Monday, October 17, 2005
Reason to Love the G-Phrase
I’m sure that if I were to take the time to make a comprehensive list, there would be thousands of reasons to love the g-phrase. Her good points are legion, her quirks cute, and her bad qualities--well, does she really have any bad qualities? Aside from bad taste in bloggers, that is?
Anyway, this isn’t about all or her good qualities, this is about one of her good qualities: she digs Screaming Trees.
When we were driving home from watching a particularly underwhelming laser light show thingy at Gates Planetarium at the museum here in Denver and listening to the Trees’ Dust, she was doing the cute little head bob with the cute little smile, singing along occasionally. When “Dying Days” came on, though, she really started getting into the song. Adorable, no?
Keep in mind that “Dying Days” is a freakin’ great song. It starts with an acoustic guitar and light keyboard while Lanegan sings quietly and suddenly Barrett Martin’s drums and the electric guitars kick in. If you pay attention, you’ll notice the almost soul-flavored keyboards swerving along in the background as the song keeps building in intensity and Lanegan attacks the vocals with passion.
Seriously good rock.
Not only does the g-phrase get into the song while we’re in the car, but she continues to sing snippets of the song randomly for a few hours.
Yeah, I’ll probably keep her.

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One of the main reasons that me and my wife got together if not the main reason was because she thinks Queensryche’s Operation Mindcrime was the greatest album ever made. And it is too.
Unfortunately, Queensryche began a serious slide toward sucking after Mindcrime.
I wouldnt say sucking but nowhere near as good as Mindcrime. What makes me shudder though is that they’re releasing Mindcrime II soon.
wow, I gotta meet this person
Three thoughts: 1) A shared experience can be a wonderful thing. 2) Watching someone you, umm, care deeply for is also a wonderful thing, and 3) :D.
Next you’ll tell us she thinks the Three Stooges are funny.
Dang! I didn’t catch that very important word in the title, so change the phrase “care deeply for” to that four letter word in the title.
ZB,
Yeah, but will she keep you?
I have my doubts.
It sounds like if you keep the right music in the CD deck, you can minimize the danger, tho.
I can’t stand the pressure!
Er. Sorry ‘bout that.
Awww! [In the southern vernacular] Yer all ate up!
(This is a good thing.)