This strikes me as a very Canadian song. It's kind of like the 21st Century counterpart of "Canadian Railroad Trilogy" by Gordon Lightfoot, which is a flippin' amazing song.
My wife took me to a Hayden show for my birthday a couple of years ago, and watching them play this song was amazing. The crescendo in the middle of the song was this awesome, powerfully emotional experience. It's hard to describe it, but the chemistry was just perfect. It's one of those experiences I wish I could go back and relive over and over again.
This strikes me as a very Canadian song. It's kind of like the 21st Century counterpart of "Canadian Railroad Trilogy" by Gordon Lightfoot, which is a flippin' amazing song.
My wife took me to a Hayden show for my birthday a couple of years ago, and watching them play this song was amazing. The crescendo in the middle of the song was this awesome, powerfully emotional experience. It's hard to describe it, but the chemistry was just perfect. It's one of those experiences I wish I could go back and relive over and over again.
That jam in the middle is what keeps us all coming back.
That jam in the middle is what keeps us all coming back.