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Madi
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It’s hard to put into words the belief that I have in music. To me, it is god. A divine mystery in whose power I will forever hold an unconditional trust. And it is moments like these that cement my faith.
So, when you hear that parade coming down the street, spreading joy and love with every note, don't just listen; join in the march.
You never know where it may lead you.
— Apr 02, 2022 02:05PM
So, when you hear that parade coming down the street, spreading joy and love with every note, don't just listen; join in the march.
You never know where it may lead you.
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Punk rock became my professor in a school with no rules, only teaching the lesson that you need no lessons and that every person has a voice to be heard, no matter the sound.
— Apr 02, 2022 02:41PM
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But it's when I sit down at a drum set that I feel Kurt the most. It's not often […] , but when I sit on that stool, I can still picture him in front of me, wrestling with his guitar as he screamed his lungs raw into the microphone. Just like staring at the sun will burn a spot into your retinas, his image will forever be burned in mine when I look past my drums to the audience before me. He will always be there.
— Apr 02, 2022 12:35PM
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In a short break […] , I grabbed another stick with lightning speed and finished off the song, surging with enough adrenaline to kill a horse, but with enough pride to last a lifetime, imagining that maybe our performance was a rallying cry to a whole new generation of kids suffocating in conventionality, afraid to let their freak flag fly, finally liberated to celebrate the beautiful eccentricities of life.
— Apr 02, 2022 12:15PM
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[after breaking his leg and returning to the stage]
By the time we hit the final notes of "Best of You," I knew that we had just experienced a defining moment in our career. This band, born from the heartbreak and tragedy of our broken past, was a celebration of love, and life, and the dedication to finding happiness in every next day. And now, more than ever, it represented healing and survival.
— Mar 29, 2022 05:27PM
By the time we hit the final notes of "Best of You," I knew that we had just experienced a defining moment in our career. This band, born from the heartbreak and tragedy of our broken past, was a celebration of love, and life, and the dedication to finding happiness in every next day. And now, more than ever, it represented healing and survival.
