I love watching people discover Coheed for the first time! I just saw them for the 10th time live and they played this song. Absolutely wicked. Coheed has such a unique genre. Definitely a hidden gem!
@@shadowfire_08 I did number 9 in nashville and doing number 10 this weekend in STL. This is one of their best outings for sure. At the top of their game
This song is written by the singer and co-guitarist Claudio Sanchez. He uses the music to explore his feelings and as catharsis. This was written about watching his son grow from a baby to a toddler to a child and trying to navigate his own feelings as a father while watching his son grow into himself. Claudio has a lot of personal connections throughout his music and his ties to family are the strongest ones
To answer your question, the lead singer of Coheed, Claudio, writes graphic novels that go with each album. So you're on the right track with the musical comment. All of the lyrics to every song go with each novel and story. They are all concept albums basically and hopefully one day we'll get some movies out of them :)
I'm just so happy they wrote this song. That "time" outro just brings so many emotions about me. Also seeing that part bring a smile to your face made me so damn happy haha. That is quite possibly the greatest musical moment of my life. From 6:30-end of the song.. It's just so good
All Coheed and Cambria albums are concept albums, so the last songs are like the last song in a musical. This might be my farourite Coheed song, I cant listen without crying.
So yes it is a part of a huge rock opera that spans almost their entire discography, and that's the very last song on the most recent album. It's amazing, both the end of this chapter and an amazing beginning to the next chapter of the story. There is so much love for Vaxis from his parents in the story, the lengths they will go to for him is infinite. I would recommend it all 🙌
Correct me if I’m wrong, but isn’t this album (and the previous album) actually a separate story set within the same universe as The Amory Wars? I think I remember reading that when the last album came out.
@@markgoguen8698 Yes....its waaayyyyyy after the end of "No world for Tomorrow" Its referenced in the prologue on Vaxis I: "The Five Houses of the Star Supremacy have privatized the detention zones of the galaxy These planetary prison pits reassembled from the cracked worlds of the Great Crash Which brings us to our stage Where the light must learn to love the black The Dark Sentencer" "The Great Crash" was from when the Keywork was destroyed and all the planets started crashing into each other on "The End Complete"
@@markgoguen8698 essentially. If you’ve listened to No World for Tomorrow, Vaxis takes place after. The “Great Crash” if I’m not mistaken, was the Keywork breaking and the planets crashing into each other. And the final sentence of the story, if you got the book, is FREAKING CRAZY!!!
@@markgoguen8698 Oh jolly boy, this last book/album is starting to weave the loose ends. I feel like we're going to travel between time and space in the next one.
Welcome to the very best of Prog Rock. Coheed write CERTIFIED BANGERS. Been my favorite band for the last decade. Also without a doubt the best live band experience if they ever come to a venue near you. The crowds are CRAZY lively and it's basically a giant singalong the whole night. Fantastic times.
@@SaltyReacts If you're looking for something stupidly proggy by them, the entire Willing Well suite (4 songs) is a masterpiece. If you want just one song from that, The Willing Well II: From Fear Through The Eyes of Madness is a pretty fantastic choice to start with.
oh i like you. Followed!! A++ What an absurd first exposure to Coheed. You've got a great vibe and your movements are exactly like how mine were first time I heard this (until I got emotional lol). And then The Laugh everyone has at 10:00 when That Thing Happens omg. IMO this is their best individual song of all their discography but there's at least one that rivals it per album. They definitely went hard on the broadway feeling for this. The opening two songs of the same album, as well as a few other songs scattered through it were very Broadway inspired in their direction, and the lead singer's threaded a concept album storyline across 9 of the band's 10 albums. The odd one out is entirely stuff reflecting his IRL space at the time, with like- one song being an apology to his old house for having moved away. The discography is brilliant, a lot of it ranging from punk-pop to proggy metal. Never too heavy or too light, lots of love songs and rage songs, a few scifi elements, 20 years of it. Glad you enjoyed, I'm gonna go watch your other videos.
I appreciate you doing this song, i've been a fan of this band since the beginning and this is my favorite song of them. The best song IMO they've released
Great reaction. Over the last 20 years C+C has definitely become my absolute favorite band. Being 40, I have had my fair share of build up and disappointment from bands I thought would never "Mail it in" so to speak. I can actually honestly and whole heartedly say this is my favorite album of all time period. I would never dare to suggest a single track and say this is the one that you must listen to. Every song at some point becomes my favorite and that is what makes them so unique and underrated.
Ya.. I get what you are saying ... Sooo many bands/groups tend to rest on their laurels. I love to see groups evolve. Ronnie Radke for instance. Thank you so much for being part of the journey.
@@SaltyReacts sometimes bands/groups are too worried about growing and changing as musicians and lyricist and so consumed with the "purity of the art" that they forget to grow as humans. Becoming a father was a life changer for me. I grew and realized what was important. Luckily my favorite band grew with me. Can't wait for the next album.
I just wanted to chime in. The fact they have never done a song like Disappearing Act before in 9 previous albums and it's one of their best songs is why they are my favorite band.
Your face at 10:02 says it all 🖤 glad you could discover one of the most under rated bands of all time. I love coheed so much. And yes, almost their entire discography is one big epic musical story adventure.
I've seen many people describe this piece as relatable to people with autism and parents who have a child or children with autism. As a man with autism myself that hits home and is inspiring. Especially when the lyrics even feel like it describes scenarios I and my parents experienced because autism and more precisely Aspergers was still so new when I was young that nobody truly knew how to deal with me or like most seventh and fifth grade teachers of mine, didn't care to try. Their mindset was that if brute force doesn't work then let him fall off the tree and die, in a manner of speaking.
I love the proggyness of coheed. This is why they're my favourite band and I've seen them 15 times! I have the keywork tattooed on my wrist. Truly amazing.
Probably one of the best Coheed songs ever produced. Great reaction. This whole album was fantastic. Would definitely recommend checking out their early stuff as well.
Bro i love tom adam upchurch and all ne new country rap but i grew up on coheed. Been one of my fav bands for probly 12 years. F yea dude please some more bro suuuuper talented
Claudio The lead vocalist and his lovely Wife Chonnye and amazing son Atlas are also very big fans of Hamilton the Broadway so a lot of inspiration for this I'm sure was inspired from that. 😉 the band itself is absolutely amazing they are so talented and so diverse with where they go with their music and that's what keeps us fans coming back for more. I just was at their Show preformed at The Anthem in DC July 26th 2022 had the best time ever I absolutely love Coheed and Cambria.
Way late to the party, but claudio writes music to his comics/graphic novels. Or maybe vice versa, writes his graphic novels to his music. Anywho, this is all about Vaxis - the child of the unheavenly creatures.
This is my favorite band. As others have mentioned, they are a concept band based off of comic books the lead singer writes. So, the overarching story is in those books. They are just the definition of progressive rock, imo. They never shy away from anything which is so refreshing to hear. As far as other songs to dive into: Welcome Home is probably their most well known (it was featured on Rock Band or Guitar Hero, can't remember). Ladders of Supremacy from this album is amazing. Dark Sentencer is also great (those last two are 8 minute songs which isn't unusual for them lol). Other older stuff that I love is Domino the Destitute & The Crowing,
If you love rock opera, have you ever listened to the Operation Mind Crime album by Queensryche? BTW: I had to play this for my wife because I told her near the beginning that this song had a feel of a bit of Pink Floyd and Yes (I think the album you're thinking of is 90215 with the song Changes)
Man this band is absolutely fire! If you want a couple songs of theirs that have similar diverse vibes as this one I'd suggest Gravity's Union and Willing Well II: From Fear Through The Eyes of Madness Both songs have "the moment" in them like what you experienced at 9:59 and both are songs I go back to over and over when I want to feel something Come to think of it Coheed excels at making music that makes a cold dead heart beat again. There's a reason you went to Pink Floyd so quickly. They could do the same thing
@@Brav0Nine the Afterman albums catch a lot of flack but I think they're really good! You get a real sense of the tragic story being told throughout. Sure there is a clunker or two but for every dark side of me you get a Domino the Destitute, Sentry the Defiant, and Gravity's Union to more than tip the scales towards awesome. 2's my favorite 1 to close the story down is so great
Gravity's Union is my favorite Coheed song. I love when the entire crowd go nuts amd screams "Caggggggeedd" with Claudio live. Really wish this would be their encore song. Its so much better than Welcome Home. Im a huge Afterman stan and dont get the hate it gets
A lot of the ideas in this were originally written for a rock opera version of a PPicture of Dorian Gray, which Claudio shelved, but recycled chunks into WotWM. It;s the end of volume 2 of a 5 volume set. We've got 3 more of these albums to come!
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I hope you return to this band at some point, one of my favorites. And since I understand you don't give 10's if you don't cry, I'll toss a couple of songs I think could meet that requirement. "The Light & The Glass" "Pearl Of The Stars" "Peace To The Mountain" "The Willing Well IV: The Final Cut" (This one is just because you mentioned Pink Floyd's The Wall, the guitar solo here screams Pink Floyd influence.)
Hello! I've enjoyed Coheed for 20 years now. Not the hugest fan of this latest album but there's still some good stuff in there. I'd like to suggest a band called Band-Maid. They're 5 Japanese girls in maid outfits playing hard rock music. Seems crazy? I hope you'll check out their song "Blooming" and hear them for yourself! The video has subtitles. Best of luck with your channel.
Every Coheed album aside from one is part of a gigantic space opera, so your assessment that this sounds like a musical is not too far off. Look up The Amory Wars, they've put out a few comics since.
Not a musical but not far off. Coheed and Cambria have spent the last 20 years telling stories though their music....in fact its been the same story called "The Amory Wars" This song is the last song on an album called "Vaxis II: Window of a Waking Mind"....so theres already been alot of build up to this point. Its kind of the issue with this band...you need the whole album for context or you started reading chapter 12 withiut reading the first 11 chapters pr whatever
@@SaltyReacts Should note that they are a hard band to pin down cuz they are very pop-punk, emo, that also has the ability to write some of the best progressive rock songs of this era. Just an ultra talented band. also the "beginning " of the story is also their 6th album called "The Afterman" cuz of course they pulled a Star Wars.
@@SaltyReacts so here’s the thing behind the sound of this track, Claudio back around 2013 was working on a musical rendition of The Picture of Dorian Gray. It got shelved for years. Back in around March this year during a live Twitch, he shared some of the tracks of that with those watching and received a lot of positive response. The album was completed last year but he said that the title track of the new album (this song) was borrowing heavy from that. Additionally this song is broken up into six parts in the lyric book.
This band is so good you can skip your close friends wedding to see them play all of their songs even though youve already seen the same show and wear a diaper so you don't miss a thing in those long bathroom lines.. Or at least that's what Richard Christie from the stern show did.
I love watching people discover Coheed for the first time! I just saw them for the 10th time live and they played this song. Absolutely wicked. Coheed has such a unique genre. Definitely a hidden gem!
6th show in ATL for me, still as magical as the 1st
@@shadowfire_08 I did number 9 in nashville and doing number 10 this weekend in STL. This is one of their best outings for sure. At the top of their game
The whole trifecta of ending songs from that album is a masterpiece! I wish I could see it live, unfortunately I could only see one show so far 😥
I've seen them afew times as well. ( Profile pic/ I'm in the middle) greatest band ever
Thank god we have the internet so that music like this can be preserved forever.
Only band I listen too full stop. If this was the last song they every dropped I’d be happy
Thank god this saga has 3 more albums left
This song is written by the singer and co-guitarist Claudio Sanchez. He uses the music to explore his feelings and as catharsis. This was written about watching his son grow from a baby to a toddler to a child and trying to navigate his own feelings as a father while watching his son grow into himself.
Claudio has a lot of personal connections throughout his music and his ties to family are the strongest ones
To answer your question, the lead singer of Coheed, Claudio, writes graphic novels that go with each album. So you're on the right track with the musical comment. All of the lyrics to every song go with each novel and story.
They are all concept albums basically and hopefully one day we'll get some movies out of them :)
Probably the tenth time I've watched this reaction. I love it. Keep up the good work man.
Wow, thanks!
I'm just so happy they wrote this song. That "time" outro just brings so many emotions about me. Also seeing that part bring a smile to your face made me so damn happy haha. That is quite possibly the greatest musical moment of my life. From 6:30-end of the song.. It's just so good
All Coheed and Cambria albums are concept albums, so the last songs are like the last song in a musical. This might be my farourite Coheed song, I cant listen without crying.
So life gets tough, but it’s no excuse or your fault
These lyrics hit me hard every time. It’s literally a perfect song with every emotion
So yes it is a part of a huge rock opera that spans almost their entire discography, and that's the very last song on the most recent album. It's amazing, both the end of this chapter and an amazing beginning to the next chapter of the story. There is so much love for Vaxis from his parents in the story, the lengths they will go to for him is infinite. I would recommend it all 🙌
Correct me if I’m wrong, but isn’t this album (and the previous album) actually a separate story set within the same universe as The Amory Wars? I think I remember reading that when the last album came out.
@@markgoguen8698 Yes! This is a separate yet connected story within the same universe and timeline.
@@markgoguen8698 Yes....its waaayyyyyy after the end of "No world for Tomorrow"
Its referenced in the prologue on Vaxis I:
"The Five Houses of the Star Supremacy have privatized the detention zones of the galaxy
These planetary prison pits reassembled from the cracked worlds of the Great Crash
Which brings us to our stage
Where the light must learn to love the black
The Dark Sentencer"
"The Great Crash" was from when the Keywork was destroyed and all the planets started crashing into each other on "The End Complete"
@@markgoguen8698 essentially. If you’ve listened to No World for Tomorrow, Vaxis takes place after. The “Great Crash” if I’m not mistaken, was the Keywork breaking and the planets crashing into each other. And the final sentence of the story, if you got the book, is FREAKING CRAZY!!!
@@markgoguen8698 Oh jolly boy, this last book/album is starting to weave the loose ends. I feel like we're going to travel between time and space in the next one.
Welcome to the very best of Prog Rock. Coheed write CERTIFIED BANGERS. Been my favorite band for the last decade. Also without a doubt the best live band experience if they ever come to a venue near you. The crowds are CRAZY lively and it's basically a giant singalong the whole night. Fantastic times.
It is very different than what I expected. In a way, it kinda brought me back to early Floyd kinda stuff. Just a wacky story kinda feel.
@@SaltyReacts If you're looking for something stupidly proggy by them, the entire Willing Well suite (4 songs) is a masterpiece. If you want just one song from that, The Willing Well II: From Fear Through The Eyes of Madness is a pretty fantastic choice to start with.
oh i like you. Followed!! A++
What an absurd first exposure to Coheed. You've got a great vibe and your movements are exactly like how mine were first time I heard this (until I got emotional lol). And then The Laugh everyone has at 10:00 when That Thing Happens omg. IMO this is their best individual song of all their discography but there's at least one that rivals it per album.
They definitely went hard on the broadway feeling for this. The opening two songs of the same album, as well as a few other songs scattered through it were very Broadway inspired in their direction, and the lead singer's threaded a concept album storyline across 9 of the band's 10 albums. The odd one out is entirely stuff reflecting his IRL space at the time, with like- one song being an apology to his old house for having moved away.
The discography is brilliant, a lot of it ranging from punk-pop to proggy metal. Never too heavy or too light, lots of love songs and rage songs, a few scifi elements, 20 years of it.
Glad you enjoyed, I'm gonna go watch your other videos.
Heard that moment for the first time driving in my car on my way to work. Insane how good it is.
Also agree that its an all-time best. We need an entire album like this.
According to their drummer Josh, Claudio was working on an actual musical/rock opera during COVID and this was going to be part of it.
I appreciate you doing this song, i've been a fan of this band since the beginning and this is my favorite song of them. The best song IMO they've released
Great reaction. Over the last 20 years C+C has definitely become my absolute favorite band. Being 40, I have had my fair share of build up and disappointment from bands I thought would never "Mail it in" so to speak. I can actually honestly and whole heartedly say this is my favorite album of all time period. I would never dare to suggest a single track and say this is the one that you must listen to. Every song at some point becomes my favorite and that is what makes them so unique and underrated.
Ya.. I get what you are saying ... Sooo many bands/groups tend to rest on their laurels. I love to see groups evolve. Ronnie Radke for instance. Thank you so much for being part of the journey.
@@SaltyReacts sometimes bands/groups are too worried about growing and changing as musicians and lyricist and so consumed with the "purity of the art" that they forget to grow as humans. Becoming a father was a life changer for me. I grew and realized what was important. Luckily my favorite band grew with me. Can't wait for the next album.
@@sicksftdeep4714 1000% Yes .. You hit the nail on the head.
I just wanted to chime in. The fact they have never done a song like Disappearing Act before in 9 previous albums and it's one of their best songs is why they are my favorite band.
Your face at 10:02 says it all 🖤 glad you could discover one of the most under rated bands of all time. I love coheed so much. And yes, almost their entire discography is one big epic musical story adventure.
Crazy intro to the band, but I love that you loved it haha
Subbed, hope to see more Coheed on here!
"I feel like I've gone through 5 songs in this"
Very common feeling when hearing this band haha
Totally loving this!!!
THE NATTY LIGHT! loving it!
This song is a damn ride and i never want to get off
This is such a perfect reaction to Coheed, and I love this channel's whole vibe, lookin forward to more from my new salty grandpa haha
What a tune. That is quite a first introduction. It's the last track on their latest Welcome to "The Party". Enjoy the Journey.
Give their song Ladders of Supremacy a listen. Then go back to the early albums.
I've seen many people describe this piece as relatable to people with autism and parents who have a child or children with autism. As a man with autism myself that hits home and is inspiring. Especially when the lyrics even feel like it describes scenarios I and my parents experienced because autism and more precisely Aspergers was still so new when I was young that nobody truly knew how to deal with me or like most seventh and fifth grade teachers of mine, didn't care to try. Their mindset was that if brute force doesn't work then let him fall off the tree and die, in a manner of speaking.
Salty, you should check out this band covering Kiss's track "Love Gun". It's amazing 🤩
I love the proggyness of coheed. This is why they're my favourite band and I've seen them 15 times! I have the keywork tattooed on my wrist. Truly amazing.
You are the man!
Probably one of the best Coheed songs ever produced. Great reaction. This whole album was fantastic. Would definitely recommend checking out their early stuff as well.
I LOOOVED Watching all your on point reactions there Salty! It is a giant story arc spanning 9 or 10 albums(one album is not part of this story)
Appreciate you being here!! Thank you!!
Been listening since '02 freaking 20 years of Coheed! 42 now those were the days!!! All time fav band
Yes, the outro is a reprise of the intro to the album, which is a reprise of a song from the previous album.
Bro i love tom adam upchurch and all ne new country rap but i grew up on coheed. Been one of my fav bands for probly 12 years. F yea dude please some more bro suuuuper talented
Claudio The lead vocalist and his lovely Wife Chonnye and amazing son Atlas are also very big fans of Hamilton the Broadway so a lot of inspiration for this I'm sure was inspired from that. 😉 the band itself is absolutely amazing they are so talented and so diverse with where they go with their music and that's what keeps us fans coming back for more. I just was at their Show preformed at The Anthem in DC July 26th 2022 had the best time ever I absolutely love Coheed and Cambria.
This old timer is awesome! \m/
I feel like if you tripped over a band in your backyard, you'd remember their name.
Way late to the party, but claudio writes music to his comics/graphic novels. Or maybe vice versa, writes his graphic novels to his music. Anywho, this is all about Vaxis - the child of the unheavenly creatures.
This song is an absolute killer closer to a great album.
This is my favorite band. As others have mentioned, they are a concept band based off of comic books the lead singer writes. So, the overarching story is in those books. They are just the definition of progressive rock, imo. They never shy away from anything which is so refreshing to hear.
As far as other songs to dive into: Welcome Home is probably their most well known (it was featured on Rock Band or Guitar Hero, can't remember). Ladders of Supremacy from this album is amazing. Dark Sentencer is also great (those last two are 8 minute songs which isn't unusual for them lol). Other older stuff that I love is Domino the Destitute & The Crowing,
If you love rock opera, have you ever listened to the Operation Mind Crime album by Queensryche?
BTW: I had to play this for my wife because I told her near the beginning that this song had a feel of a bit of Pink Floyd and Yes (I think the album you're thinking of is 90215 with the song Changes)
Queensryche? You do see the color of my beard??? Staple since ... well ... probably not long after drinking age. hahahahaaaa
Wait wait wait ... Maybe I just pretend to NOT know ... Because -- DAMN DAMN DAMN ... I would be happy to sit through their stuff all day long. LOL
Man this band is absolutely fire! If you want a couple songs of theirs that have similar diverse vibes as this one I'd suggest Gravity's Union and Willing Well II: From Fear Through The Eyes of Madness
Both songs have "the moment" in them like what you experienced at 9:59 and both are songs I go back to over and over when I want to feel something
Come to think of it Coheed excels at making music that makes a cold dead heart beat again. There's a reason you went to Pink Floyd so quickly. They could do the same thing
gravitys union. second best song from them followed by iksse3 in my opinion. an absolute masterpiece on an underrated album
@@Brav0Nine the Afterman albums catch a lot of flack but I think they're really good! You get a real sense of the tragic story being told throughout. Sure there is a clunker or two but for every dark side of me you get a Domino the Destitute, Sentry the Defiant, and Gravity's Union to more than tip the scales towards awesome. 2's my favorite 1 to close the story down is so great
Gravity's Union is my favorite Coheed song. I love when the entire crowd go nuts amd screams "Caggggggeedd" with Claudio live. Really wish this would be their encore song. Its so much better than Welcome Home.
Im a huge Afterman stan and dont get the hate it gets
A lot of the ideas in this were originally written for a rock opera version of a PPicture of Dorian Gray, which Claudio shelved, but recycled chunks into WotWM. It;s the end of volume 2 of a 5 volume set. We've got 3 more of these albums to come!
Would love to see you react to Ladders of Supremacy
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Both by Coheed and Cambria by the way :)
I hope you return to this band at some point, one of my favorites. And since I understand you don't give 10's if you don't cry, I'll toss a couple of songs I think could meet that requirement.
"The Light & The Glass"
"Pearl Of The Stars"
"Peace To The Mountain"
"The Willing Well IV: The Final Cut" (This one is just because you mentioned Pink Floyd's The Wall, the guitar solo here screams Pink Floyd influence.)
OLD FLAMES!
It's not a musical, but all of their albums except 'color before the sun's are all part of a massive scifi epic
💜
Hello! I've enjoyed Coheed for 20 years now. Not the hugest fan of this latest album but there's still some good stuff in there. I'd like to suggest a band called Band-Maid. They're 5 Japanese girls in maid outfits playing hard rock music. Seems crazy? I hope you'll check out their song "Blooming" and hear them for yourself! The video has subtitles. Best of luck with your channel.
Cool, thanks!
If I may suggest. The soundtrack Solar Sea by Ghost Final for the game Girls Frontline.
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their albums are part of the amery wars.
Every Coheed album aside from one is part of a gigantic space opera, so your assessment that this sounds like a musical is not too far off. Look up The Amory Wars, they've put out a few comics since.
Think a more prog rush if they made Star Wars and redefined their sound every few albums
Could you do a slitly diferent mudic video reactios? this is the video i recomend i thing you will like it , "Wintergatan - Marble Machine"
Not a musical but not far off.
Coheed and Cambria have spent the last 20 years telling stories though their music....in fact its been the same story called "The Amory Wars"
This song is the last song on an album called "Vaxis II: Window of a Waking Mind"....so theres already been alot of build up to this point. Its kind of the issue with this band...you need the whole album for context or you started reading chapter 12 withiut reading the first 11 chapters pr whatever
Well ... dang ... Guess I need to go find the early stuff. =) Definitely not mad about that. Thank you for the insight!!!
@@SaltyReacts Should note that they are a hard band to pin down cuz they are very pop-punk, emo, that also has the ability to write some of the best progressive rock songs of this era. Just an ultra talented band.
also the "beginning " of the story is also their 6th album called "The Afterman"
cuz of course they pulled a Star Wars.
@@Posirep punk, emo, progressive ... late 70's, 80's & early 90's ... You just made this group sound even more tasty.
@@SaltyReacts with a bit of funk in between.
@@SaltyReacts so here’s the thing behind the sound of this track, Claudio back around 2013 was working on a musical rendition of The Picture of Dorian Gray. It got shelved for years. Back in around March this year during a live Twitch, he shared some of the tracks of that with those watching and received a lot of positive response. The album was completed last year but he said that the title track of the new album (this song) was borrowing heavy from that. Additionally this song is broken up into six parts in the lyric book.
The more I listen to coheed all other bands seem a little bit boring sad to say. I so into instrumental skills😂
more less think tommy in space....
This band is so good you can skip your close friends wedding to see them play all of their songs even though youve already seen the same show and wear a diaper so you don't miss a thing in those long bathroom lines.. Or at least that's what Richard Christie from the stern show did.