OT: The all encompassing HFSabres music thread with no rules (as long as it’s music posted)

[TheMistyStranger]

Great song. In my book Samson is one of the great lyricists of his generation. Sidenote: Want to get a room of adults all teary-eyed? Just play the Virtute cycle. Gut punches.

Samson is brilliant for sure. Maybe not the best technical voice, but his rawness makes it all work that much better

 

[kirby11]

Saw Magdalena Bay at Riverworks last week--was very surprised at how good they sounded considering the venue isn't really anything to write home about for concerts. I didn't realize they toured with a full band, it was cool to hear their initial prog rock sound/influences come through in portions of different songs, both from their most recent album and older stuff

 

[oldgoalie]

Not me ugly crying when he sang "Receive and transmit" for the first time. Still miss you, Kyle.

Absolutely fantastic tune. Saw it done live, and it was just as spectacular.

I once asked Sig if he took his name from this song. He was a PG fan, but this song didn’t make him “Signal to Noise”, but I think of him when I hear it.

 

[Chainshot]

Absolutely fantastic tune. Saw it done live, and it was just as spectacular.

I once asked Sig if he took his name from this song. He was a PG fan, but this song didn’t make him “Signal to Noise”, but I think of him when I hear it.

Same about hearing it and thinking of Kyle.

 

[OkimLom]

Saw Magdalena Bay at Riverworks last week--was very surprised at how good they sounded considering the venue isn't really anything to write home about for concerts. I didn't realize they toured with a full band, it was cool to hear their initial prog rock sound/influences come through in portions of different songs, both from their most recent album and older stuff

Which area did they do the stage from? If it’s on one of the rinks, not surprised, that’s where they usually have their best sound. If it’s the usual spot with the stage, then they had some good sound guys.

 

[kirby11]

Which area did they do the stage from? If it’s on one of the rinks, not surprised, that’s where they usually have their best sound. If it’s the usual spot with the stage, then they had some good sound guys.

They were up on the stage and the crowd was on the rink floor

 

[OkimLom]

They were up on the stage and the crowd was on the rink floor

Yeah, I've experienced the best sounding concerts consistently in that part of the venue.

The stage that is near the entrance you need a solid/competent sound crew to get quality out of it.

 

[Chainshot]

 

[Chainshot]

 

[sabremike]

Popular rock frontman announces he has beaten esophageal cancer

He first announced he was battling the disease last June.

www.pennlive.com

This is great news, love Sick Of It All. Way to kick cancer's ass Lou!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[PirateShip]

Saw these guys at the “ Dancing in the District” music festival in Nashville in the 90’s. Simply amazing

 

[KiwiGriff]

I think it's listened to this about 10 times yesterday.

 

[Chainshot]

My younger spawn got me to go out to a goth/industrial night at a local venue. I was amused. So was she.

 

[TheMistyStranger]

My younger spawn got me to go out to a goth/industrial night at a local venue. I was amused. So was she.

That honestly sounds fun. Did you hear some Gravity Kills?

 

[Chainshot]

That honestly sounds fun. Did you hear some Gravity Kills?

Not that I caught, no. One of the DJs seemed enamored with Pixel Grip and Twin Tribes.

 

[Chainshot]

I may have posted this in here before, but it remains one of my favorite bits of chill in recent memory -

 

[Gras]

 

[Gras]

Some nostalgia bait coming from Yellowcard

 

[Chainshot]

A memory from my social media for today from 14 years ago...

 

[MarkusKetterer]

 

[Gras]

 

[Gras]

Its funny that a war movie has brought this song back to the zeitgeist

 

[Chainshot]

Its funny that a war movie has brought this song back to the zeitgeist

The theft of the song from Bangalter is an interesting tale -