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Wake Up Call by Tyler on 28 Oct, 2007 01:15
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Hey guys, I was checking out some music at Amie Street tonight and came across a song called Wake Up Call by a band called BulletProof Messenger. You can hear the song and listen to the lyrics on the blog here - http://www.slybaldguys.com/serendipity/archives/135-Wake-Up-Call-BulletProof-Messenger.html
What do you think? Was I right in thinking that guys here could relate to it? -
#1 by Robmeister on 28 Oct, 2007 09:27
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Nice sound them dudes got, man
Yeah, the message of the tune can be applied pretty broadly to many personal situations....
I think I can see where it might apply to someone's more severe struggle with balding and just DOING IT.
Is that in the ballpark of what yer getting at? -
#2 by nomad on 28 Oct, 2007 09:39
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That song rocks Ty
I can see what you were thinking about the struggle of being bald and getting the "wake up call" to go for it and be proud
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#3 by Tyler on 28 Oct, 2007 12:42
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Nice sound them dudes got, man
Yeah, the message of the tune can be applied pretty broadly to many personal situations....
I think I can see where it might apply to someone's more severe struggle with balding and just DOING IT.
Is that in the ballpark of what yer getting at?
Yeah, Rob, that's the thought I was getting at. -
#4 by VFRWolf on 28 Oct, 2007 14:25
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I like it, and I like their other songs on that album. Doesn't look like you can purchase the CD through regular stores though, just download them.
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#5 by Tyler on 28 Oct, 2007 14:26
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I like it, and I like their other songs on that album. Doesn't look like you can purchase the CD through regular stores though, just download them.
Yeah, I don't think you can. I know it's only around $8 if you buy it from AmieStreet.com -
#6 by VFRWolf on 28 Oct, 2007 14:31
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Right, I saw that, in fact I'm listening to their other previews now. Call me strange, but I like to have the purchased CD, then rip that for my digital music. I could download it and burn it, but I like the factory burned CD for my collection.
I know, strange in this digital age.
edit: I just bought it from their myspace page. Course I had to unblock myspace at my router to get to it
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#7 by tomgallagher on 28 Oct, 2007 14:57
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I'm the same way. Buy the CD for my collection and RIP it to my computer.
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#8 by Tyler on 28 Oct, 2007 20:21
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Right, I saw that, in fact I'm listening to their other previews now. Call me strange, but I like to have the purchased CD, then rip that for my digital music. I could download it and burn it, but I like the factory burned CD for my collection.
I know, strange in this digital age.
edit: I just bought it from their myspace page. Course I had to unblock myspace at my router to get to it
Cool!
Gotta love having the power! -
#9 by VFRWolf on 09 Nov, 2007 05:48
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Dude's and Dudette's. I just got this CD last night, I have to say the whole CD is pretty awesome. Listened to it last night, put it in the car this morning. Great music.
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#10 by JDog on 09 Nov, 2007 06:07
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Not a big fan of that type of music, but the message sure is relevant, which is what is important!
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#11 by Marz on 09 Nov, 2007 10:59
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Cool song, good message.