you to love sense field. his work with FSF was pretty good, not so hot live, but sense field all around was great. the good 'ol days...

Hide nothing was FSF's strongest record. Live..not so much

Originally Posted by gold soundz

Hide nothing was FSF's strongest record. Live..not so much

Haha WHAT?!?!?!

Originally Posted by jeremyc

Haha WHAT?!?!?!

what part of that is funny?

Originally Posted by gold soundz

what part of that is funny?

That entire statement in how Hide Nothing was their strongest record. How To Start A Fire hit Billboard with some pretty decent numbers and was top notch from beginning to end. I'm not trying to be a dick, but that is the first time I've ever heard someone resonate with that record enough to call it their "strongest".

What do you enjoy about it?

Originally Posted by jeremyc

That entire statement in how Hide Nothing was their strongest record. How To Start A Fire hit Billboard with some pretty decent numbers and was top notch from beginning to end. I'm not trying to be a dick, but that is the first time I've ever heard someone resonate with that record enough to call it their "strongest".

What do you enjoy about it?

I agree with gold soundz. imo, Hide Nothing was their best album. I loved every single track on that album.