite things about Hum is their lyrics. And not just their lyrics themselves, but they way Matt Talbott organizes them in the songs. Like the syllable patterns and word beats and stuff. Anyone else notice this? But yea, if your looking for a great band flowing with emotion, check them out. I reccomend their 2nd album: You'd Prefer an Astronaut. -matthew thomas carlson -- On Mon, 26 Jul 1999 01:48:22 Will Schiesser wrote: >I can completely back the opinions given. Hum is probably my favorite >band. Sunny Day is almost as high up as them. I just recently got >interested in sunny day and they are already in 2nd place. If you haven't >got a chance to hear hum, do it. They aren't quite as emotionally driven >and climatic in the same obvious way as sunny day but their songs are like >overtures, especially on the new album. Incredible drumming, insane guitar >work including layering, effects, and awesome time signiture usage. A bit >slower (why do I like LP2 the best?), a bit harder and incredibly dynamic. > > Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com
