Framing Hanley

[Mxbaby511]

Im confused as to who they are. Help?

[IWasaCamera]

Ask Micah.

[Mxbaby511]

Micah??

[bowl of oranges]

micahistheballs
Blood on the Tracks avatar, if that helps any.
He's a cool dude.

[Mxbaby511]

Thanks

[micahistheballs]

lol

[bowl of oranges]

Haha is that a goat?

[Mxbaby511]

Haha is that a goat?


Its definatly A bird.

[Mxbaby511]

lol


Your here! Which means, hopefully you can tell me who Framing Hanley is?

[micahistheballs]

Haha is that a goat?

It is a ram. It's the cover of Bradley Hathaway's new album, A Mouth Full of Dust, which I am loving a whole lot.

Your here! Which means, hopefully you can tell me who Framing Hanley is?

Oh boy, can I ever!

Every generation or so a band comes along that breaks down walls and preconceptions of what music is and what it can be. Framing Hanley is that band for us. While normally being associated with the all too typical screamo genre, it really fails to give the band justice for their creative blending of sounds. Take their cover of Lil' Wayne's Lollipop for example... Framing Hanley takes a song associated with the hip hop genre and blows everyone's preconceived notions of the track away. It mixes great vocals with a chorus catchier than the original and great musicianship that few band ever attain, let alone a band as young as them. I hope you buy their debut record 'The Moment' and fall in love with it like I have.

[IWasaCamera]

Look out Animal Collective.

[JimGray]

It is a ram. It's the cover of Bradley Hathaway's new album, A Mouth Full of Dust, which I am loving a whole lot.



Oh boy, can I ever!

Every generation or so a band comes along that breaks down walls and preconceptions of what music is and what it can be. Framing Hanley is that band for us. While normally being associated with the all too typical screamo genre, it really fails to give the band justice for their creative blending of sounds. Take their cover of Lil' Wayne's Lollipop for example... Framing Hanley takes a song associated with the hip hop genre and blows everyone's preconceived notions of the track away. It mixes great vocals with a chorus catchier than the original and great musicianship that few band ever attain, let alone a band as young as them. I hope you buy their debut record 'The Moment' and fall in love with it like I have.

Hathaway's new album is quite enjoyable, which leads me to believe that the second half of your post was brilliantly executed sarcasm.

[micahistheballs]

Look out Animal Collective.

Fuck Ben and this album of the decade talk. This is album of the century talk!

Hathaway's new album is quite enjoyable, which leads me to believe that the second half of your post was brilliantly executed sarcasm.

Very much so on both counts.

[JimGray]

Very much so on both counts.

Alright haha, I'm curious as to why you in particular had to be brought in to this though?

[micahistheballs]

Alright haha, I'm curious as to why you in particular had to be brought in to this though?
I'm an absolute sucker for that Lollipop cover in some odd way. There's just something oddly fascinating about it to me haha.

[Nightmare7]

Papa Roach's soundalike

[downtotheriver]

shorty wanna thugggggggggg

[micahistheballs]

Bottles in the clubbbbbbbbbbbb

[downtotheriver]

Are you bored?

No. Welll...maybe just a little ;)

[micahistheballs]

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You can even watch it in hi quality! Freaking love this song. lulz

[JimGray]

I'm an absolute sucker for that Lollipop cover in some odd way. There's just something oddly fascinating about it to me haha.

Never heard it, but I may check it out for the shock value.

[11:11]

It is a ram. It's the cover of Bradley Hathaway's new album, A Mouth Full of Dust, which I am loving a whole lot.



Oh boy, can I ever!

Every generation or so a band comes along that breaks down walls and preconceptions of what music is and what it can be. Framing Hanley is that band for us. While normally being associated with the all too typical screamo genre, it really fails to give the band justice for their creative blending of sounds. Take their cover of Lil' Wayne's Lollipop for example... Framing Hanley takes a song associated with the hip hop genre and blows everyone's preconceived notions of the track away. It mixes great vocals with a chorus catchier than the original and great musicianship that few band ever attain, let alone a band as young as them. I hope you buy their debut record 'The Moment' and fall in love with it like I have.
That made me chuckle.

[Mxbaby511]

Thanks, and they're album is out right?
I heard them playing on the radio, well, knew they were playing but switched on my iPod before I actually listened to them.

[micahistheballs]

Thanks, and they're album is out right?
I heard them playing on the radio, well, knew they were playing but switched on my iPod before I actually listened to them.
Yeah, it's out there.

[Circa1628]

I hear this song all the time

[Circa1628]

Papa Roach's soundalike

more like Hinder soundalike

[micahistheballs]

more like Hinder soundalike
more like music's savior sound alike.

[Miss Heartcore]

lol wtf, how did I miss this thread??

[GuitarR0cker1]

I remember liking this type of music a long time ago. Thank god the cock rock stage of my life is over.

[fly_guy]

I don't see the appeal. I mean, I see the appeal with bands like Metro Station, trashy electronica cyrus pop, but Framing Hanley is just boring. I don't think I've ever listened to a whole song before, they just don't do anything at all for me.

Im not trashing them, its just that I dont understand?

[andrewa5]

i get so annoyed sometimes cause on a local radio station in my area they always play the lollipop cover and its getting repetative!

[micahistheballs]

lol wtf, how did I miss this thread??
Thanks for bumping this so I can be reminded of my wit.