The good kind

[Psychotic_Carp]

a yet unrealeased track from the wrekers (its a live performance and the audio quiality isnt that good but the song sounds pretty good)

[fluffy]

a yet unrealeased track from the wrekers (its a live performance and the audio quiality isnt that good but the song sounds pretty good)

I am downloading it as I type, kind sir!
Thank you very much.

[Psychotic_Carp]

a yet unrealeased track from the wrekers (its a live performance and the audio quiality isnt that good but the song sounds pretty good)

I am downloading it as I type, kind sir!
Thank you very much.

tell me what you think of it ma'am

[fluffy]

a yet unrealeased track from the wrekers (its a live performance and the audio quiality isnt that good but the song sounds pretty good)

I am downloading it as I type, kind sir!
Thank you very much.

tell me what you think of it ma'am

Okay well it was a little hard to make out the lyrics but it was a good song.
It was the good kind of song I mean.

[Psychotic_Carp]

Okay well it was a little hard to make out the lyrics but it was a good song.
It was the good kind of song I mean.

i had listen to it a few times to get the lyrics



har har

[fluffy]

Okay well it was a little hard to make out the lyrics but it was a good song.
It was the good kind of song I mean.

i had listen to it a few times to get the lyrics
har har

Will miracles never cease? I do believe the boy LAUGHED!

[Psychotic_Carp]

Will miracles never cease? I do believe the boy LAUGHED!

i laugh dammit!!!!!

im surpised you havent asked who the wrekers are

[fluffy]

In 2004, Michelle Branch took a break from her successful solo career to team with friend and touring backup singer Jessica Harp in a new project called the Wreckers. Previous to the Branch collaboration, Harp had been working as a singer/songwriter in Nashville, and those country music elements mixed with Branch's pop sensibilities to inform the Wreckers' rootsy, harmony-rich sound. The duo debuted in autumn 2004, performing "Good Kind" on the WB teen drama One Tree Hill. "Good Kind" then appeared on the show's official oundtrack -- issued in January 2005 -- as the Wreckers prepared to release their full-length debut in spring of that year.

I can google too you know!

[Psychotic_Carp]

In 2004, Michelle Branch took a break from her successful solo career to team with friend and touring backup singer Jessica Harp in a new project called the Wreckers. Previous to the Branch collaboration, Harp had been working as a singer/songwriter in Nashville, and those country music elements mixed with Branch's pop sensibilities to inform the Wreckers' rootsy, harmony-rich sound. The duo debuted in autumn 2004, performing "Good Kind" on the WB teen drama One Tree Hill. "Good Kind" then appeared on the show's official oundtrack -- issued in January 2005 -- as the Wreckers prepared to release their full-length debut in spring of that year.

I can google too you know!

cheeter!!!!

[fluffy]

That's not cheating. How else do you expect me to find stuff out about pop culture? Walk down the stone street to the local tienda and buy a Rolling Stone Magazine!?

Maybe watch MTV?BAH HUMBUG!!!

So there! PfffffffT! *insert razzberry*

[Psychotic_Carp]

That's not cheating. How else do you expect me to find stuff out about pop culture? Walk down the stone street to the local tienda and buy a Rolling Stone Magazine!?

Maybe watch MTV?BAH HUMBUG!!!

So there! PfffffffT! *insert razzberry*

mtv's not going to help im working on getting the album versions. i have to remove the copy protection before i can post it

[Psychotic_Carp]

both versions

[Rusty]

I like both versions. Very cool.

[Psychotic_Carp]

i had to buy the whole album to get the acoustic version