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Patrick: ilikemusic because... Music came from the universe...always finding a way into societies from the beginning of time. I imagine it has always been out there waiting for us to show up. I'm so glad we made it!
Danny: ilikemusic because... It's my life
dawn Leonetti: ilikemusic because... it makes me spin, giggle and bubble up - kinda my own Rice Crispies cereal ("snap, crackle, pop") in the audio form...
steven bance: ilikemusic becaucse... it produses feelings of utopia.
KT Tunstall: ilikemusic because... It makes me feel alive!
Remi Nicole: ilikemusic because... It is the best way of making you feel any emotion.
Stine Richard: ilikemusic because... its the only way I know how to express myself...
Josh Ritter: ilikemusic because... It’s like an envelope that I can carry around with me wherever I go and I can unfold the letter at anytime.
Master Gee: ilikemusic because... It gives me an opportunity to truly express myself, unlike what happens in an everyday living situation where there are restrictions on you and limitations on you and demands on you and bills to pay, through music I can truly be comfortable with who I am, and do what I really want to do and say what I really want to say.The Futureheads eponymous debut album has recently gone gold, selling in excess of 100,000 copies in the UK to date. 2005 has proved an exciting year so far for these likely lads from the North East, as they've slowly but steadily edged their way further and further towards the top of their rank. A more than successful stint on the NME Awards tour, a full-blown, sell out US tour and a re-release of their LP charting at number 11, were just a few of the highlights.
LP sales were helped along by spots on CD:UK and T4, massive radio support and gushing reviews for their most recent single 'Hounds Of Love' - the single subsequently slammed into the charts at number 8 leaving fans and critics alike wanting more. Thankfully, the follow up is not far behind…
'Decent Days And Nights' is The Futureheads at the peak of their powers; a choppy, Clash-y classic whose brazenly hooky guitars and chant-like vocals belie the clever stuff going on just below the surface. As with most Futureheads songs it's hard to get a true reading on what exactly they're banging on about, but the tight mesh of syllables, words and occasional animal yelps, sure is an enthralling place to get lost in. Especially, as in this instance, when the words themselves seem precisely to be about losing your bearings in this world.
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