[.ca] Great Depression

purely orgasmic music:
Now before you read this you must know that I am a die hard blindside fan so this may be somewhat biased. With that aside I would like to make a statement. Silence, Blindside's first major label release was chalk full of some of the best music ever to be heard by the ears of man, and to create some of the best music ever heard to man...you must obviously be one of the best bands of all time. so, if you are able to put two and two together then you can figure that i think blindside is one of the best bands of all time. well after seeing blindside in concert with p.o.d. i was impressed. so much so that i went out and bought "about a burning fire". i loved it, but i was yet to here silence. when I did i was blown away. after hearing it i listened to "about a burning fire" again. i was somewhat disappointed. this amazing band had made one of the best albums of all time and then come out with something that was only a small bit above mediocre. Well folks i can say that after hearing "the great depression" my faith in blindside was totally restored. "the great depression" is amazing. It contains some of that amazing crazy wildness which we have come to expect and love from Blindside and it also contains those heartfelt slower songs which are so very good that after the song finishes you feel yourself saying to yourself: "what a song!!!". Christian Lindskog, Blindside's main man posses such talent it is enough to drop your jaw. I must say that i love music. so much so that when i hear an amazing song it turns me on. well, in conclusion, ladies and gentlemen...The Great Depression is a full on orgasm.

• Great Depression
• This Is a Heart Attack
• Ask Me Now
• We're All Going to Die
• Yamkela
• Put Back the Stars
• Fell in Love with the Game
• City Lights
• We Are to Follow
• You Must Be Bleeding Under Your Eyelids
• My Alibi
• Come to Rest (Hesychia)
• This Time
• When I Remember