The stairfall stunts were done by my best friend Henry Korhonen. He passed away a few years ago. I come back here to see him, still alive and doing what he loved. Frozen forever in time. Miss you man.
Lol jokes on you, I have been stealing Canadian airwaves for years. I live right on a boarder. Pretty sick to grow up with both Canadian and American legends.
Had the fucking honor of hearing them live a bunch of years ago in my small hometown. Couldn't get over how fucking amazing they were live. As many others have said they are criminally underrated.
Saw them last night. Was right in front of the stage. I’ve been to a lot of concerts, this is definitely in the top 5 of favourite live performances. Ian Thornley is so incredibly talented, I don’t understand how he’s so underrated.
My girlfriend and I split up...I got myself a new apartment and this song became a part of my life...My whole emotions and life were "blown wide open"....I was left bleeding in a sense. That was 1999. If you like this one, "Gone away" by Cold was even better!! It brought me comfort also......
Nov 21 2023 I’m bringing my kiddo to see you guys and I literally am tearing up thinking about it! Last time I saw you I was pregnant with her. I love you guys right from the get go. You’re true classic musicians ❤
I could never get tired of hearing this a million times!!! Now THAT'S music!! Terrible shame.. the musicians who work the hardest don't NEARLY get the recognition they SOOO DESERVE!!! Luv u ☆♡☆
This song it's very hard and near home after I had one of the greatest breakups and heartaches in 2000. I truly was in love with this woman and and she was one of the greatest lessons in my life to kick me in the ass add to face many of my fears that I was running away from.. I never really listened to the song on the CD it was on but it was something that I needed to hear and it sprung me up from Rock Bottom and to start flying up to the sky to where I am today. Just passing this message on to whoever reads this, ask for help if you are going through any form of heartbreak, depression, suicidal thoughts and ideations, any self-destructive Behavior, or simply if you just need to talk to somebody do not stuff emotions down! With that being said I am an amazing place in my life 24 years later and am rising up to do amazing things to help other people where I was at in 2000. Blessings to this band and to whoever reads this! ❤
Aunt Clara, the strange thing about the voice of the band is that no one wanted to be the vocalist. He was just chosen to sing. I couldn't imagine anyone else belting these tunes, he's phenomenal
OK, it's 2021, I'm 40, love my music, avid guitarist who's played for most of my life., from South Wales UK... And NOW, TODAY I'm discovering these!!! Wtf?!? Constantly subjected to same old utter shit on our radio channels and there's bands like this out there that are unbelievable!!!! Think I've got some homework to do on these guys. Love it!!
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I know this reply is a couple of years late, but Canadian rock in general is quite the rabbit hole of solid music, if you haven't already gone down it.
I think this song is about facing suppressed emotions and dealing with what you thought you were healed from but resurface without warning and just put you right back into that vulnerable state, and there is an inevitable loss of control that comes with that. I first heard this song when I was too young to understand the meaning but I always loved the way it sounded. Now 20-ish years later I totally understand what Ian is singing about. Life, man.
One of the most underrated bands from Canada. People don't know what they're missing if they haven't heard 'In Loving Memory of...' in its entirety. Now THIS is music.
This is simply one of the greatest songs ever recorded. And to be fair, there are many songs that could be considered “the best,” this just happens to be among them!
I remember hearing this on MuchMusic back in fhe 90's, and waking from sleep to try to find out who it was. Love them. Got gifted a return of BW and SG in 2012. One is gone too soon, the other powering through. R.I P. C.C. and B.D. 🤘
Awesome and wisely spoken! This album WAS the only cd I had with me in a combat zone and listened to it everyday for 9 months...and it spoke to me and sounded fresh and breathing, like a human, every time I listened with deep content, knowing if I died while serving a greater cause, I could be met somewhere with this sound that makes me feel at peace with the world. My girlfriend had given up her fight with dating a military guy all the while, this album saved my life with simple words....
now 28, i remember being a young lady in my teens when i first heard this. this suddenly became my refuge when everything felt just wrong. i don't know but this song has an effect on me that takes away all my worries. i salute this simple song maybe only few people know but has moved lives including mine. few songs have that power.
New here, but I'm amazed how much I missed. I was a determined concert goer, in my Day. I'll be 47 on July 1st. I think I'm gonna catch them in Detroit June 13.
I'm embarrassed to say this but this is the first time I've heard this song and this band! Don't know where I've been but I've become an instant fan. This song hits me right in the heart.
Very good lyrics. I realize this song is a lament over the termination of a relationship, but it is one of those love songs that also resonates for grief over a death.
Someone on Facebook showed me this song, I thanked him loads. I usually never like people's choice 😂 but glad I clicked on this one. It's been my favourite since.
Man I love this song, this whole album, I had this in my cd changer all the time in the 90's, listened every day, then lost track of the band, Was reminded of them a couple days ago and set down to listen some 18 years later, man what a rush of feelings and emotion their songs evoke, truly one of the most talented and overlooked artist ever. I am listening to this everyday again along with Ians new tracks!
dude this sounds exactly like me a month ago, forgot about how damn good his music is ,, was reminded of it about a month ago, now i listen to it daily stuck in the 90s good vibes,,, plus he playin at the casino here feb 9 cant wait!
I don't know what it is about this song... Since I heard it in my teenage years, it brings out tears in me. I listened to this when my father died unexpectedly over and over to help me process the grief.
1998. cycling through toronto, going through all kinds of shht. this blasting on my headphones. you aren't alone man. hang in. and we hang in. we struggle. we fight but we never give in. years later, demons come back, we pull out this tune and we go again.
this gave me chills. me too. 1998. going through some shit. breaking out of it. we hang in. we keep pushing through. the demons knock on the door. blow us wide open but we never ever give in. we go again. ❤
Saw Big Wreck back in the early 2000s. They opened for Dream Theater who was on their Falling into Infinity tour. I was right up front and was promptly -blown wide open- with them. At the time, I was into a lot of heavy metal, but Big Wreck had a big impact on me. They lulled the fire that metal made. What a great contrast of music that night. I remember them more that night than I do Dream Theater. It was one of the more pivotal moments in my youth. Thank you Big Wreck!
I found a couple of Big Wreck songs on a mixtape from the mid-90s and couldn't remember who they were, even though I could sing nearly every word. Thank goodness for the internet!
Bought this album with Matthew Good Band's "Underdogs", both based on the first single alone, and enjoyed both albums. Now, Matt Good covered this song (you can find it on iTunes somewhere) and he only cared if Ian liked it, which he did. He did do a good job with the song, no pun intended.
Literally 1 of my favorite songs, married a Canadian & was lucky enough to have him introduce me to this band and others the lead singer has, it's his voice that gets me 😍
In Loving Memory Of... is my benchmark album... It's the pinnacle of rock perfection from the last 20 years. This video and song serve to demonstrate that fact. The only problem is the solo being cut down/out, that is an injustice to all people with ears...
the song is not about murder. You have to listen to the whole album. the whole album is about feelings for someone they lost. trying to suppress the feelings and later, without dealing with the emotions and loss, he feels like a hostage to it and it surrounds him, then it blows wide open, emotionally
That's a good assessment. I remember hearing that Ian got so fed up answering the question "What is Blown Wide Open about?" that he just started saying that it was about dust bunnies. One's he thought he swept away, but didn't.
Yea I can def see the symbolism in this (which is quite obvious IMO). He throws himself down the stairs in the video, he fucked up big time, made a huge mistake and he's paying for it (hating himself in the process). "But I told her I'm sorrryyy...I never wanted it this way. I still need her, but the past won't go away". Getting blown wide open like he can't hide what he's done.
Wow. Its amazing that people drew that conclusion from this song. I know that for myself that what you described was the first conclusion I drew from listening watching the song and listening to the lyrics. I don't know if its people looking for an easy way to sensationalize a song. I don't know, I've heard about there being a moral panic going on centred around the music industry a few decades ago, but I thought that had expired by the late 90's.
Wow, coming back to this years later and really listening to the lyrics, I understand. I guess that's normal from listening to a song in your early teens versus late twenties. Such a great song and I love that he throws himself down the stairs in the video - fitting.
I love thos song,reminds me of wworking a my old factory straight midnights q2 hour shift and good ppl,i had awesome times with my buddy known as hard core,we partied every weekemd,then a few years down the road it all became just a memory,fuck cancer,miss you hard core....RIP my bro,
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This is now the fifth song in a row I've listened to for the first time by this band. I became aware of them in the last 20 minutes thanks to Rick Beato. All I can say is, considering their most recent album was released in 2017, is it's fantastic to see they are still recording music. Not only does Ian Thornley sound very similar to Chris Cornell, 'The Oaf' was an awesome introduction to what these guys can do. So happy I've discovered their sweet sound.
Isn't that so true..so many amazing bands back then. I went to see I mother Earth and man, it's rare to go to a concert and hear a band sound just as good if not better live.
I wish I could get to see them, the live at the Suhr Factory is absolutlely beautiful and Im dying to get to see a live like that, Ian has and amazing voice and thanks to my husband I can get the beautiful things the band and him do musically speaking, they are so underrated... They are just great
This tune reasonates right through me , to this day it stands the hairs of my neck up everything I am doing comes to a stop and I listen to the last note ! Brilliant ! Thanks !
The stairfall stunts were done by my best friend Henry Korhonen. He passed away a few years ago. I come back here to see him, still alive and doing what he loved. Frozen forever in time. Miss you man.
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Loved this song in my 20's... I'm 45 now and it still hits me the same... man time flies!!
Same. Brings back memories.
Amen, brother! Man we used to be cool! 🤩
I loved that song.
Me as well.
63 here same shit
27 years later, it still brings tears to my eyes. Just amazing...
Same bro. Just other day it did…I’m stuck in a perpetual loop all those years later.
I just discovered you guys today. I’m a grown man and I cried hearing this song earlier today. Just absolutely incredible.
I am 61 and still love this song and this Canadian BAND
I'm 56.i love this song
One of the best Canadian bands ever. The American public has no idea what they're missing.
Some of us know
Lol jokes on you, I have been stealing Canadian airwaves for years. I live right on a boarder. Pretty sick to grow up with both Canadian and American legends.
I believe there early years were spent in Boston so I’m sure the Massholes know what’s good
I know! Cleveland Ohio USA
@@michaelchilcote6986 OH-IO!
This song hits WAY different after you get your heart broken.
Trust me, this is old school greatness.
One of the best groups to ever come out of Canada. If you can catch them live you will not be disappointed.
Had the fucking honor of hearing them live a bunch of years ago in my small hometown. Couldn't get over how fucking amazing they were live. As many others have said they are criminally underrated.
Yeah I saw them at a bar venue no less I was right up front and centre they were great they covered Zepplins immigrant song too.
I seen them live 5 days ago!!! Awesome show!!!
Saw them last night. Was right in front of the stage. I’ve been to a lot of concerts, this is definitely in the top 5 of favourite live performances. Ian Thornley is so incredibly talented, I don’t understand how he’s so underrated.
They are out of Boston, MA, USA. They went to Berklee school of music.
honestly this song has lost absolutely nothing over time. If anything its meaning just gets more and more real.
Certified Classic
Good to know this song will live on is NS ! Currently sharing with my neighbors 😂. Classic ❤️
these guys fuckin KILLED it live, i loved this band. mad underrated
damn straight
They are still around and touring
Hell yeah
@@shorty004 straight up turn this up
I saw them live twice, 20 years apart and they rocked it
My girlfriend and I split up...I got myself a new apartment and this song became a part of my life...My whole emotions and life were "blown wide open"....I was left bleeding in a sense. That was 1999. If you like this one, "Gone away" by Cold was even better!! It brought me comfort also......
Nov 21 2023 I’m bringing my kiddo to see you guys and I literally am tearing up thinking about it! Last time I saw you I was pregnant with her.
I love you guys right from the get go. You’re true classic musicians ❤
Found this song in my late teen's,I'm now 43, still a rush for me!!!!
Amazing how he was able to put the feeling of heartbreak to music...just an incredible song.
I could never get tired of hearing this a million times!!! Now THAT'S music!! Terrible shame.. the musicians who work the hardest don't NEARLY get the recognition they SOOO DESERVE!!! Luv u ☆♡☆
RIP Brian. That's a life well lived. His music help me through lots
He was my uncle
One of the most honestest songs ever
This song it's very hard and near home after I had one of the greatest breakups and heartaches in 2000.
I truly was in love with this woman and and she was one of the greatest lessons in my life to kick me in the ass add to face many of my fears that I was running away from..
I never really listened to the song on the CD it was on but it was something that I needed to hear and it sprung me up from Rock Bottom and to start flying up to the sky to where I am today.
Just passing this message on to whoever reads this, ask for help if you are going through any form of heartbreak, depression, suicidal thoughts and ideations, any self-destructive Behavior, or simply if you just need to talk to somebody do not stuff emotions down!
With that being said I am an amazing place in my life 24 years later and am rising up to do amazing things to help other people where I was at in 2000.
Blessings to this band and to whoever reads this! ❤
As a metalhead my friends always questioned why I loved and played these guys. The build up and power of this song answers everything.
It’s all about the last minute. The breakdown is epic.
Aunt Clara, the strange thing about the voice of the band is that no one wanted to be the vocalist. He was just chosen to sing. I couldn't imagine anyone else belting these tunes, he's phenomenal
Going to buy one of their albums right now. Tragically underrated band, and Thornley is one of the best frontmen in Canadian rock
OK, it's 2021, I'm 40, love my music, avid guitarist who's played for most of my life., from South Wales UK... And NOW, TODAY I'm discovering these!!! Wtf?!? Constantly subjected to same old utter shit on our radio channels and there's bands like this out there that are unbelievable!!!! Think I've got some homework to do on these guys. Love it!!
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I know this reply is a couple of years late, but Canadian rock in general is quite the rabbit hole of solid music, if you haven't already gone down it.
welcome
I think this song is about facing suppressed emotions and dealing with what you thought you were healed from but resurface without warning and just put you right back into that vulnerable state, and there is an inevitable loss of control that comes with that. I first heard this song when I was too young to understand the meaning but I always loved the way it sounded. Now 20-ish years later I totally understand what Ian is singing about. Life, man.
YES,YOU GOT IT RIGHT
EXACTLY! I lost my mom very suddenly a month ago, not dealing very well. Walking Dead, blown wide open, everyone can see it.
NAILED IT!
One of the most underrated bands from Canada. People don't know what they're missing if they haven't heard 'In Loving Memory of...' in its entirety. Now THIS is music.
This is simply one of the greatest songs ever recorded. And to be fair, there are many songs that could be considered “the best,” this just happens to be among them!
Literally a perfect rock song
RIP Brian. You are remembered and brought along in our hearts ❤
I remember hearing this on MuchMusic back in fhe 90's, and waking from sleep to try to find out who it was. Love them. Got gifted a return of BW and SG in 2012. One is gone too soon, the other powering through. R.I P. C.C. and B.D. 🤘
I seriously need to see them sing this live..❤️
Awesome and wisely spoken! This album WAS the only cd I had with me in a combat zone and listened to it everyday for 9 months...and it spoke to me and sounded fresh and breathing, like a human, every time I listened with deep content, knowing if I died while serving a greater cause, I could be met somewhere with this sound that makes me feel at peace with the world. My girlfriend had given up her fight with dating a military guy all the while, this album saved my life with simple words....
Brilliant. incredibly special band... you as well.
Really good music is timelees. This sounds like it was released yesterday not more than 20 yrs ago.
Well I feel 43 not 18 like when it was released.
now 28, i remember being a young lady in my teens when i first heard this. this suddenly became my refuge when everything felt just wrong. i don't know but this song has an effect on me that takes away all my worries. i salute this simple song maybe only few people know but has moved lives including mine. few songs have that power.
Try these, Hello its me by Todd rudgren.
Summer wind by Frank sinatra.
Some sing some dance by Micheal pagliaro.
Moody blues. Take your pick .
Incredible description of a break up.
10,000 years of civilisation and this is the best
Jon
These albums will forever be classics in my books. Maybe one day I'll get to see them live again.
Favourite. Song. Ever. They were EPIC live. Underrated doesn't even begin to cover it :(
You'd be happy to know they're still around making great music.
New here, but I'm amazed how much I missed. I was a determined concert goer, in my Day. I'll be 47 on July 1st. I think I'm gonna catch them in Detroit June 13.
I'm embarrassed to say this but this is the first time I've heard this song and this band! Don't know where I've been but I've become an instant fan. This song hits me right in the heart.
Welcome aboard better late than never
This one of the bands that never go out the recognition that they deserve. Really like this band
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I swear every time I hear Big Wreck it brings me to my favorite season. Fall!!
kisamesouth9000 Wow! I totally agree. This album especially. Good call!
I want to see these guys, The tea Party and Geddy and Alex put something together. Canadian radio probably couldn't handle it. :)
Heard this on the radio on the way home from work today. I've heard it a thousand times, but it still gets me. Everytime.
That Song...
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Big Wreck was an awesome band. This song still makes me sing at the top of my lungs! Great vocals and guitar.....
Very good lyrics. I realize this song is a lament over the termination of a relationship, but it is one of those love songs that also resonates for grief over a death.
Love That Song , didn't know they were Canadian!!
Warner’s biggest failure not promoting this stellar band.
We have had so much talent in this country. We are so blessed.
MGB did a brilliant cover of this song. Another amazing Canadian treasure.
Someone on Facebook showed me this song, I thanked him loads.
I usually never like people's choice 😂 but glad I clicked on this one. It's been my favourite since.
Man I love this song, this whole album, I had this in my cd changer all the time in the 90's, listened every day, then lost track of the band, Was reminded of them a couple days ago and set down to listen some 18 years later, man what a rush of feelings and emotion their songs evoke, truly one of the most talented and overlooked artist ever. I am listening to this everyday again along with Ians new tracks!
dude this sounds exactly like me a month ago, forgot about how damn good his music is ,, was reminded of it about a month ago, now i listen to it daily stuck in the 90s good vibes,,, plus he playin at the casino here feb 9 cant wait!
This song is amazing! Call me crazy but it reminds me a a dishwalla deep track. (Look up "Until I wake up") Different tune but same vibe.
This song never gets old and Ian is smoking hot😍
This song is pure genius. A song way overlooked by the masses.
It's played on the radio many times a month so...?
This song is not boring at all, the flow of guitar is amazing, the music never gets repetitive
I ve seen Big Wreck many a times ...and each show was amazing .....Love our Canadian Boys .
"And I told her I'm sorry"......genius, I was about 17 when I heard this first time, pure class
A song I listened to while my marriage blew up. It took awhile but in the end all ended up ok.
everything about this song is just so beautifully sincere.. the sound, the lyrics and the overall feel is perfectly done.
one of my favourite songs
♥.
This Band deserved way more exposure and respect south of the border-- it’s unfortunate the US dictates musical airwaves
I don't know what it is about this song... Since I heard it in my teenage years, it brings out tears in me. I listened to this when my father died unexpectedly over and over to help me process the grief.
heard this song 10000000 times an it never gets old it will always be my favourite chill song whenever I’m having a shitty day
seen them live twice . freakin amazing . fan girl hard lol
I never understood why these guys never really broke into the mainstream...definitely one of my favourite bands, along with The Tea Party.
Old as hell comment, but I see you loved the Road Rash 3D soundtrack as well!
1998. cycling through toronto, going through all kinds of shht. this blasting on my headphones. you aren't alone man. hang in. and we hang in. we struggle. we fight but we never give in.
years later, demons come back, we pull out this tune and we go again.
this gave me chills. me too. 1998. going through some shit. breaking out of it. we hang in. we keep pushing through. the demons knock on the door. blow us wide open but we never ever give in. we go again. ❤
2024 party on,still fire
this used to be my favorite band still get goose bumps hearing this song
Saw Big Wreck back in the early 2000s. They opened for Dream Theater who was on their Falling into Infinity tour. I was right up front and was promptly -blown wide open- with them. At the time, I was into a lot of heavy metal, but Big Wreck had a big impact on me. They lulled the fire that metal made. What a great contrast of music that night. I remember them more that night than I do Dream Theater. It was one of the more pivotal moments in my youth. Thank you Big Wreck!
Their music is so beautiful, I don't need a video - only to close my eyes... (but they do a good job on them too!)
Almost 2022 ❤💜💙💚💛💗
For my next life... please let this music still be there
I found a couple of Big Wreck songs on a mixtape from the mid-90s and couldn't remember who they were, even though I could sing nearly every word. Thank goodness for the internet!
this song is def in my top 10 best songs ever created by mankind!! Ian is a pure musical genius!!!
Bought this album with Matthew Good Band's "Underdogs", both based on the first single alone, and enjoyed both albums. Now, Matt Good covered this song (you can find it on iTunes somewhere) and he only cared if Ian liked it, which he did. He did do a good job with the song, no pun intended.
Being almost 30 I fricken love this song 🎵 now it has more meaning after listening to it with relationship problems
man the lead singer is such a great guitarist
i listened to this steady in Canadian basic and infantry school back in the day, i fucking LOVE you guys
black 81 bronco roof off driving beside a river pretty girl in passenger bucket loved this song.
Outstanding music when you're high!
i saw these guys live best band iv seen live
Literally 1 of my favorite songs, married a Canadian & was lucky enough to have him introduce me to this band and others the lead singer has, it's his voice that gets me 😍
In Loving Memory Of... is my benchmark album... It's the pinnacle of rock perfection from the last 20 years. This video and song serve to demonstrate that fact. The only problem is the solo being cut down/out, that is an injustice to all people with ears...
One of the best albums by far from the 90's
Sether77 It has my all time favourite song That Song in it
Matthew Scarfo. ME TOO!! I still get goosebumps when I hear it. Actually, even when I think about it... Number 1 on my LONG list of favorite songs.
I was in Boston until August 1993. Why can't I go back in time and meet this man?
the song is not about murder. You have to listen to the whole album. the whole album is about feelings for someone they lost. trying to suppress the feelings and later, without dealing with the emotions and loss, he feels like a hostage to it and it surrounds him, then it blows wide open, emotionally
That's a good assessment. I remember hearing that Ian got so fed up answering the question "What is Blown Wide Open about?" that he just started saying that it was about dust bunnies. One's he thought he swept away, but didn't.
Yea I can def see the symbolism in this (which is quite obvious IMO). He throws himself down the stairs in the video, he fucked up big time, made a huge mistake and he's paying for it (hating himself in the process). "But I told her I'm sorrryyy...I never wanted it this way. I still need her, but the past won't go away". Getting blown wide open like he can't hide what he's done.
spot on!!!
Wow. Its amazing that people drew that conclusion from this song. I know that for myself that what you described was the first conclusion I drew from listening watching the song and listening to the lyrics. I don't know if its people looking for an easy way to sensationalize a song. I don't know, I've heard about there being a moral panic going on centred around the music industry a few decades ago, but I thought that had expired by the late 90's.
"the song is not about murder. " LMFAO! No shit! Where did you get that idea??
Wow, coming back to this years later and really listening to the lyrics, I understand. I guess that's normal from listening to a song in your early teens versus late twenties. Such a great song and I love that he throws himself down the stairs in the video - fitting.
I still love this song. It started playing on my mind this morning so I went looking for ❣️🎶🎸🎧🎸🎶❣️
I love thos song,reminds me of wworking a my old factory straight midnights q2 hour shift and good ppl,i had awesome times with my buddy known as hard core,we partied every weekemd,then a few years down the road it all became just a memory,fuck cancer,miss you hard core....RIP my bro,
Wow. What a tribute to.your friend . May he rest in peace
My friend turned me on to them in 2001, I was blown away.
101 Dummies stopped by to testify. RIP Brian you are free and the most amazing music carries your memory here. 😓🙏😇
Greg Sinclair my grandpa died 4 days ago at 10pm and Brian died at 11pm so both passed away within each other
My late 90's Anthem
A long time coming.. Thank you Ian for a great escape from time to time!
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This is now the fifth song in a row I've listened to for the first time by this band. I became aware of them in the last 20 minutes thanks to Rick Beato. All I can say is, considering their most recent album was released in 2017, is it's fantastic to see they are still recording music. Not only does Ian Thornley sound very similar to Chris Cornell, 'The Oaf' was an awesome introduction to what these guys can do. So happy I've discovered their sweet sound.
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I forgot this beautiful song!!! Used to see it on MuchMusic ❤
a beautiful song!
Isn't that so true..so many amazing bands back then. I went to see I mother Earth and man, it's rare to go to a concert and hear a band sound just as good if not better live.
Still rocking in 2022!
I wish I could get to see them, the live at the Suhr Factory is absolutlely beautiful and Im dying to get to see a live like that, Ian has and amazing voice and thanks to my husband I can get the beautiful things the band and him do musically speaking, they are so underrated... They are just great
Powerful tune - this one got me through the toughest time in my life.
Album got me through a divorce..... and the later albums are just as good... great band
Music is a great way to cope with things. I hope you're doing well : )
Truly a heavy song...
always a good tune❤️🌺 i'm in love and i cant stop singing this😭
This tune reasonates right through me , to this day it stands the hairs of my neck up everything I am doing comes to a stop and I listen to the last note ! Brilliant ! Thanks !