Seether Geezer

  A fter I listened through Isolate and Medicate for the week, I was really wanting to hear more new music so I choose Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum.  This is the back cover: I listened to this album cold, not having heard any of the songs before except the acoustic version of Dangerous posted on You Tube.  [ https://youtu.be/tCmBhd7bqJ8 ]. I do love the acoustic version because of the music but also because I can see how the instruments are played.  I watch the show, "How It's Made" which shows the manufacture of different things such as Crayons, Chocolate, Guitar Strings and just about everything else you can think of.  How people do their jobs is also very interesting.  A job that looks simple is much more complex that it seems from the outside. Shaun and Corey playing the guitars is most familiar to me, since I play the guitar [home version only].  Dale's bass looks somewhat familiar, but I have little frame of reference for drums.  Now John is not...

A s you can see I figured out how  to put my bitmoji in.  It just looks like crap.      Seether Timeline No, it's not.  Wikipedia has a very nice information page and timeline.  You get my timeline which is a Discover-ography.  Back to June 2020.  Words As Weapons.  Broken. Fine Again--yes, those two are familiar.  More on that later.  I tried to scroll through my YouTube history to see when I first started looking them up.  I think my daughter was on my computer because my cat videos from the mid 20-teens suddenly morph into music videos of all these bands I don't know.  Oh, no, it was me as well.  2012 Martin Clunes, a man and his dog, Dylan Moran and Rowan Atkinson [me] interspersed with Pink "Blow Me" and Taylor Swift [not me].   Seether crops up January of 2012 with the music videos of Driven Under, Rise Above This and Fine Again.  Pretty sure this wasn't me.  But my daughter's usua...