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* [[Protest Song]]: "We Are The People" was seen as an example of this, but "In Times of Crisis" could be seen as a protest to the war in Iraq. |
* [[Protest Song]]: "We Are The People" was seen as an example of this, but "In Times of Crisis" could be seen as a protest to the war in Iraq. |
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* [[Signature Song]]: "Buck Rodgers", and "Just a Day". |
* [[Signature Song]]: "Buck Rodgers", and "Just a Day". |
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* [[Shout-Out]]: Debbie Harry of Blondie and actor Steve [[Mc Queen]] in "Under The Weather". |
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* [[Stop and Go]]: "Just a Day" does this, to the point that it's made fun of in the video, which consists entirely of fans rocking out to the song in their bedrooms, and has a group of fans pausing the song at that exact point to have a quick cup of tea before resuming the head banging. |
* [[Stop and Go]]: "Just a Day" does this, to the point that it's made fun of in the video, which consists entirely of fans rocking out to the song in their bedrooms, and has a group of fans pausing the song at that exact point to have a quick cup of tea before resuming the head banging. |
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* [[Tear Jerker]]: Far too many. "Comfort in Sound", both the individual song and album, can be seen as the biggest example. The album was written mostly due to losing their drummer and great friend to suicide. The cover consists of a cartoon angel crying and almost all the songs are about Grant's personal way of dealing with loss, claustrophobia, depression, but most importantly having hope. Many see this album as Grant's finest hour of songwriting. |
* [[Tear Jerker]]: Far too many. "Comfort in Sound", both the individual song and album, can be seen as the biggest example. The album was written mostly due to losing their drummer and great friend to suicide. The cover consists of a cartoon angel crying and almost all the songs are about Grant's personal way of dealing with loss, claustrophobia, depression, but most importantly having hope. Many see this album as Grant's finest hour of songwriting. |
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