Watch The Planets Collide
 

<a href=http://www.fletchxxx.com/mp3s/planetscollide.mp3>Planets Collide.mp3</a>

Swollen eyes that bleed for you
Cold steel bars I'm watching thru

You've been baptized in a lake of tears
Crucified yourself with your own fears

But you learn from what's killing you
And this time it's real
Beyond your prayers
Too numb to feel
Beyond your prayers

Deepest darkest thoughts you dream
Curing's harder than it seems
Slave to no one but your misery
Broken man lies where you used to be

Now watch the planets collide

:glugglug

it had potential at the beginning... but... it just didn't get....



fast. :(

Now we go doot doot

Freur

everything has to be fast?

hahaha

crowbar was blowing away bands a decade ago.

fuckers were bustin heads years ago.

<img src=http://www.spitfirerecords.com/images/Crowbar-Group.jpg border="1">

one of the realest bands ever.

this sound is everything.

crowbar is blood.

Now those look like some boys from down south.

ive sat on that stoop and drank beer.

this picture is out front of some oldschool pads in old new orleans.

ive actually been on location for more than one of their cd covers.

this is also a very familiar area to me in new orleans.

<img src=http://www.spitfirerecords.com/images/CrowbarSonicCover.gif border="1">

ive been to mass in this church.

:glugglug

That's cool...liked the song...downloading a few others.
Just got Existence Is Punishment..checking it out now.

these guys loved black sabbath more than anything and loved the slow grind of harmony and guitar, just like me.

awesome invention, they pretty much perfected this grind/sludge/core to what it is today. bands like Pantera owe their left nut to Crowbar and Deadhorse.

gifted musicians with a vision, despite taste, with a love for Sabbath and metal they pushed on.

i play it daily.

Crowbar is blood.

i have a bad ass version of them doing the song 'Dream Weaver'

vision and perfection is all i can say.

awesome.

hearing that 60s shit crunchy and slow and grinding proves the SONG is what was great, the bands that play them need only an interpretation.

you wanna hear it?

i love it.