Chuck, Simple Plan: ilikemusic because... It was always a way to escape whatever problems I was going through; whatever trouble I had, I could just put on a record or a song and feel better right away and I hope that our music can have the same effect on our fans.
Ellen, Los Campesinos: ilikemusic because... It’s the best form of escapism that you can have wherever you are. You could be completely miserable or waiting for a bus and put on any song that inspires you and you can escape into a little world, well that’s what I tend to do anyway.
Rhys, Good Shoes: ilikemusic because... It gets you moving.
KT Tunstall: ilikemusic because... It makes me feel alive!
Rasmus, Alphabeat: ilikemusic because... It makes me happy and it makes me dance around and sometimes it makes me a bit emotional. It encompasses all the emotions from happiness to sadness and it’s fun to play too.
SA: ilikemusic because... myspace.com/sunshineapathy
steven bance: ilikemusic becaucse... it produses feelings of utopia.
Taio Cruz: ilikemusic because... It’s my life and it’s the air that I breathe. It calms me when I’m feeling uptight and it’s there for me when I want to party if I want to listen to something up tempo, it’s just amazing in any situation. That’s why I like music!
prince of persia: ilikemusic because... i havent any other wayFormed in late 1999, the first musical offering from Mastodon came in the form of the 2001 Lifesblood EP. This was followed by their debut album Remission in 2002. However, it was their second album Leviathan, a concept album loosely based on Herman Melville's novel Moby Dick, that won them the praise they deserved with an Album of the Year award from Kerrang! Known to embrace the concept album and delve deeply into a number of themes, their third album Blood Mountain featured a number of guest collaborations. These included Scott Kelly (Neurosis), Josh Homme (Queens of The Stone Age) and Cedric Bixler-Zavala (The Mars Volta.)
No strangers to the road, Mastodon have become known for their live appearances, having supported Tool, Metallica and Slayer. Their fourth album Crack The Skye has already been met with an abundance of critical acclaim. An intricate blend of heavy metal and progressive rock, the album explores the concepts of astral travel through the mind and journey of a paraplegic boy. I Like Music was fortunate enough to catch up with drummer Brann Dailor to chat in depth about the themes within Crack The Skye, the emotional charge behind the record and the Mastodon process of making music.
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