The Matthew Good Appreciation Thread
Posted: 5/19/2002, 12:24 pm
Anything MGB/MG can go in here. What are your favourite songs?
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Posted: 5/19/2002, 12:25 pm
Advertising on Police Cars. I sent the song to my best friend yesterday afternoon and she was like "This song is really long. It's like 7 min.". I'm like "Who cares its pretty!"
Posted: 5/19/2002, 12:32 pm
I love Advertising. Everything about it is brilliant, especially the lyrics:
Very chilling indeed, and the way the music escalates compliments it perfectly.
Interesting fact - the entire song was recorded on keyboards.
Hey Mr Chips,
How's the wife,
And are the kids still poison,
Do you still eat them.
Very chilling indeed, and the way the music escalates compliments it perfectly.
Interesting fact - the entire song was recorded on keyboards.
Posted: 5/19/2002, 12:48 pm
man i only have 1 matt good cd, the us version of beautiful midnight, i wanna get the others so badly but i'm poor and i cant find em in the US and i'd have to order them all offline and pay expensive shipping! rrr... i could dl a bunch of stuff too, but there are somet things that i just want to have the whole albums for, and matt good is one of em.
Posted: 5/19/2002, 1:01 pm
MGB rocks....
I was at the concert they played at Wonderland, and they burned a Scooby Doo doll. As the sacrificial stuffed animal. But because we were at Wonderland, and scooby doo is sort of a theme around the place, it was a bold move, and it made it even more hilarious.
MG's Book is very good as well, has anyone read it?
I was at the concert they played at Wonderland, and they burned a Scooby Doo doll. As the sacrificial stuffed animal. But because we were at Wonderland, and scooby doo is sort of a theme around the place, it was a bold move, and it made it even more hilarious.
MG's Book is very good as well, has anyone read it?
Posted: 5/19/2002, 1:28 pm
It's brilliant.
Posted: 5/19/2002, 7:13 pm
Apparitions, Under the Influence, Tripoli....
Yeah, I like MGB.
I really need to listen to AOB.
Yeah, I like MGB.
I really need to listen to AOB.
Posted: 5/19/2002, 8:15 pm
I was at the MGB concert at wonderland last summer, it was amazing!!!
Also I've read MG's book and it's so great!
Also I've read MG's book and it's so great!
Posted: 5/19/2002, 9:19 pm
I was at the MGB concert at wonderland too. I got to meet trevor from treble charger 
and i swear that the guys from sloan are stalking me
and i swear that the guys from sloan are stalking mePosted: 5/19/2002, 10:23 pm
I'm a fan of Matthew Good Band. I have "Beautiful Midnight" and "Audio Of Being". I kind of stumbled upon the U.S. version of "Midnight" after remembering a Canadian friend of mine talking about them previously. I automatically fell in love with that CD the first time I heard it, and it was in my Top 5 for that year (it may have been #2). I have never really gotten into "Audio Of Being", but I think it's pretty good...
Posted: 5/19/2002, 10:39 pm
Did they ever release Audio of Being in the US. I have the other three cds but not the new one.
Favorite Songs:
Prime Time Deliverance/Inescapable Us (Sound awesome together)
Symbolistic White Walls
Original Gangsters
Apparitions
Hello Time Bomb
Boy and his Machine Gun
The End of the World as We Know It
Favorite Songs:
Prime Time Deliverance/Inescapable Us (Sound awesome together)
Symbolistic White Walls
Original Gangsters
Apparitions
Hello Time Bomb
Boy and his Machine Gun
The End of the World as We Know It
Posted: 5/20/2002, 8:05 am
I like Apparations.. it just doesn't strike me as amazing or anything..
My favorite songs that I've heard are: Tripoli, Advertising, Fall of Man, and Antipop. I haven't heard much though. I hope to buy Audio of Being.
`Diana
My favorite songs that I've heard are: Tripoli, Advertising, Fall of Man, and Antipop. I haven't heard much though. I hope to buy Audio of Being.
`Diana
Posted: 5/20/2002, 9:09 am
areusad831 wrote:Favorite Songs:
The End of the World as We Know It
What? Do you mean Look Happy It's The End Of The World? Or is there some MGB song utterly unknown to me?
Posted: 5/20/2002, 9:53 am
defying_gravity wrote:areusad831 wrote:Favorite Songs:
The End of the World as We Know It
What? Do you mean Look Happy It's The End Of The World? Or is there some MGB song utterly unknown to me?
Yes that is the one. My brain shuts down after 12am
Posted: 5/20/2002, 12:21 pm
I met Trevor and Bill from TC too and I also met MG and Rich but I missed half of TC'S set but thats ok b/c I've seen TC's so many times.... MG is really nice in person...
and I also met MG and Rich but I missed half of TC'S set but thats ok b/c I've seen TC's so many times.... MG is really nice in person...Posted: 5/20/2002, 12:22 pm
I stayed to meet matt good, but realized that i was missing treble charger, so i decided to watch treble charger instead. Did you meet the guys from sloan too?
Posted: 5/20/2002, 1:26 pm
Ahree wrote:Advertising on Police Cars. I sent the song to my best friend yesterday afternoon and she was like "This song is really long. It's like 7 min.". I'm like "Who cares its pretty!"
That song rocked live! I gave my first time to Matt Good! I could never forget that night, Matt, he was so sweet.....
Anyway, my favourite song, very favourite would be Running For Home, at first I didn't understand it, but then I found countless ways of interpreting it. Most of MG's songs have a really obscure meaning in it, unlike *cough*the new OLP*cough*.
Posted: 5/20/2002, 2:01 pm
I can play Running For Home on the piano. It's great.
Posted: 5/20/2002, 2:33 pm
I think Matt Good is the best lyricist there is in my opinion. His songs can be taken so many ways. Some of the songs are so obscure I cant even figure out the meanings
Posted: 5/20/2002, 3:22 pm
defying_gravity wrote:I can play Running For Home on the piano. It's great.
VERY cool... where did you get the music for it?