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PirateMonkeyCabinet · 36-40, M
Several contenders, all appealing to different parts of me. However, this one I think is the most suitable one for posting here.
[b]God's Favorite Beefcake - Burn[/b]
[youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsElp_iPpTY]
Firstly I just enjoy it from a pure musical perspective; love the sound, Drew's raspy voice, the mix of instrumentation both common and less common. Just hits all the right notes for me.
Another reason is that it is one of those songs I could see being sung around a bonfire, with everyone pitching in no matter how their singing voice sounds. There's something just great about the ragtag feel of it.
It is also the first song I heard after reading the news that Drew and Joe among others had been killed. No, never met them, but they have been part of creating things that have influenced me greatly and opened my eyes to a part of me that I wasn't aware of. After their death I found a video someone had taken; a mural to honor them was created in an alley, with a mini-concert of music they had made - including this song - and people dancing to it. They may be gone, but what they made lives on.
[b]God's Favorite Beefcake - Burn[/b]
[youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsElp_iPpTY]
Firstly I just enjoy it from a pure musical perspective; love the sound, Drew's raspy voice, the mix of instrumentation both common and less common. Just hits all the right notes for me.
Another reason is that it is one of those songs I could see being sung around a bonfire, with everyone pitching in no matter how their singing voice sounds. There's something just great about the ragtag feel of it.
It is also the first song I heard after reading the news that Drew and Joe among others had been killed. No, never met them, but they have been part of creating things that have influenced me greatly and opened my eyes to a part of me that I wasn't aware of. After their death I found a video someone had taken; a mural to honor them was created in an alley, with a mini-concert of music they had made - including this song - and people dancing to it. They may be gone, but what they made lives on.