For fans of Love Runs Deeper
 

Check this out if you like the subdued verses with the explosive chorus.

http://www.amazon.com/Learning-to-Da...7314622&sr=8-1

that garggled my bal**

:shrug:Huh?!

I'm pretty sure I've heard that before.

Shameless plugs FTW?

I still like LRD more, even if it's more demo-esque. :shrug:

Yes, as shameless as they get! LOL! Yes, you probably had heard that before, this was a very different version. It rocks a little more than the album version :D

Thanks for downloading and be sure to tell your friends.

No saying that I didn't like it or anything and I'm all for shameless plugs because no doubt the the day will come when I'll need to do them :D

Hey, just let me know when you release something. I'll be happy to download it or review it. Here's something else you might like. This is an anti-Domestic Violence song called "You Don't Know".

http://www.amazon.com/You-Dont-Know/...7332408&sr=8-2

I don't see too much of LRD in this. But I do like it, quite a diverse band you have got going there.

Diverse? We're all white and Jewish and from California, except Gary, he's not Jewish and he's from Texas. :lol:

Well, I meant you have some really old guys, a young guy with funktastic hair, and a girl as your lead singer. I wasn't talking about the white part. Or the Jewish part. Or the California part.

That's funny. My hair isn't purple or anything, that was just the stage lighting. My hair is about as dull as can be, I just always have something conservative and fit for the office. Once, when I was 22, I died it blue for a concert. That's about as wild as it got. Oh yeah, I had a "swing kid" haircut once where it was long in the front and combed over. Still, that's not that weird. :)

You're forgetting, it's on you, it must be weird!

Seriously though, that must have been some crazy stage lighting! It looks like you have a red/purple mohawk (which is even funnier when put by the classical guitar!).

Yeah. it was an interesting show and my head was "sunburned" afterwards because the lights were so hot. It was for the opening for a new Fender Telecaster called the "EG Standard", which was made by Giogliotti Guitars here in Seattle. The EG was from a good friend of mine, Evan Groom, who was a well-known local studio musician that probably taught the entire city of Tacoma how to play the guitar. He had died that year and the guitar was one he was working on when he died, so it also turned into an Evan Groom tribute. It was a crazy gig! There were some cool musicians there: a couple of the guys from Sublime, the Warbabies, Notorions, some people from Sub-Pop and a myriad of others. There was even some crazy banjo player looking for a record deal. It was a wild night. It was held in a waterfront club. Funny thing is that I was actually under 21 at the time and shouldn't have been allowed in, but Evan was kind of like my Football coach, he was the go-to guy with any problems; think The White Shadow. I am a teetotaler, so I left completely sober. The guitar was great; very buttery. It has since been discontinued when the luthier went out of business.

This is not a LB topic.

The backup band are former associates of Lindsey's, Tom Moncrieff and Gary "Hoppy" Hodges.