I will now be "blogging" elsewhere. Sorry, blogger. It just wasn't meant to be.
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12 June 2009
03 June 2009
25 May 2009
Home
I'm home for a bit. Time to work and spend time here before what is looking like to be a busy last 4 months of 2009.
21 May 2009
20 May 2009
11 May 2009
Hats
Everything will be okay
For our path is hereby paved
And as we wander down this road less traveled on
We'll remember all the things
That make our road lives all so great
And even though it seems as if we're always gone
We're always home
For our path is hereby paved
And as we wander down this road less traveled on
We'll remember all the things
That make our road lives all so great
And even though it seems as if we're always gone
We're always home
10 May 2009
27 April 2009
I love this place undconditionally!
Tonight's show was awesome. I love pop-punk so much. I'm so glad that Sean is just as stoked on it as I am. He's super into Fireworks right now. It's sweet.
22 April 2009
21 April 2009
16 April 2009
I am home.
So the past month has been one of the most hectic and crazy periods in my life to date. I learned so much about myself and about many others while on the road. I gained many new friendships, mended others, and even lost one. By no means were any of those intended, but I guess that it is just the nature of the beast. When it comes down to it I need to look after myself and that's what I did. I feel like I am in a much better place now than when I left for this tour.
As I sit here and listen to the music of Jeff Pianki, a friend of mine, it really puts it all into perspective for me. This is one giant family. No matter where I went, no matter what type of bands we were playing with, no matter if it was 13 year old kids or 62 year old men, we all connected through one thing: music. I've always felt that music was the best way to convey emotion and traveling across the United States I got to witness this firsthand. I've always thought that being in a touring band is what I wanted to do with my life, but now I know that it is what I need to be doing. This feeling that I get from music is inexplainable. It's just a feeling in my gut that everything is temporary right with the world. When I'm in this zone it feels like I am invincible. This also makes me strive to be a better personal musician.
The future is looking very bright for Tiger! Tiger! right now. One way or another it looks like we are going to be heading out to Seattle, WA to record a full length next fall. There's a good chance that there will be some big names involved in the making of this record. Nothing has been set in stone yet, but if it goes through it is a HUGE step for us. I can't wait. To hold off our "fans" until a full length, we plan on releasing a 7" and acoustic EP courtesy of Bear Minimum Records. We've been talking to our buddy Joe for the past few months about this and he is just as stoked on the idea as we are. We head into the studio in early May to record two brand new songs for that. We're going back to Chicago to work with Mark. I'm really excited to be working with him yet again. I'm sure his work has gotten even better since last time we worked with him. Gosh, the dude works wonders.
I don't even know who reads this, or even how many people, but I just want to get one final point across. Follow your dreams. Follow your heart. While on tour with Damiera I had a discussion with Dave, the singer of Damiera, about a lyric in one of our songs. The lyrics goes: "It's a war between your heart and your mind." What this means to me is that everyone is always fighting a personal battle between what society feels that they should do (mind) and what they really want to do (heart). Dave pointed out that he has a similar feeling and that your mind controls all of your logic while your heart runs on gut instinct. He said that your mind may always want to make the logically correct decision and if that was the case then everyone would be stuck in the same loop, doing the same things, never taking any risks. That's fine and dandy, but to truly live, you need to follow your heart and put yourself out there.
Thank you.
Listen to my friends:
www.myspace.com/damiera
www.myspace.com/manwithoutwax
As I sit here and listen to the music of Jeff Pianki, a friend of mine, it really puts it all into perspective for me. This is one giant family. No matter where I went, no matter what type of bands we were playing with, no matter if it was 13 year old kids or 62 year old men, we all connected through one thing: music. I've always felt that music was the best way to convey emotion and traveling across the United States I got to witness this firsthand. I've always thought that being in a touring band is what I wanted to do with my life, but now I know that it is what I need to be doing. This feeling that I get from music is inexplainable. It's just a feeling in my gut that everything is temporary right with the world. When I'm in this zone it feels like I am invincible. This also makes me strive to be a better personal musician.
The future is looking very bright for Tiger! Tiger! right now. One way or another it looks like we are going to be heading out to Seattle, WA to record a full length next fall. There's a good chance that there will be some big names involved in the making of this record. Nothing has been set in stone yet, but if it goes through it is a HUGE step for us. I can't wait. To hold off our "fans" until a full length, we plan on releasing a 7" and acoustic EP courtesy of Bear Minimum Records. We've been talking to our buddy Joe for the past few months about this and he is just as stoked on the idea as we are. We head into the studio in early May to record two brand new songs for that. We're going back to Chicago to work with Mark. I'm really excited to be working with him yet again. I'm sure his work has gotten even better since last time we worked with him. Gosh, the dude works wonders.
I don't even know who reads this, or even how many people, but I just want to get one final point across. Follow your dreams. Follow your heart. While on tour with Damiera I had a discussion with Dave, the singer of Damiera, about a lyric in one of our songs. The lyrics goes: "It's a war between your heart and your mind." What this means to me is that everyone is always fighting a personal battle between what society feels that they should do (mind) and what they really want to do (heart). Dave pointed out that he has a similar feeling and that your mind controls all of your logic while your heart runs on gut instinct. He said that your mind may always want to make the logically correct decision and if that was the case then everyone would be stuck in the same loop, doing the same things, never taking any risks. That's fine and dandy, but to truly live, you need to follow your heart and put yourself out there.
Thank you.
Listen to my friends:
www.myspace.com/damiera
www.myspace.com/manwithoutwax
07 April 2009
06 April 2009
05 April 2009
04 April 2009
02 April 2009
01 April 2009
31 March 2009
30 March 2009
27 March 2009
26 March 2009
Weird coincidence.
So we arrive to our show in lake city florida to find out that the only other band on the show is another touring band from michigan. What makes it even more weird is that their drummer is james hancock who used to drum in art of accidents/hate the radio. Show was a bust though.
Lol.
We just paid to get into a florida state park with all coins. It's an honor system and it was either that or a dryer sheet. We decided to do the right thing.
25 March 2009
Look at this photograph.
So this whole ordeal ended up greatly. Rock and Roll mom, as she dubs herself, is extremely nice and is currently making us breakfast.
No way.
So we get to a hotel for the night and a lady pulls up and asks us if we want to stay with her. She legitimizes herself by name dropping the classic crime and danger radio. So as of right now we're sitting in the middle of nowhere in an rv hoping that she's not some secret murderer.
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