Post by Meaner Cordalener on Feb 24, 2004 16:03:32 GMT -5
Hey all I suppose I should share my first encounter with Cordalene just a mere two days ago...(Geesh this feels like a AA meeting or something)
Well it was a way-ward nite riding around in my car wwwaaayyy down south in ole' Atlanty Georgia. Thinking to myself "How in the hell did a Northeast guy such as myself end up in the dixieland USA". damnit! - CD player is broke, tape player jammed... I'm forced to put on the radio which I never do (as fate would have it)
Almost zipping past what is usually a crappy local radio station that shuns up and coming talent for rehash overplayed and undertalented artist - this new DJ injects a fresh wave of Cordalene in my ears and now my life is nevermore the same.
Even worse, a working stiff by day and an aspiring director both on and off the clock at my local working stiff location - the song "Would it Kill You?" drove me into a fury of visionary inspiration and now here I am. Anyhow, I think this is truly cool that a band like Cordalene magnetizes people in such a way and yet still maintains a close base to fans such as Laura who dedicate a lot of personal time.
Now that you guys have me hooked, I suppose the more complicated task is figuring when you guys will wander down to Atlanta for a show. But I suppose we can't have all we wish for in one helping. Keep the great music coming guys, hello to all my fellow Cordaleners, and good luck to all.
Well it was a way-ward nite riding around in my car wwwaaayyy down south in ole' Atlanty Georgia. Thinking to myself "How in the hell did a Northeast guy such as myself end up in the dixieland USA". damnit! - CD player is broke, tape player jammed... I'm forced to put on the radio which I never do (as fate would have it)
Almost zipping past what is usually a crappy local radio station that shuns up and coming talent for rehash overplayed and undertalented artist - this new DJ injects a fresh wave of Cordalene in my ears and now my life is nevermore the same.
Even worse, a working stiff by day and an aspiring director both on and off the clock at my local working stiff location - the song "Would it Kill You?" drove me into a fury of visionary inspiration and now here I am. Anyhow, I think this is truly cool that a band like Cordalene magnetizes people in such a way and yet still maintains a close base to fans such as Laura who dedicate a lot of personal time.
Now that you guys have me hooked, I suppose the more complicated task is figuring when you guys will wander down to Atlanta for a show. But I suppose we can't have all we wish for in one helping. Keep the great music coming guys, hello to all my fellow Cordaleners, and good luck to all.
