5th of March, 2006

music is my playground

Posted by Please Don't Call Me Tom! in articles at 11:17 am | Permanent Link

I am obviously a music guy so this message if for those of us who are inspired to the core by music.

I used to love to pretend on the playground that I was a superhero or a cowboy or something other that myself. I loved just playing by myself for hours. I was able to explore the deepest parts of my imagination and find what was hiding back there. I miss that. I could act like a complete fool when I was a kid and it was cute. Now if I act like a complete fool I’ve lost my mind (I’m a firm believer in losing your mind from time to time, it is only then that you can really find it again).

Now I love to explore my imagination in a more sophisticated way…with music. I love to write and I love to listen to everything I can get my hands on. I connect with artist who say exactly what I have been thinking for the longest time but I couldn’t bring myself to say. I love metaphors, word pictures, and frustrated agony. What a beautiful world God has given us that we can paint over and over agian to inspire and still never really get it right…And start over again. I wanted to take this opportunity to give you some new music to listen to if you are like me and you are hungry for new music all the time.

Derek Webb
Sleeping At Last
Copeland


3 Responses to “music is my playground”

  1. Stephen Stephen

    Hi, Thomas. I’m glad to find another fellow musician on voxtropolis. I’ve never heard of Sleeping at Last but I’m going to check it out. I love finding new music. Currently I’m really enjoying: Imogen Heap, MuteMath, Kings of Leon, Josh Rouse, plus some older favorites.

  2. Please Don't Call Me Tom! Please Don't Call Me Tom!

    Thanks Stephen,

    I really rely on word of mouth to find new music. These are bands and artists that friends have told me about. That is the best way to find new music. There are so many bands that fly under our radar because they don’t have the “christian band” label and I am doing my best to find them and tell people about them. Sleeping at Last is a great example.

  3. El Bob El Bob

    Cool thanks for the links man. It’s good to see us musicians starting to come together here at vox.

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