One of my favorite songs of all time!
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Which one??
This one! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vN7HQrgakZU
It’s always given me similar vibes to Where The Streets Have No Name.
Love that one.
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Few more…
Angels of Light - Untitled love Song
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One of my BJJ teammates is Maynard’s head of security.
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The first music that moved me was 100 percent Michael Jackson’s Thriller when I was preschool-aged.
It sounds a little gross when you say it that way in 2024, but Michael Jackson was all over the radio and I was a YOOOGE fan as a child. There was something special about putting the needle on the record and then this starts coming out of the boxes next to it.
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Tortured genius
That’s a good way to sum up Michael Jackson in two words.
He trains with a guy I know when he’s in Maine, but I sadly was not invited. Nobody was. One or two top local guys plus coach in a closed gym is apparently how it goes down.
Same… sucks cuz i wanna steam roll him
Watch out for that O-Goshi of his.
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Haha… I’m ready.
Yeah that fan kind of gave up the underhook right away. I’m sure you can do better!
I only like Eddie’s solo. I was brought up to believe disco was gay.
A few years back I’m headed to work and listening to Idaho’s one of maybe three classic rock stations, and The Outfield starts playing. I never though The Outfield would land in classic rock status, but I was just fine with it.
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Angels and Airwaves once said that they had a room with pictures of WW2 on one side that faded into pictures of nebulas and galaxies on the other side.
Also I think that “The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show” made me laugh enough to shake off teenage depression, so that’s emotional as well.
Every Time I Die
Keith Buckley’s lyrics and delivery are one of a kind.
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