dude
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Post by dude on Jan 28, 2004 16:47:25 GMT -5
Does anyone else think that Homecoming and Lost at Sea sound like completely different bands? I think Lost at Sea is genius. I like Homecoming, but it really just sounds like catchy hyperactive pop punk with good lyrics...Its been a while since I've heard it, so maybe I don't know what I am talking about.
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Post by AngelaLuisa on Jan 28, 2004 17:09:39 GMT -5
I fell in love with Lost at Sea...Homecoming not so much...but they don't sound like 2 different bands...just a much more mature richer sound...and Homecoming is more upbeat while Lost at Sea much heavier...I've really been digging Back and Forth lately  |
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Petri
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Post by Petri on Jan 28, 2004 17:46:09 GMT -5
Does anyone else think that Homecoming and Lost at Sea sound like completely different bands? I think Lost at Sea is genius. I like Homecoming, but it really just sounds like catchy hyperactive pop punk with good lyrics...Its been a while since I've heard it, so maybe I don't know what I am talking about. first, to answer musicman. i dont hate everyone, though i think teds wife is a harsh elitist. and in response to the above quote, they do sound like different bands. homecoming is heavier and obviously faster but has some songs that changed the way i look at music forever like homecoming. lost at sea was a more technical album and seemed more emotional in a lot of ways. it almost sounded like they knew it could be their last album so they just went all out, didnt give a shit about labels and just put out an amazing cd. but some of that has to do with dan of course, considering my favorite songs on that cd were written partially by dan, except for glory which was written by snyder. heath says they have possibly 10 songs already which gets me thinking, how long has this reunion been underway for? unless theyre all teds songs that he wrote during their "break up". either way im super pumped cause theyll be mostly touring the west coast for guys like me. and hey, i just remembered, im a guy like me. so ill finally get to see them. i always felt like i was missing out by not seeing them live. i feel its my duty to at least say hi and thank them for introducing me to a whole great new style of punk that got me stoked to write music again during a time in my life when my music wasnt going anywhere. being a totally underground band like cb i feel its important to give them the respect they deserve so they know theyre not going totally unnoticed -pizza |
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Alan1502x
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"If I can make it through life without getting stabbed, I win." -nick swardson
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Post by Alan1502x on Jan 29, 2004 1:41:00 GMT -5
My first show was at jackrabbits with Craig's Brother and Dan was there and sang on masonic. I guess that was like almost 4 years ago but that was when I decided for sure that music is what I wanna do with my life so yeah, cb deserves recognition for such diverse (homecoming to lost at sea) and clever music. I can't wait to see what their new material will sound like!
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Post by FatPete on Jan 29, 2004 18:16:33 GMT -5
I'm thinking that it'll be like the progression between HC and LaS all over again, like they'll work even harder on perfecting the songs in all aspects, setting moods and such. I mean, HC is a damn fine album, but 90% of the songs has just power chords and octave riffs. LaS doesn't have a lot of that, and Im thinking that the new material will be even more technical in that aspect.
Then again, I might be totally off base... They do have new guitarists, and it's probably (some of) Ted's solo material they're working on, so there's no telling how it'll sound...
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