Seether Geezer

  I wandered away for a minute because I purchased Fragile, the Saron Gas album.  No, just the streaming one from Amazon.  The album is $902.81.  I'm crazy, but not $900 worth of crazy. Does anyone else find the 81 cents sort of random?  Anyway, I was listening to classic Seether, Disclaimer II, and wondered what the Saron Gas versions sounded like by comparison.  That's for another time but was a great several days.  I certainly have a few things to say about Beer [the song].  I don't know why every song says [Explicit] on it.  Only about 3/4 of them are explicit.  If you find the word fuck explicit.  I'll move on. 7) Let Me Heal .  The bass sounds very grumbly at the start, like a throbbing motor.  [If it's not the bass, tell me.]  Almost a military march cadence until it smooths out into the chorus, "Please just let me heal"  The juxtaposition of the what the lyrics are saying, the somewhat passive poetry, an...

I've had a thought about my reaction to these songs I feel compelled to write about. If I connect strongly with the lyrics, I feel them through my heart.  If I can feel the music, I hear them in my soul.  If the connection is that strong for both of those it's just like soaring.  I am watching a video of the Seether Live@RED, Moscow concert.   Wait, I know these are likely unauthorized, but for a Seether newbie like me, it's the only option for seeing them live.  I apologize but it's to incredible to see and hear the live performances of the music I can't help myself.  O.K. I don't want to help myself.  Like I said, I got in late to the Seether Party.  I was watching interviews and the band was talking about the live stream concert in August.  Live and up for a week and then, as Shaun said, gone forever.  I heard this in December.  Aargh!  No DVD? I got money!  Really I do!  Gone forever.  Just stab me thro...