you gotta love how 2,000 Frames Per Second allows you to all the tiny details of life and process them in "real time" -- and all of a sudden, dudes on BMX bikes make art...
sometimes i know a band is good but it takes me a long time to pay attention to them. usually it takes one balls-awesome song to slap me across the face, get repeated a hundred times, and get me into the album. this is one of those bands and one of those songs. especially around minute 5...it builds up into such power...mmm... ENJOY.
i'm not in love with the vocals that follow (evanescence anyone? ugh) but i could listen to the first 30 seconds on repeat for a looooooong time. (i'm sure i'll be fully enamored soon enough. usually it just takes a little love some time to grow.)
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THANKS TO MY BROTHER WE HAVE THIS:
(a trailer edit with NO VOCALS! yay!)
Back in 2005 I heard a band called Veda play a show - they were the opener for someone else (I don't even remember who anymore) and they blew me away. The largeness of the sound and the complex interaction of the vocals with the guitar and drums...wow. I bought the CD (a big deal for poor college me) and fell in love with it. Weight of an Empty Room.
Well, one of their songs popped into my head today. So I did a little research and found out they have changed from Veda to Vedera and from impressive vocal rock to an almost country sounding pop. Tragic.
To honor the old album and old sound, here are a few old performances of songs I still love. (I will dig out the CD when I get home and sing along all afternoon I think)