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| JrzyTmata | Posted: Mar 02, 2012 - 08:23 I still like it!! |
| STILL (A Mountain Cave high above L.A.) | Posted: May 30, 2010 - 15:07 Hmmm, it appears I've been tracked down by some of the political folks from other places....ah well....I'll keep thinking what I think.... |
| KevinM (Long Beach, Ca) | Posted: May 09, 2010 - 07:51 Sounds like a cross between Creed & The Backstreet Boys -2- (and I'm being generous here) |
| Joy4life (Central Coast, California (home of good wine, big fires)) | Posted: Mar 06, 2010 - 23:40 I gave it a 4. Its still ambient trash. Did you even hear the lyrics? |
| STILL (A Mountain Cave high above L.A.) | Posted: Feb 15, 2010 - 01:04 Nope, looked him up, he's a Christian artist, I'm decidedly not.... STILL wrote: Probably not, I don't know the reference....I'll look it up though.... WB gregr79 wrote: Randy Stonehill influence ?? Not a criticism I find your song quite likeable STILL now i've got a wife who really loves me and i have friends who care about me well, now thirty ain't like fifteen oh, the nineties look like tough times |
| STILL (A Mountain Cave high above L.A.) | Posted: Feb 15, 2010 - 01:03 Probably not, I don't know the reference....I'll look it up though.... WB gregr79 wrote: Randy Stonehill influence ?? Not a criticism I find your song quite likeable STILL now i've got a wife who really loves me and i have friends who care about me well, now thirty ain't like fifteen oh, the nineties look like tough times |
| gregr79 (If you chooose not to decide you still have made a choice) | Posted: Feb 03, 2010 - 11:53 Randy Stonehill influence ?? Not a criticism I find your song quite likeable STILL now i've got a wife who really loves me and i have friends who care about me well, now thirty ain't like fifteen oh, the nineties look like tough times |
| STILL (A Mountain Cave high above L.A.) | Posted: Nov 10, 2009 - 14:06 BTW, it's about corporations, their dominance over and infiltration of our lives.....couldn't be further from religious. Poor me, I'm SO misunderstood.....  |
| STILL (A Mountain Cave high above L.A.) | Posted: Nov 10, 2009 - 14:03 Dang, I just don't get why everyone always dogs me as though it's religious music, when for me it couldn't be further from it....you don't like what I do, cool, I can't please everyone and wouldn't care to try (trying to please me only) but why is it all this about religious music? Well, whatever....guess that's what some people hear.... WB (STILL) DaveInVA wrote: This sounds just like the drivel I am subjected to in the waiting room of my Doc's office that always has a religious station on the PA.... |
| DaveInVA (In a crumbling Queen Anne mansion in Damnville, VA) | Posted: Nov 01, 2009 - 07:20 This sounds just like the drivel I am subjected to in the waiting room of my Doc's office that always has a religious station on the PA.... |
| Jungle_Jim (Brighton UK) | Posted: Sep 30, 2009 - 17:35 This sounds like oh-so-earnest North American campus dross, reaching out to something earthy and rootsy but ending up sounding like suburban middle-class College-days angst. Sorry not my cup of tea. |
| Pyro | Posted: Apr 25, 2009 - 10:41 horstman wrote: If RadioParadise played songs that I always heard somewhere else, I would probably never listen to them. If RadioParadise played songs that all met with my favor, I would probably never listen to them. RadioParadise is my thinktank, my window on the greater world of music. Bands I have heard on RP, and then bought their albums that I have never heard anywhere else: *snip* What's all this got to do with this post? The Stills are yet another band that I have never heard of, would never hear of in Syracuse NY land dominated by radio stations that suck and university radio stations that have no originality! It all comes down to music and exposure folks. If you know this site well, it is an informational giant for finding and buying music. It also plays a great deal of the classics that we all love from our earlier lives. I love RP and what it has done for me.  Thought this worth bumping. Nicely stated. |
| Pyro | Posted: Apr 25, 2009 - 10:36 Beautiful segue from Annakin. GREAT set. Thanks, BillG! *edit* VERY NICE, STILL!!! Good dynamics! |
| STILL (A Mountain Cave high above L.A.) | Posted: Feb 06, 2009 - 11:00 RadioDoc wrote: Nicely done. Thnx -  |
| RadioDoc (Chicagoland) | Posted: Jan 20, 2009 - 15:28 STILL wrote: Hopefully it's about ultimately whatever fits for someone listening to it....I've always had trouble with videos for the reason that they tend to replace whatever interior movie someone has while listening to music, with basically a salesman's (label's) attempt to sell them the music....so a song could be about whatever someone wants it to be.... For me it has to do vaguely with corporate culture, but that's just me....I guess it would be fair to see it as someone who is seeing the way corporations infiltrate our lives, is growing up, though I would say I've felt this way for a VERY long time.... In any case, I hope you liked it.....  Nicely done. |
| jagdriver (Tunin' in from the aptly-named Grass Valley, CA) | Posted: Nov 18, 2008 - 11:08 jeffersonpump wrote: did this station turn religious right? Huh? The only objection I have to this song is that the vocalist sounds too much like Tracy Chapman for my taste. (Even just being reminded of TC is enough of an annoyance!) |
| EssexTex (Bee Cave, Texas) | Posted: Sep 16, 2008 - 07:53 STILL wrote: Thanx for that, I'll get off your hood now.... You're welcome anytime "Still"  |
| bronorb (Wisconsin) | Posted: Sep 16, 2008 - 07:52 Nice mix of acoustic and electric music. Nice voice too. Still, let's hear some more. |
| STILL (A Mountain Cave high above L.A.) | Posted: Jun 18, 2008 - 11:17 Ballzak wrote: Reminds me of.... what? I forget. A little like Fleetwood Mac's "Never Going Back Again" but I think there's something else. Hmm. Nice though.
Whoa. Never mind; I was just referring to the early part of the song. It chages a bit don't it? That's an interesting comparison, I had never thought about that....but I will admit to loving that song you mention, and Fleetwood Mac in general, I would say it's for sure true that Buckingham's guitar style affected me for sure....as an aside, I have an original copy of the Buckinham/Nicks debut....which I'll admit I bought at the time because of the picture on the cover, but then I loved it too, BONUS! |
| Ballzak | Posted: Jun 13, 2008 - 14:13 Reminds me of.... what? I forget. A little like Fleetwood Mac's "Never Going Back Again" but I think there's something else. Hmm. Nice though. Whoa. Never mind; I was just referring to the early part of the song. It chages a bit don't it? |
| the_jake (in a puddle) | Posted: Apr 27, 2008 - 05:52 Bumped my rating up to 8  |
| STILL (A Mountain Cave high above L.A.) | Posted: Mar 15, 2008 - 11:13 EssexTex wrote: I like this...who's to say it doesn't belong here.
If you don't like it..start your own station! Thanx for that, I'll get off your hood now.... |
| EssexTex (Trying to shake a crazy man off my hood) | Posted: Mar 11, 2008 - 03:59 I like this...who's to say it doesn't belong here. If you don't like it..start your own station! |
| lmic (Sacramento, CA) | Posted: Feb 08, 2008 - 16:42 Sort of like England Dan and John Ford Coley. |
| Dave_Mack (On the bus) | Posted: Feb 08, 2008 - 16:38 I like it, especially the rockin' part. |
| STILL (A Mountain Cave high above L.A.) | Posted: Jan 27, 2008 - 21:06 Tuberider wrote: OK, umm did we just get switched to some terrible 80's christian pop station? That is the worst song I've ever heard on radio paradise.
Seriously. Joined the day of the post and suddenly a veteran....hunh.... Well, everybody's entitled to their opinion, but you should know it has nothing to do with religion. Nothing is gonna be for everyone... |
| Tuberider | Posted: Jan 23, 2008 - 19:56 OK, umm did we just get switched to some terrible 80's christian pop station? That is the worst song I've ever heard on radio paradise. Seriously. |
| STILL (A Mountain Cave high above L.A.) | Posted: Jan 10, 2008 - 11:07 Hopefully it's about ultimately whatever fits for someone listening to it....I've always had trouble with videos for the reason that they tend to replace whatever interior movie someone has while listening to music, with basically a salesman's (label's) attempt to sell them the music....so a song could be about whatever someone wants it to be.... For me it has to do vaguely with corporate culture, but that's just me....I guess it would be fair to see it as someone who is seeing the way corporations infiltrate our lives, is growing up, though I would say I've felt this way for a VERY long time.... In any case, I hope you liked it..... |
| burdell | Posted: Jan 08, 2008 - 05:11 Appears this song is about disillusionment with growing up and joining the real world. Welcome to the club, bud. |
| (former member) (Land of the Long White Cloud) | Posted: Nov 21, 2007 - 22:45 nice tune, love the guitar work towards the end of the song. |
| STILL (A Mountain Cave high above L.A.) | Posted: Sep 14, 2007 - 12:38 OldFrenchie wrote: I tip my hat to you, sir   |
| OldFrenchie (Frozen wastes of Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada) | Posted: Sep 07, 2007 - 16:58 STILL wrote: ALL AROUND ME I sit in this chair surrounded by cubicles Rows without end cant get free And I feel it all all around me Nobody cares - and nobody listens They're all trying to feed their own need And I feel it all all around me This winter of greed has captured our cities And brought us all down to our knees I can feel it all all around me Why should you care Constructions of comfort Have given you all that you need I feel it all - all around me (Bridge) These are the perfect days Alone in our prisons (and look at me the last to know) Forget those summer days Surrounded by visions I sit in this chair surrounded by people Who smile as they watch over me And I feel it all all around me NOT religious, to me anyways.... I tip my hat to you, sir |
| STILL (A Mountain Cave high above L.A.) | Posted: Aug 22, 2007 - 02:22 I should note that "STILL" (me) and "The Stills" are different entities. Though we have spoken and are friendly, I'm just me, and they are on Vibe I think... But I agree with everything you said about RP, and I support them and others like them, as well as appreciate THEIR support to me, it's not an easy time to be in music, while it's also a great time! STILL horstman wrote: If RadioParadise played songs that I always heard somewhere else, I would probably never listen to them.
If RadioParadise played songs that all met with my favor, I would probably never listen to them. RadioParadise is my thinktank, my window on the greater world of music. Bands I have heard on RP, and then bought their albums that I have never heard anywhere else: 54-4 Alpinestars Arcade Fire Arctic Monkeys Augie March Ben Harper Big Head Todd and the Monsters Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Blackfield Calexico Cold War Kids Dandy Warhols DEUS Doves Elliot Smith * Franz Ferdinand Golden Smog Gomez Hoodoo Gurus (Okay, I heard of these guys but never really identified with their music til Bill G.) Howling Bells Interpol Iron and Wine Jayhawks Jeff Buckley Jesse Sykes and the Sweet Hereafter Jose Gonzalez Lucinda Williams Muse My Morning Jacket Neko Case New Pornographers Nick Drake * NickelCreek OAR Patty Griffin Pete Yorn Porcupine Tree * Raconteurs Ryan Adams Shins Snow Patrol Son Volt * Spoon Stereophonics Sufjan Stevens Supergrass The Dead Sixties The Flaming Lips The Frames The Kooks The Vines The Wailing Jennies Tim Buckley Turin Brakes * Uncle Tupelo * Vast Verve Pipe The Verve Wilco * Zero Seven The bands in * are my current favorites. What's all this got to do with this post? The Stills are yet another band that I have never heard of, would never hear of in Syracuse NY land dominated by radio stations that suck and university radio stations that have no originality! It all comes down to music and exposure folks. If you know this site well, it is an informational giant for finding and buying music. It also plays a great deal of the classics that we all love from our earlier lives. I love RP and what it has done for me. |
| horstman (Syracuse, New York) | Posted: Aug 19, 2007 - 18:26 If RadioParadise played songs that I always heard somewhere else, I would probably never listen to them. If RadioParadise played songs that all met with my favor, I would probably never listen to them. RadioParadise is my thinktank, my window on the greater world of music. Bands I have heard on RP, and then bought their albums that I have never heard anywhere else: 54-4 Alpinestars Arcade Fire Arctic Monkeys Augie March Ben Harper Big Head Todd and the Monsters Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Blackfield Calexico Cold War Kids Dandy Warhols DEUS Doves Elliot Smith * Franz Ferdinand Golden Smog Gomez Hoodoo Gurus (Okay, I heard of these guys but never really identified with their music til Bill G.) Howling Bells Interpol Iron and Wine Jayhawks Jeff Buckley Jesse Sykes and the Sweet Hereafter Jose Gonzalez Lucinda Williams Muse My Morning Jacket Neko Case New Pornographers Nick Drake * NickelCreek OAR Patty Griffin Pete Yorn Porcupine Tree * Raconteurs Ryan Adams Shins Snow Patrol Son Volt * Spoon Stereophonics Sufjan Stevens Supergrass The Dead Sixties The Flaming Lips The Frames The Kooks The Vines The Wailing Jennies Tim Buckley Turin Brakes * Uncle Tupelo * Vast Verve Pipe The Verve Wilco * Zero Seven The bands in * are my current favorites. What's all this got to do with this post? The Stills are yet another band that I have never heard of, would never hear of in Syracuse NY land dominated by radio stations that suck and university radio stations that have no originality! It all comes down to music and exposure folks. If you know this site well, it is an informational giant for finding and buying music. It also plays a great deal of the classics that we all love from our earlier lives. I love RP and what it has done for me. |
| nigelr (Coffs Harbour, Australia) | Posted: Aug 19, 2007 - 18:06 Simply beautiful. |
| the_jake (Training Camp) | Posted: Aug 04, 2007 - 03:55 Noticed I hadn't rated this song when I commented previously. the_Jake still likes it! giving it a 7, but I see it climbing higher. |
| STILL (A Mountain Cave high above L.A.) | Posted: Jul 31, 2007 - 12:33 sundstad wrote: Love this song! Any lyrics available to read? Caught parts of it and loved what it said! Want to purchase as well. Where can I do this?
James - London UK ALL AROUND ME I sit in this chair surrounded by cubicles Rows without end cant get free And I feel it all all around me Nobody cares - and nobody listens They're all trying to feed their own need And I feel it all all around me This winter of greed has captured our cities And brought us all down to our knees I can feel it all all around me Why should you care Constructions of comfort Have given you all that you need I feel it all - all around me (Bridge) These are the perfect days Alone in our prisons (and look at me the last to know) Forget those summer days Surrounded by visions I sit in this chair surrounded by people Who smile as they watch over me And I feel it all all around me NOT religious, to me anyways.... |
| STILL (A Mountain Cave high above L.A.) | Posted: Jul 31, 2007 - 12:09 Definitely NOT a religious song, at least not to me, though YMMV.....I'll put the lyrics up in a a second and singles sales for the song can be found at iTunes - Here OldFrenchie wrote: It certainly has that stink to it, doesn't it? |
| sundstad | Posted: Jul 19, 2007 - 06:16 Love this song! Any lyrics available to read? Caught parts of it and loved what it said! Want to purchase as well. Where can I do this? James - London UK |
| OldFrenchie (Frozen wastes of Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada) | Posted: Jul 19, 2007 - 06:14 jeffersonpump wrote: what the hell is this crap?
did this station turn religous right? It certainly has that stink to it, doesn't it? |
| Whirlpool (Somewhere in California) | Posted: Jul 03, 2007 - 15:21 Best Song I've Heard All Day. |
| inindian (Victor on the ocean) | Posted: Jun 02, 2007 - 07:34 STILL wrote: Yeh, I love this thing they are doing here at RP, and that so many people are getting on board, I couldn't be happier....weird about that website thing - here's mine http://www.stillmusic.com - that oughta work a tad better....
Really glad most folks like this song, am working on a new acoustic CD as we speak, I'll submit it for your review when it's ready and see whatchall think! WB - STILL Cool. I like it. Thanks. |
| inindian (Victor on the ocean) | Posted: Jun 02, 2007 - 07:32 STILL wrote: Yeh, I love this thing they are doing here at RP, and that so many people are getting on board, I couldn't be happier....weird about that website thing - here's mine http://www.stillmusic.com - that oughta work a tad better....
Really glad most folks like this song, am working on a new acoustic CD as we speak, I'll submit it for your review when it's ready and see whatchall think! WB - STILL Cool. I like it. Thanks. |
| STILL (A Mountain Cave high above L.A.) | Posted: May 21, 2007 - 13:16 jeffersonpump wrote: what the hell is this crap?
did this station turn religous right? Religious? Sorry you think it's crap, but hopefully it's because you think it's religious somehow...which isn't the least bit on my mind in that song....listen again sometime, it's got a lot more to do with corporations than religions... Interesting take on it tho...gonna try and figure that one out... |
| jeffersonpump | Posted: May 17, 2007 - 12:35 what the hell is this crap? did this station turn religous right? |
| 2Hawks (Living in Theory -- where everything works) | Posted: May 17, 2007 - 12:35 Ahhh... Drift away. No more work today. Lovely.  |
| racerx (Orlando, FL) | Posted: Feb 12, 2007 - 11:30 Still sounds good. |
| TexasAggies (Houston, TX) | Posted: Dec 01, 2006 - 13:37 Farquwaar wrote: LOL!!! I think we have a problem Houston... Nope, no problem here, just really enjoying this tune here at work, among the cubes and the people filling their own needs... |
| p4jkafla (New England, USA) | Posted: Nov 02, 2006 - 07:45 Nice! Very nice! |
| 2Hawks (Suspended between two walls) | Posted: Nov 02, 2006 - 07:43 Oh so nice....!  |