What's Your Theme Song Today?
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From a time when EVH was a somewhat tolerable human being and the best guitar player on the planet \w/
Just stumbled on this the other day. I like it. I've been a big Billy Sheehan (bass player) fan since his Mr. Big days. Vocals remind me a little of Chris Cornell. I'll even forgive Ritchie Kotzen (singer/guitarist) for being in Poison........
Sounds decently tough... until the chorus. Pure power pop. Damn, I hate when that happens. I wouldn't have recognized Ritchie Kotzen if you hadn't identified him!
Yeah, it does get poppy at the chorus. Decent song though.
I think this is Mike Portnoy's (drummer) attempt to go mainstream. He was the drummer for DreamTheater, an extremely pretentious prog-rock band. They had a minor hit in the early 90's with their song Pull Me Under. The drummer in my last band was a big fan of them. Not my cup of tea but I can appreciate the musicianship.
I heard this today and whenever I hear The J.Geils Band, I think of high school head light parties. 
We had one place in particular we loved to have impromptu headlight parties. There was a company that started a housing development out in the middle of nowhere and went broke before it went to far and there was this 4 lane paved road to nowhere that led to a great party place. I had a friend that carried these big speakers in his car and he would put them on the roof of his car and everyone would turn on their headlights and we had a party (just add beer). He loved the J. Geils Band so J. Geils was the party music at many of the headlight parties.
We had one place in particular we loved to have impromptu headlight parties. There was a company that started a housing development out in the middle of nowhere and went broke before it went to far and there was this 4 lane paved road to nowhere that led to a great party place. I had a friend that carried these big speakers in his car and he would put them on the roof of his car and everyone would turn on their headlights and we had a party (just add beer). He loved the J. Geils Band so J. Geils was the party music at many of the headlight parties.
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