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@luckyirishgirl37 It makes me think of 9-11 too, but the song was actually was written about his father's death when he was 10.

@KennyIngram10 He pours water on his hand because if he slid his hand on the keys like that without using the water, he'd burn/rip the hell out of his hands. It's a friction thing...

Also, I read comments saying that the lyrics are sad. Please listen again. The song is about a guy trying to hook up with a virgin Catholic girl - "Come on Virginia, don't let me wait, you Catholic girls start much too late...I might as well be the one" - ==> don't worry about being too "good" - ...

@mmtumbleweeds Just looked at Ryan Adams' website. I stand corrected; the song title is "Come Pick Me Up." Thank you.

Discussing the vocal processing and the hi-hat sound in a section of a sone is NOT hating. I don't remember saying the guy was bad or anything. I was giving feedback intended to improve the recording. Some people are way too sensitive...

Toratchi, calm down. Any keyboard player should be able to play proficiently in all 12 keys. Period. It's not bad to use the transposer occasionally, but if someone uses it constantly as a crutch, he/she is not a competent player. I don't know why this is so hard to understand. Also, you don't kn...

Ok, here goes. First, it's hard to hear the Lakeside version with all the background noise. From what I could tell, Lakeside's version was mediocre at best. Conneaut's was simply awful.

The 9:33 video JerrytheTPYer posted has a much better recording of this same Long Train performance at 6:50 in.

Wow, this is almost unlistenable. I'm not saying this to be mean, but as an alum it's sad to see what the band has become. I really hope they can turn it around.

Camera work--I'm getting dizzy.

@futureboy111 still can't stand that annoying Autotune effect he uses.

He looks like a "That 70s Show" reject.

@Abdulazizthegreek Kinda harsh, no? He does suck, though. I don't see how anyone can listen to this crap. I don't want him to die, just for him to stop making "music..."