The most original phrase ever: Hi...

i_kn0w_him · 06-11-2009, 04:03 PM

*awkwardly* So I'm Katelyn. Still a teenager, but legally an adult, but actually an irresponsible 5-year-old at heart. I like music and adore finding under-appreciated bands, or just new ones in general. I like just about every type of genre, brownie points for generally clean lyrics, && I'm definitely a sucker for a cute guy voice, as are most females my age.

So that's me in an incredibly small nutshell.

jackhammer · 06-11-2009, 04:07 PM

Greetings. fave bands?

i_kn0w_him · 06-11-2009, 04:57 PM

Oh, it sincerely depends on the day. I'm not entirely die hard for anyone. But a small compilation of who was lucky enough to make it onto my playlist include:

Man Man: this band just makes me smile and can only be described as experimental
Tenth Avenue North: Contemporary Christian; makes some excellent points and actually makes me think
Jack's Mannequin: its a rock band that leads piano a lot; I admit that the piano is what I listen to it for, great voice by Andrew McMahon
The Hush Sound: Indie-ish; It's fun, and great easy listening when I'm driving.
Flogging Molly: A Punk Irish band, it is also fun. Who doesn't love some Irish music now and again?
The View: A very fun Indie-Rock band from Scotland.
Skillet: Christian Rock; excellent for intense video's at church and who does not like violins and cellos amongst a heavy drum entrance?
Between the Trees: Indie rock; very mellow, love it.
UnderOath: Rock/metal/screamo--whatever you call it; I really like their way older stuff, like the "Acts of Depression" and "Cries of the Past," they are instrumentally in those albums. *chills* such talent.
A Skylit Drive: a hardcore band; I adore the vocals and they're not bad instrumentally either.
A Cursive Memory: Rock with a rather raw sound that I especially appreciate.
Phil Wickham: The one man that can take my anger and throw it away amongst his Contemporary Christian music.
David Crowder Band: Very fun Christian worship band. I use the music at my church on more than one occasion (and little kids love him, total plus in my book)

You?

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i_kn0w_him Groupie Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 1	The most original phrase ever: Hi... awkwardly So I'm Katelyn. Still a teenager, but legally an adult, but actually an irresponsible 5-year-old at heart. I like music and adore finding under-appreciated bands, or just new ones in general. I like just about every type of genre, brownie points for generally clean lyrics, && I'm definitely a sucker for a cute guy voice, as are most females my age. So that's me in an incredibly small nutshell.

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jackhammer Ba and Be. Join Date: May 2007 Location: This Is England Posts: 17,331	Greetings. fave bands? __________________ It be my music and film collection. “A cynic by experience, a romantic by inclination and now a hero by necessity.”

06-11-2009, 04:57 PM	#3 (permalink)
i_kn0w_him Groupie Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 1	Oh, it sincerely depends on the day. I'm not entirely die hard for anyone. But a small compilation of who was lucky enough to make it onto my playlist include: Man Man: this band just makes me smile and can only be described as experimental Tenth Avenue North: Contemporary Christian; makes some excellent points and actually makes me think Jack's Mannequin: its a rock band that leads piano a lot; I admit that the piano is what I listen to it for, great voice by Andrew McMahon The Hush Sound: Indie-ish; It's fun, and great easy listening when I'm driving. Flogging Molly: A Punk Irish band, it is also fun. Who doesn't love some Irish music now and again? The View: A very fun Indie-Rock band from Scotland. Skillet: Christian Rock; excellent for intense video's at church and who does not like violins and cellos amongst a heavy drum entrance? Between the Trees: Indie rock; very mellow, love it. UnderOath: Rock/metal/screamo--whatever you call it; I really like their way older stuff, like the "Acts of Depression" and "Cries of the Past," they are instrumentally in those albums. chills such talent. A Skylit Drive: a hardcore band; I adore the vocals and they're not bad instrumentally either. A Cursive Memory: Rock with a rather raw sound that I especially appreciate. Phil Wickham: The one man that can take my anger and throw it away amongst his Contemporary Christian music. David Crowder Band: Very fun Christian worship band. I use the music at my church on more than one occasion (and little kids love him, total plus in my book) You?