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combs-dsm
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Theres sooooooo much music and songs and unmentioned artist that are just amazing.
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Oddly enough, I ended up hanging out with Rufio one night after a show at the old Club Laga in Oakland (Pittsburgh) when they were the no-name opener for Sugarcult. Their "Perhaps, I suppose" album was brand new, so they were quite undiscovered....great guys to hang out with.Definitely reminds me of my high school days. Don't forget sugarcult, newfound glory, the starting line, or rufio
Oddly enough, I ended up hanging out with Rufio one night after a show at the old Club Laga in Oakland (Pittsburgh) when they were the no-name opener for Sugarcult. Their "Perhaps, I suppose" album was brand new, so they were quite undiscovered....great guys to hang out with.
I still listen to all of my CD's from that era- Saves The Day, Thursday, Taking Back Sunday, Brand New, Starting Line, Fenix TX, Allister, Homegrown....as well as two awesome local bands from the era- Punchline and Juliana Theory. Can't find ANY of that music on Satellite.
Oddly enough, I ended up hanging out with Rufio one night after a show at the old Club Laga in Oakland (Pittsburgh) when they were the no-name opener for Sugarcult. Their "Perhaps, I suppose" album was brand new, so they were quite undiscovered....great guys to hang out with.
I still listen to all of my CD's from that era- Saves The Day, Thursday, Taking Back Sunday, Brand New, Starting Line, Fenix TX, Allister, Homegrown....as well as two awesome local bands from the era- Punchline and Juliana Theory. Can't find ANY of that music on Satellite.
You can't beat the slow paced stuff.
Lumineers and Mumford & Sons.
You can't beat the slow paced stuff.
Lumineers and Mumford & Sons.
I can't stand the Lumineers thanks to the local radio station. They've over played 'Ho Hey'.
Actually I can't local radio period.
The new alice in chains is pretty good. Good beat
I use to listen to 90's grunge and other rock while working, but I found it just encouraged my frustration and anger and it so easy to just whip my rachet across the garage... SO i started listening to calmer stuff like slow deep dubstep or club music like Blackmill, Gemini, or Oceanlab.
Lol I can relate to this. Lol hard music always helped me get mad much faster and wanna beat things .