((rain on railroad tracks))

[tonyphuckinhawk]

This is what happens when you listen to Rites of Spring as inhumanly much as i have been lately:

Yet UnforgottenLately, a lot of the time, i've felt like i need to cry

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[tonyphuckinhawk]

I've been thinking about this: Rites of Spring was only around for two years, right? And all their material was released within a one year period. And as all of their songs share definitely similar themes, perhaps they're all about one person. Wouldn't that be wild? What would it feel like to be the person who inspired Guy Picciotto to, essentially, create the emo genre?

Probably pretty lousy, because by definition, you really would have had to broken his heart to make him write emo-y stuff.

That's weird to think about though. Maybe all those pained lyrics and breakdowns on stage were for one person.

That's kind of hard to imagine.

[onehopefulstar]

I've only one question left unanswered by both Sid Vicious and my mother.....

Meeeeeeee whoooooooo?

Bravo

Huh.

[onehopefulstar]

What is "rain on the railroad tracks?"

Re: Huh.

[tonyphuckinhawk]

A couple words i made up and put together because i thought they sounded cool.

[tonyphuckinhawk]

I don't know what that means.

But thanks!

[cruiseshipstyle]

i need to listen to "rites of spring" more. its pretty amazing.

[tonyphuckinhawk]

It really is. And it's been getting me back into Fugazi, which i'm appreciative of as well. I had started to forget about them for a while there.