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Post by soulkitchen5 on Nov 19, 2007 17:59:40 GMT
does anyone else feel like we're starting to see a new kings of leon?
just like in their whole attitude to music and life?
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Post by talkdownthegirl on Nov 19, 2007 18:18:15 GMT
It seems to me like they are getting much more comfortable with themselves & their music. Like they finally feel like they don't have to be type A or type B...they can do whatever they want & their fans will stay loyal.
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Post by sovietkitsch on Nov 19, 2007 20:11:46 GMT
It seems to me like they are getting much more comfortable with themselves & their music. Like they finally feel like they don't have to be type A or type B...they can do whatever they want & their fans will stay loyal. I second that. They don't have to 'prove' themselves anymore, 'cause they've shown what they're worth with their 3 (fabulous) albums. They have gathered a flock of fans, which keeps on growing, and the approval of a lot of their heroes (like Eddie Vedder and Bob Dylan). I'm expecting them to go full mode now, and to play whatever music they want to. |
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Post by lauralimonada on Nov 19, 2007 22:43:47 GMT
i actually get kinda sad when i think about it cause i wasn't there from the beginning. i never experiences first-hand what it was like to see them at a small-ass venue and party with them aftewards without being harassed by security. who knows if that will ever happen again in their musical careers...
...but don't get me wrong, i'm so excited for the future of their music. they have enormous potential and they're so young still!!!
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Post by thathero on Nov 20, 2007 22:52:18 GMT
yeah Snap laura....I hadn't heard of them until recently, so didn't get to see them grow into the band they are today... but it will be interesting to see where they go from here. haha imagine them and us in 30 years, I bet we'll still be rocking  |
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Post by antroolez on Nov 20, 2007 22:59:47 GMT
well they never used to look up during interviews, Matthew didn't speak. full stop. Lot more nervous and shy i think but I loved them all the same.
still do
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Post by Neon on Nov 20, 2007 23:13:38 GMT
Their changing their style and evolving - as all great bands do
A band that sticks to the same trick that worked for them the first time fade out after a year or so
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Post by groupielove on Nov 21, 2007 10:02:15 GMT
here is my theory: the followill boys, through their new experiences, have become "un-southernised" if u get what i mean...theyve lost most of their sexy accents, are becoming hairless and more feminie looking haha  u compare them to the young, southern, unshaven and raw way they use to be... and theyre nothing alike.. i LOVE em and their music and everything, but i miss it so much... but have u noticed as every album is released a drastic change(s) occur?... i guess im just stating the obvious hey... im telling you, if u didnt already no, the social life that comes with touring has changed them.. oh and caleb- note for next album- i like it when i cant understand what u are singing!! |
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Post by jamiemack on Nov 21, 2007 11:14:12 GMT
I like not being able to understand it too.
Also leads to fuckin funny misheard lyrics, bonus.
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Post by ArizonA on Nov 21, 2007 19:10:08 GMT
I like that their evolving it's exciting you don't know what your going to get next. But I too wish I had seen them live before this year, loved the music but for some unknown reason never saw them live. Thank god for my sister's boyfriend otherwise I may never had (even though it was me who bought the tickets).
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