Nice…
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Do you listen to them?
I feel they were more crazy back in the days.
This is masterpiece by them. I listen to this after every few months. Goosebumps everytime. 
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I used to. We used to go to raves. I listen to Wes Wallace a lot. Tiesto and BadBoyBill still.
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I miss going to raves. What a time. Pop and dance for 8 hours straight. 
I think I need some after listening to psytrance again.
I’ve only heard tiesto will listen to the other two.
Your magical skills with that plant were mind blowing. Even my friends flipped seeing before and after photos. I’ve learned some bad habits tho. Hahaha.
Jk! Thanks for this too I thought I can’t leave them for 2-3 days now I’ll go for short trips. 
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This badboybill and richard vission on 4 decks. Chicago house.
wes wallace is an 80’s dj from Houston when the electronic music was evolving from new wave.
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Meditation. 
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Saw him at the Flavored beats festival in Miami. Mouth guard eyes rolled back, guess I heard him…
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My guitar teacher said he was one of the best song composers he ever came across. He was like 85 and a traveling musician with the Texas Tumbleweeds. I always saw Kurt in a different light after that.
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Creed is haunting me.
I hate Creed.
I’ve always hated Creed.
I hated Creed then, I hate Creed now.
Yet for weeks now I keep hearing Creed everywhere i go - the grocery store, all over my Spotify, on the television, even at my local smoke shop.
Ive heard so much Creed in the last couple months i find myself singing along to Creed and not even mocking them, just singing along.
So hey, here’s some Creed.
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Same here. They had an awesome platform and message. Stapp always seemed a little too douchy for me. I play this song a lot on guitar. Its pleasant to hear and the imagery, if you have a child, is poignant.
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This reminded me of this song:
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This one will bring me to tears. Love this song. Thanks Kap. There was an episode of some weird show many moons ago on FOX about a guy wrongly convicted of a murder. As he was about to be electrocuted, the actually murderer, who is free, crashes a car into a power pole, electrocuting himself whilst knocking out the power grid and preventing the wrongly convicted one from dying… this song was playing. I never forgot it for some reason.
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Holy Moly I found it!
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