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Posted: **11/9/2009, 1:32 am**

MindsOnLoan wrote:If you check out Pedestrian, I recommend starting with their more uptempo songs like Brain on a Stick, Headwreck, Song for a Lady, Covered in Grey, and Finally All the Noise.

If it wasn't for those kind of songs, I wouldn't have been able to get into and appreciate the softer, slower songs that are pretty great.

Yeah if anyone here isn't familiar with Pedestrian yet, they should go listen to some of these right now.

Here's a few of my favorite performances from them that I've seen the past few years. It's a good starting spot and after that remember to go buy their albums.

Posted: **11/9/2009, 9:41 am**

neoncrossing wrote:band: thousand foot krutch
song: what do we know

listen to this song and try to prove that isnt raine singing it...i dare you!!

I can completely tell its not Raine singing that track.. I can see how in spots the voices sound alike, but maybe i've listened to too much TFK.

Posted: **11/9/2009, 5:03 pm**

Also Pedestrian has their two LPs (Ghostly Life and Sidegeist) up for streaming on pedestrianmusic.org.

Posted: **11/9/2009, 5:30 pm**

Love Sidegeist, but really don't like anything else.

Posted: **1/11/2010, 4:40 am**

neoncrossing wrote:band: thousand foot krutch
song: what do we know

listen to this song and try to prove that isnt raine singing it...i dare you!!

bahahahha just saw this

i've liked thousand foot krutch for awhile, and when i heard that song i remember thinking " wait...raine?!?!" but if u listen to it a few times u hear spots where he sounds nothing like raine...his voice is not as deep...but it does sound very similiar.

Posted: **1/11/2010, 7:57 pm**

MindsOnLoan wrote:Incubus. They're not really like OLP, but they're a band I can play when I'm in an OLPish mood.

Werd.

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