Thanks for taking the time to provide that explanation, Richie :-) Yeah, I figured the sound clip at the end was a version of "Sing". That would have been my guess, but G3LesPaul's post made me second guess. Yeah, lots of great songs on Jukebox...many of the ones with Keith sounded at least as good as most songs off USA-UK and Pop Media. "I Can't Find Love", "Seco
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Still wish someone had told me before that that "You're Perfect" song was already out and an Anthony solo song. Though I do thank you for telling me :-) Again, its just funny that I was waiting all that time, pining for a song to be released...and then feeling sad that it wasn't...when it was already previously released all along lol I'm sure there's a decent life metaphor in there s
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I think he means the instrumental piece at the very end. Honestly, I didn't pay as much attention to it, since it didn't have words (I like words lol), so I wasn't sure if it was part of a new song, old song, or what. I'll have to listen to the new songs all the way through (still need to) to see if I recognize it.
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I only wish I knew that was a pre-existing song back when that video was first released 5 months ago or whatever. All this time waiting for that song to come out...when its already been out almost 2 years lol Wish they'd mentioned that in the vid, maybe a caption while it was showing or do some end credits or something. Oh well.
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I guess I'll just chalk it up to my Spidey-sense that I went to their site probably right as Richie was adding it :-) But that's what I'm saying though, I think the version of the song 7H used in their video is the EXACT same version Anthony did. It just sounds different because, in the video clip, we all assume its a clip of the main chorus because it sounds like a chorus, and Anthony's vers
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This was my story. Before I logged off the computer late Monday night, thoughts and visions of the upcoming 7H album randomly came into my head, since I remembered it was due sometime in June (hopefully), and I thought I'd go to their site and check for news. No news on the main page, but just for a lark, clicked on "music" and - imagine my surprise when "Synergy" was there
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Thanks again for the info :-) I don't have a life either, but I'm still slow, go figure ;-) Found the song on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/airgomusic/anthony-fedorov-youre-perfect At first it sounded different from the 7H version, so I thought they changed up the song, at least in the chorus/chorus vocals. And I still wanted to hear the 7H version. But in the last chorus, it rea
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Wow, thanks for the quick reply, dude. Just 2 quick questions, then...what's the song called and how do I get the EP? Thanks :-) Not sure how different the "original" version is from that 7H clip, I usually prefer whatever version (or clip) I hear first, but I'd still like to hear it in whatever form I could. I'm surprised its already released though, since I did a google search
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Question for Richie from 7H and you guys here. I see people have already posted about the new 7th Heaven CD "Synergy" (beat me to it). I've sampled the songs and they sound great, but does anyone know what happened to the song that plays from 7:10-7:25 in this video introducing Anthony (the new singer)? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcsuJtXNbEg Wow, what a great song! Anyone k
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Ahhh...you meant Tommy Denander (just saw his post)...my bad. Still would love a Marianas/Hedley US double headlining bill though (a guy can dream) :-)
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Tommy? You mean Tommy from Hedley? He likes Marianas Trench? Cool ;-) Only thing better than me seeing Marianas Trench next month would be seeing a co-headlining bill with them and Hedley. And Faber Drive. And Simple Plan. And Paul Laine. And Harry Hess and Pete Lesperance. Hey, gotta make up for lost time ;-) Haven't seen any of them live, sadly. Canada Fest (in America)...make it hap
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Doug: Yup...seeing them next month for the first time, too...so excited! Already took a practice drive, first time at that venue as well, bit of a drive (tix weren't cheap either, but they're worth it), but I found it, so I'm good to go (thank God for the GPS) :-) Walk In The Shadows: Yeah, I remember reading disappointment with Ever After here when it was released. I'm with Doug though, I l
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Oh, and I forgot to say... Speaking of That Thing You Do and Mike Viola...I knew Adam Schlesinger from Fountains of Wayne wrote or co-wrote the theme song, but for the longest time, I also thought he sang it lol Turned out he didn't (Viola did), but knowing he wrote the song did encourage me to finally take a chance on Fountains of Wayne in 2005. That along with "Stacy's Mom". And t
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Oh yeah, Martin Johnson from the band Boys Like Girls, forgot he was involved. That's cool. Their last CD "Crazy World" was pretty good pop-rock. Came out late last year. Not sure if it was ever mentioned around here. A bit more of a country vibe this time around than on "Lovedrunk" (perfect pop-rock album IMO).
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I think Chad co-wrote her new single "Here's To Never Growing Up". I can hear the influence. Not a big Nickelback fan (don't tell Canada lol), a song here and there, but I do really like that song. Bit of an anthem for me at the moment (same as "What The Hell" when that came out) ;-)
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Never bought any full albums by Avril, but she's always been a kind of guilty pleasure. I bet if I took all the songs I've downloaded from each album, it'd make a pretty kickass CD. Love "What the Hell" and "Stop Standing There" from Goodbye Lullabye (haven't delved further). Love the new single. Her association with Butch Walker has definitely helped her stay on my radar.
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Wow...Hootie fans here...didn't know :-) My Dad hated them and he listened to heavier stuff than me (I guess I rebeled by listening to Hootie lol), so somehow I figured you all would hate them, too...no offense ;-) As a huge fan of Hootie's first album (2nd was ok and I also have the hits CD, but that's it), I've checked out and liked songs from both solo releases. Darius has a great voice a
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Funny you should post this now, since this just happened to me yesterday (Sunday...I'm up late, so still counting yesterday as Sunday lol). Watched a GREAT indie romantic drama called Adam and the soundtrack made it even better. Not 1, not 2, but THREE pop/rock/folk singer songwriters I got into from that movie. To varying degrees. My fave was only in a deleted scene, Susan Cagle/Susan Ju
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Just thought I'd give a heads up about the new EP "Face the Music" by Vancouver rock-pop quartet Marianas Trench. It actually came out in the US last Tues (the 14th). 4 song EP, kind of their "official" US debut. They've had albums released here before, but I guess only through their Canadian label, this should hopefully be the start of them getting better exposure and dist
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That and ReadySexGo are the best things Butch has ever done...silly (but interesting) lyrics aside ;-) I don't know what my favorite Butch album is lyrically...maybe Letters. Am I crazy or do the choruses to "Freak of the Week" and "Jaded" by D2 sound a bit alike? That was actually the first reason M3/"Freak" appealed to me...saw the vid on MTV and I was like &quo
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Same here...I was like "ok, Andrew losing some objectivity here, calling Geoff Tate a tater...gee I wonder what version of Queensryche he prefers" lol
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Just a follow-up to my post: Was talking about Ted's vocals having lots of personality and sounding like he was having fun. Also, the songwriting of Bruno/Ravel was/is the same way. Some may think the lyrics were cheesy, but at least they were (to me), for lack of a better word: interesting. Again, sounded like they were having a good time. Which elevated them over countless bands in their ge
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Great CD. Bit of a slow starter, though. Opener was ok, kind of a modern Bon Jovi anthem style song, next 2 were the weakest IMO, sounded a bit dated to these ears, but I can see lots of melodic rock fans digging them. Picked up at track 4 and never looked back. But its cool...I'd rather have a CD start slow and end strong anyway than start strong and end with a whimper and I'm bored to tears
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Actually 36 lol But thanks ;-) Thanks for the post compliment, too. Sorry for any confusion on my age (though I still like to think I'm 15 at heart...don't we all?). I was just saying how my music tastes (and myself as a person) were a lot different then. Some music I'd like then and points of view I'd agree with then...maybe now not so much. People change...tastes change...holds true for f
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I've been listening for 3 weeks now and I still enjoy it. After reading Andrew's review just now, I think he and a lot of old school rock fans are just wanting different things out of their music (at least new music by established artists) than I am. Minimal mention, if any, was given to the lyrics (I've noticed that a lot here, not just singling Andrew out) and the ballads were totally glossed
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The way I read it, it sounded more like Creighton is still a band member, but just bowing out for the tour. Meaning he'd still do studio work (abums) and smaller tours. Could be wrong, though. Maybe they'll clarify. My ideal lineup would be Harry, Pete, Darren, and Creighton. I think that's what they were going for originally after they reunited, with Darren on bass, right? I've bought solo
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Flet - Hey, I like the song "Hey God", I even mentioned it as being an example of a good Bon Jovi rock song. You should have read my whole post (I know they're long, not sure what happens lol). I like all the ones you mentioned except "Unbreakable". Not saying its a bad song, its just another example of those kind of "jock/bragging anthems" I was talking about. S
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Great news, Pelata. Big fan of AdrianGale and Crunch, got into them being a big Jamie Rowe fan (Guardian). AG/Crunch is definitely some of the better newer melodic rock bands/projects I got into. Also like Vic's work with Ted Poley. So yeah, excited for new material. Though its probably just me, but I feel Jamie's London Calling album (both versions, but especially "You're So Lucky&
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My favorite thing Michael's ever done as well. By FAR. Glad to see others here agree; I thought I was the only one. Came out when I was a junior in high school and I remember thinking it was my all time favorite CD at the time :-) I was already familiar with Stryper, grew up on bands like that and was still loyal to that scene when all my peers switched to alternative (though still relatively
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I like it. Doesn't blow me away like Bon Jovi's albums used to when I was younger, from New Jersey (where I got into them, I was about 12) to Crush, back when they were my favorite band (not sure I have a favorite right now), but its solid and what I've come to expect from them. Just more quality pop-rock songs. Some may call it boring, but I prefer to use an analogy from "Just Older"
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