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Grandaddy — Now It's On
Album: Sumday
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Released: 2003
Length: 3:53
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''Click click click click''

Now that the "k" is in place
Where the "c" used to be
It seems that I'm ceasing to be
In the season of the old me

I wouldn't trade my place
I got no reason to be
Weathered and withering
Like in the season of the old me

Bust the lock off the front door
Once you're outside you won't want to hide anymore
Light the light on the front porch
Once it's on you never wanna turn it off anymore
And now it's on
And now it's on

Now that the lake's in place
Where the dead sea used to be
It seems that I'm ceasing to be
In the season of the old me

I wouldn't trade my place
I got no reason to be
Weathered and withering
Like in the season of the old me

Bust the lock off the front door
Once you're outside you won't want to hide anymore
Light the light on the front porch
Once it's on you never wanna turn it off anymore
And now it's on
And now it's on
And now it's on
And now it's on
And now it's on
Now it's on

''Click click click''
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 saellig668552 wrote:

M E D I O C R E 

uninspired shredding - this is wearing me out....

this is not done out of love for music...

get it off the playlist please



Uninspired comment.  These wear me out.  This is not done out of love for music.  Discover the psd function, por favor.  
Anyway, it may seem to more open minded ears that this is a fun foot tapper.  by all means, enjoy Ms. Swift. 
 saellig668552 wrote:
M E D I O C R E 

uninspired shredding - this is wearing me out....

this is not done out of love for music...

get it off the playlist please
 

M E D I O C R E 

uninspired shredding - this is wearing me out....

this is not done out of love for music...

get it off the playlist please
Great Lake Swimmers?
Guster-ish, perhaps? 
 kingart wrote:
For the next 5 minutes, I'll be in a generous mood.  U.t.f.n., I'm bumping 7 > 8 because I like that tap-along hook more than I did the last time. 

 
Today's ear worm special. 
For the next 5 minutes, I'll be in a generous mood.  U.t.f.n., I'm bumping 7 > 8 because I like that tap-along hook more than I did the last time. 
Though it was Built to Spill at first.  Pretty good.
Nice tribute to Kevin Garcia, gone waaaaaay too early {#Sad}
RIP KG. pxd
Good gawd Bill!  Have you gone off your meds?  WTF is this crap?
 tournemire wrote:
in french, when you realize that what you hear is pretty good, and you did not know that group, the first thing that come to you mind is
"putain mais c'est bon ca !!!".
i wont translate, but thanks again RP for finding these gems

 
i know it's not polite to reply to yourself, but same song 6 mlonths later, and same feeling "fu...k, it's damn good"
in french, when you realize that what you hear is pretty good, and you did not know that group, the first thing that come to you mind is
"putain mais c'est bon ca !!!".
i wont translate, but thanks again RP for finding these gems
 kingart wrote:
Memorable and catchy and another first for me here at RP! 
 

 
Same here.  Thanks, RP!
Wow, really digging this. Sounds familiar yet new. The ZenDream cover with plum blossoms and swans looks like a lake in Hokkaido...
Memorable and catchy and another first for me here at RP! 
 
{#Bananajam}LOVING this tune!  thanx RP {#Jump} 123K
 jagdriver wrote:
Haven't heard Grandaddy here in a LONG time!
 
Ibid.
awwwwwww, electrified guitars for a change! sounds sooooooo good!
No' bad when the song gets going, but that "click" at the start really grates on these ears.
 Cynaera wrote:
{#Dancingbanana_2}
 

I am SO glad I already have this tune before I bought another one!  Rock On Sister!  9
 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:

I feel young.
I like Trix! {#Mrgreen}
 
I like Froot Loops. {#Dancingbanana_2}
{#Dancingbanana_2}
 joshfm wrote:
Actually, I do want to turn off the porch light after it's been turned on. Just like I want to turn off this song. This is good music for 12 year olds.
 
I feel young.
I like Trix! {#Mrgreen}
Haven't heard Grandaddy here in a LONG time!
 lmic wrote:
Less edgy Death Cab for Cutie.

 
more filling

Less edgy Death Cab for Cutie.

I think Orchestral Hit is the sound of user Teadye typing "bleh"
Forgot all about this song ... pleasant enough, good for a Friday afternoon. {#Bounce}
 lathyris wrote:


"Orchestral Hit"

I always wondered if anyone actually used that in music. I guess some try.
 

See also: "Owner Of A Lonely Heart".
 joshfm wrote:
Actually, I do want to turn off the porch light after it's been turned on. Just like I want to turn off this song. This is good music for 12 year olds.
 
Nice analogy.

For a 12 year old.

{#Nyah}

Actually, I do want to turn off the porch light after it's been turned on. Just like I want to turn off this song. This is good music for 12 year olds.
Channeling the late Ron Asheton, late of (Iggy &) The Stooges.
 finethen wrote:
What is that sound effect from that happens twice during this song?  The video-gamish repeting sword unsheating sound.  
 

"Orchestral Hit"

I always wondered if anyone actually used that in music. I guess some try.
What is that sound effect from that happens twice during this song?  The video-gamish repeting sword unsheating sound.  
Frater_Kork wrote:
Pettyish, I dig.

Prettyish is a great word. {#Cheers}
Pettyish, I dig.

... bust the lock off the front door. Once you're outside you won't want to hide anymore ...  and (you're) on ... you like this - get it




What the hell is this?
This song has a little chime noise in the background that is the ringtone for my phone . . . I keep thinking someone's calling.
Don't much care for the whang-y sound of this set. This one especially sounds like something you'd hear from a fake rock band on a sitcom. Bleh. Really bad music writing and mediocre performance. If this is humorous, I guess it went over my head. Guess I need a little more overt stuff like Unled Ed or Spinal Tap.
fissmoll wrote:
and they make me laugh totally Grandaddy, using the wrong sounds at the right place
Are they supposed to be funny? Hmm.. might change my opinion on this ..
Was that a goose call at the beginning?
davin wrote:
Those orchestra hits hurt me on the inside
and they make me laugh totally Grandaddy, using the wrong sounds at the right place
Those orchestra hits hurt me on the inside
princessjc wrote:
i love grandaddy!! ... great cd ... i listen to it over & over (since i'm one of those people who listen to cd's over & over)...
crockydile wrote:
It's the Foo Fighters backing up America. Sister Golden Grandaddy.
good call
world party - put the message in the box
jdpinball wrote:
This song sounds alot like an old World Party song fromm the late 80's(?) "take the box down"..or something I can't quite remember anybody else remember it?
'Message in a box' I believe.
This song sounds alot like an old World Party song fromm the late 80's(?) "take the box down"..or something I can't quite remember anybody else remember it?
Cambot wrote:
Not to take anything away from this great band, that's not saying a lot.
good point. well, doesn't matter much now anyhow... grandaddy has called it quits. also, check "News" or "Tour" here
It's the Foo Fighters backing up America. Sister Golden Grandaddy.
LLMikeJ wrote:
The video for "The Warming Sun" is more thought provoking and meaningful than most big-budget films these days.
Not to take anything away from this great band, that's not saying a lot.
more granddy please
The first Grandaddy tune I heard was here on RP, "So You'll Aim Toward The Sky." I thought to myself, "eh, decent tune but these guys sound like Radiohead ripoffs." Then I heard "The Go in the Go For It" on a SomaFM stataion and realized they weren't a Radiohead clone afterall. So I looked into 'em some more and bought about 15 tracks from a download site. Thanks streaming radio for introducing me to a band that is bemusingly ignored by "standard" radio.
masterhead wrote:
These guys are from Modesto the same land of Scot Peterson and that House representative turned into a Killer, Modesto is coming out of the map in a big way
And this is something to brag about? btw, Gary Condit, to whom you so obliquely refer, was never a killer.
what was that screwy $#!t at the beginning?
masterhead wrote:
These guys are from Modesto the same land of Scot Peterson and that House representative turned into a Killer, Modesto is coming out of the map in a big way
and it gets really foggy too!
I saw these guys in concert and while their sound may not be new, I think they deserve credit for putting real feeling behind their music. If you've seen some of their video content, you know what I mean (not talking about stuffed animals). The video for "The Warming Sun" is more thought provoking and meaningful than most big-budget films these days.
...while comparisons are being made - kinda like an early Foo Fighters (guitars and harmonies seem reminiscent)? Nice - like it.
Excellent use of the goose call as an instrument.
very cool band.
Spliff wrote:
The dramatic contrast between this and the last, House of the Rising Sun, is a great example of why I don't buy many CDs these days.
completely agree. This may be my new least favorite song on RP. Wish I was good at defining why...generic is the closest I can get.
i love grandaddy!! ... great cd ... i listen to it over & over (since i'm one of those people who listen to cd's over & over)...
or neil young meets joy Division?
These guys opened for Pete Yorn--They were like Neil Young meets The Eels--They Rocked!
Good song. My 5-yr old son loves this 'coz he likes the video with all the furry toys dancing as the band plays!!
These guys are from Modesto the same land of Scot Peterson and that House representative turned into a Killer, Modesto is coming out of the map in a big way
Businessgypsy wrote:
Oops, sorry, spliff. Just checked, and these guys are from Kaliforniay! I'm thinking of another Mississippi band, whose name fails me. My Great-Great Grandfather had a blacksmith shop at the confluence of the White and Little Red rivers - good to talk to a homeboy. Sorry about the error - too much information in too little brain! Posted 19 years ago by Spliff    [ Reply ]
Oops, sorry, spliff. Just checked, and these guys are from Kaliforniay! I'm thinking of another Mississippi band, whose name fails me. My Great-Great Grandfather had a blacksmith shop at the confluence of the White and Little Red rivers - good to talk to a homeboy. Sorry about the error - too much information in too little brain!
Businessgypsy wrote:
Spliff, gotta disagree. Bands like Grandaddy, who have Southern roots backgrounds but infuse modern influences, give me hope for the future of American music. Hey, at least it's not rap.
I will have to give it another listen. I didn't pickup the Southern roots influence. I didn't like Gomez until I saw them live last year in Memphis, now I really like them. Old dogs ya know.
The guitar are pretty good. I find Jason Lytle's voice tedious.
The dramatic contrast between this and the last, House of the Rising Sun, is a great example of why I don't buy many CDs these days.
More Grandaddy! :goodvibes.gif:
this is good...crunchy guitars with smooth relaxed voices...good chorus melody/lyrics
what a neat pop diddy. i love it! glad to see some grandaddy being played here on paradise.