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Montreal Canadiens vs Pittsburgh Penguins
November 18, 2014, by Homme De Sept-Iles
Glacial Musings and In-Game Scribbles
My English is as good as yours, I just write these in a stream-of-consciousness mode that I insist excuses me from small things like rules of grammar or general etiquette. Let's call it conversational English, hopped up on beans. You know what kind of beans (no, Carl Mellesmoen, not the magic ones).
Montreal Canadiens (14-4-1) host Pittsburgh Penguins (12-3-1)
Tuesday, November 18th, 2014
Game Twenty (score posted following scribbles)
Missed it? Musings capture the game in writing. This untoward transcript is typed during the game, edited then posted about forty minutes later. Based on the RDS French telecast of the Montreal Canadiens game, Musings take about 24 minutes to read. More detailed than an article, fresher than a looping highlight and good with a morning coffee. Or late-night suds. A unique way to re-experience the game. Or just plain enjoy it.
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Second Period
Pittsburgh 4, Montreal 0
I join late, expecting that the PVR has done its job. It has. But I won't have the game. Not in its entirety and not in French. Le match n'est pas disponible is the baleful message that stretches across the rectangular window.
It's on in English. From Rogers or Sportsnet or whomever.
The team is down four-nothing as the second period closes. Half the intermission is spent on other teams and the commercials aired show a happy threatless world in which Tim Horton and his progeny rule the world on tires of maple sugar jingo joy.
Four, nothing. And I'm watching "Canadiens hockey".
In my PVR world I'm still in mid-October with hopes of catching up.
In my carpeted world, we are without heat, a roll-over switch dousing the furnace yesterday, plunging us into a mirthless existence.
How can Crob douse the back of his neck with water? Isn't it cold?
Tocchet is behind the bench? I shake my head.
Steve Downie? On the Pens? And we're told by the believers (the announcing team) that Tocchet was able to get the best out of the surly winger in the past. And that Tocchet also played on the edge. He surely did. And it continued into his post-hockey career. Didn't it.
The Canadiens are able to score four in a period and against Pittsburgh, too. The Pen lineup is noticeably altered, most significantly behind the bench, both Bylsma and Martin gone. So that might make a difference.
Galchenyuk is central to two early chances, the second drawing a Penguin penalty.
The announcer tries the accents but the effort doesn't win me over. I've never been a believer in changing accents mid-sentence.
And I'm not a believer in this provider.
Our only space heater is also blowing poorly. Some elements are blown.
Today, outside, it was mid-January cold. At least our hot water is alright.
Montreal controls. Gonchar is on the power-play now. Beaulieu is with him. So we're back to two blue-line pairs on a power-play. I don't like it.
Gonchar is huge. I'd forgotten. The recently acquired defender is considered a power-play addition and someone who "helped Karlsson" in Ottawa. Oh yeah.
I remember a Montreal forward blowing by Gonchar in a playoff game in 09-10, the bally-hooed Russian doing nothing about it; it was strange, he didn't even move, didn't turn with purpose. He's 40 now and costs the team five million for the year (or most of that amount). The team traded Moen whose contract earns for two seasons to Gonchar's one. Money-saving move. And another subtle, patiently timed manoeuvre by GM Marc Bergevin to change the team's stamping.
The indicators are Bergevin likes grit as a complement to skill. And not the other way around. Another indicator is the teams' tabbed four alternate captains; Andrei Markov, Tomas Plekanec, PK Subban and Max Pacioretty. The team decided not to name a captain following Brian Gionta's departure; the most recent team leader allowed to leave at no cost (as a free agent) to Buffalo Sabres. Defenceman Josh Gorges, also considered a part of that generation's so-called "leadership group" was traded to those same Sabres.
All four alternates were named by the hockey department brass (general manager Marc Bergevin and, assumedly, the coaching team headed by Michel Therrien). The team
Sports Illustrated features PK Subban on its cover this week and the Canadian control on his narrative is coming to an end.
Excellent. Exasperating. Those are the key words on the cover article.
He gives the puck away (not as much as he used), he's cocky at times (which NHL defenders of his calibre are allowed/expected to be) and he's irrepressible (which only reminds me of my Chocolate Bar Superstars; Joe Namath, Reggie Jackson and Muhammad Ali).
Twelve and twenty-seven and the game has slowed to a near-crawl.
We're in Montréal but we may as well be in Columbus.
The organ is clear through the quelled bowl.
This colour man believes the Canadiens haven't played "simple enough" to beat the Penguins. His belief includes playing the Pens physically to beat them. He's probably living an illusion.
The Penguins have been beaten fairly regularly by the Canadiens .. by speed, timing, better long passing and an ability to steer their best forwards into harmless areas of the rink.
And the power-play.
I wouldn't get such erroneous analysis from RDS. Even from the cactus.
Now we're told that Beau Bennett has been the best player on the ice for both teams. Wow. Beau Bennett? I haven't seen the first two periods but this colour man's love of the third-liner is obvious. Bennett has logged just three games this season, no points and a minus one plus/minus rating.
Faux Southern accent. And a pickup truck ad. It's shocking how many vehicular ads dot a hockey telecast. I'd guess twelve to fifteen. Do these ads work?
I wonder. The response "they must" isn't enough.
Montreal enters this game in first place, overall. And though I'm behind so many games, I've found ways to avail myself of the stats without finding out the scores. The most surprising is the team's first-place rank on faceoffs. They haven't finished first in that category since the oh five lockout. Not even close. And I'm sure they haven't done so post-93. Nor post-79. I wonder if the team has done so post-expansion (the 67 one).
They are at thirteen percent on the power-play, placing them in the bottom ten. So they're winning without one of their (on paper, at least) great strengths. That bodes well. They can be significantly better in terms of outcomes.
Seven and a half.
Now the colour guy tells us how strong Crosby has been last shift. So strong and tough down low. Oh, really.
So much of the Crosby narrative has been carefully constructed rather than inevitable media reflections or extensions of on-ice unbending truth.
Yes, he leads the team (and league) in points but so much of this is an above-average player working harder than most others. His lack of imagination remains. And his inability to adapt. Teams shut him down. Especially in the playoffs.
Boston's famous double-shutout; holding both Malkin and Crosby pointless in the Eastern Conference Finals in 12-13 comes to mind.
Canadiens bend and press but Plekanec must purse his lips in frustration as Fleury closes the nabber on a possession.
Cross-slot pass, low, and a one-timer by Plekanec … stopped by Fleury sliding on both knees, right to left.
Four and thirty-six.
Well at least I'm current.
Weise is on with Pacioretty and Desharnais. Weise is not usually on this line. It's a third-period change-up, common for Therrien. It could mean Weise is being rewarded. But moreso, an indicator that the coach isn't happy with Gallagher's work. It could also be an effort to mix and match that has nothing to do with the plucky winger's work tonight.
If RDS wasn't blacked out, I'd know. The NHL is at fault. They make the decisions that determine which network carries what game.
Sekac is fed in the high column and manages a move and a backhander in traffic. It's handled and Sekac skates back to the bench. He's Montreal's most exciting skater on offence. To me, anyway. The other, Alex Galchenyuk, turns from nearly the same spot that Sekac entered, and shoots. Wide and wild. Moments later, the Canadiens are called for icing.
Brandon Sutter against Desharnais in the dot to Fleury's right. The puck is lost, Desharnais, bent over and losing the disc.
Bennett down the right. Dropped. Despres. With some speed. Cocks and fires, the rooster finish. But the puck is wide.
And the siren goes.
Complete silence in the rink. Not even any booing. The Canadiens were beaten fair and square. Eller smashes his stick in the bench area as he leaves.
Beau Bennett, Steve Downie and Marc-Andre Fleury are the network's stars.
Bennett had a goal and two assists.
Downie, a goal and an assist. Fleury with 27 saves.
It's hard to bother when the game is draped as it is with such corpo trappings.
And L'Antichambre is blocked, as well. Which makes no sense. The Sportsnet feed has gone to a looping radio feed with matchups overlaid in an unchanging graphic.
I shake my head.
Final Score
Pittsburgh 4
Montreal 0
Oh wait. Anti-Chambre suddenly comes on following about four minutes' 'radio silence'.
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On that afternoon in August when we said goodbye to our youngest child at her freshman dorm, my husband and I became empty nesters. We joined ranks with countless other parents who also turned keys in front door locks and walked into much quieter homes. Although I miss our daughter terribly, I take comfort in knowing that our chocolate labs, Gus and Moose, wait for me at home. They are great companions and cheer me with hearty tail wags, their exuberance on our morning walks, and expressions of devotion when they look up into my eyes, holding the stare.
Having dogs but no children under our roof made it easy to relate to a fellow empty nester, Susan Morse, who has recently published a memoir, The Dog Stays in the Picture. In the book, Morse credits her rescued greyhound, Lilly, with providing similar canine company after her three children had moved out to go to college. I discovered Morse's writing when her book and the blog I co-author with Lisa Heffernan, Grown and Flown: Parenting from the Empty Nest were both featured in a story in a recent article in The New York Times, "The Empty Nest Book Hatchery" as examples of a growing group of blogs and books aimed at adults whose children have flown the coop.
Morse's title refers to Lilly's steady presence in her household despite constant changes. The youngest children graduate from high school and leave for college while the eldest child, a daughter, begins her career. As her children grow increasingly independent, Morse laments "At least Lilly needs me, even if her constant shadowing has been a bit tiresome, more and more, I'm coming to understand the use of pets as a subconscious substitute for children."
I love Moose and Gus but am not sure that I am trying to transfer a need to "mother" from our kids to our dogs. I take care of the two pups with the same level of exercise, feeding, and attention that I have always given them. What I treasure, though, are the memories of our kids at younger years that often co-star the dogs. I remember when our daughter, then 10-years-old, first laid eyes on Moose, the puppy. My daughter turns 19 in two weeks. I recall when our son, playing football in college, came home for surgery on his knee four years ago. I love thinking about how Gus, then just several months old, was a great diversion and source of happiness while he recovered.
For Susan Morse, her Lilly "stays in the picture" and is a comfort during a time of family changes. Our dogs stay close at hand and also remind me of family times gone by. I am grateful for Lilly, Gus, Moose and all other pets that help keep our nests full.
Guest blog by Mary Dell Harrington, co-founder of the parenting blog Grown and Flown.
One of the benefits of travel is having a chance to compare the new with all that's familiar back home. I recently joined my husband on a visit to Peru where we toured Lima, Cusco and the marvelous Machu Picchu. I loved climbing among the Inca ruins, sampling traditional Peruvian dishes and seeing real llamas! There was one thing, though, that I found troubling—the prevalence of stray dogs roaming village streets. We saw them rooting through garbage and standing in dumpsters searching for food, left to fend for themselves.
I felt bad for the animals, but at the same time, I felt a wave of gratitude for the employees and volunteers at the estimated 13,600 shelters across the United States.
Taking care of animals has been a priority in the U.S. for nearly 150 years, beginning with the ASPCA. According to the organization's history, Henry Bergh created the animal protection agency and was instrumental in seeing the first anti-cruelty law was passed in 1866.
The ASPCA notes that by the time Bergh died in 1888, "The idea that animals should be protected from cruelty had touched America's heart and conscience. Humane societies had sprung up throughout the nation—among the first to follow New York's lead were Buffalo, Boston and San Francisco—and 37 of 38 states in the union had enacted anti-cruelty laws."
As a society, we depend on shelters to do important work for the public good. Animal shelters promote responsible pet ownership, rescue animals in need, and find loving homes for abandoned or mistreated animals.
But shelters can only care for a limited numbers of animals, which is where families in search of a pet to adopt can play an important role.
October is Adopt a Shelter Dog Month and Grown and Flown is co-hosting a story contest with ASPCA Parents. If your family rescued a dog and you have a story to tell about your pup, please submit it by Friday, October 31. You could win a prize and have a chance to see your essay featured on the ASPCA Parents website.
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One of the most delightful yet difficult tasks in dog ownership is the very first one—choosing your pet from among a litter of absolutely adorable puppies. Taking time to carefully observe each puppy is well advised, and will help maximize the chances that the pup you pick is healthy and a good match for your family.
One summer day four years ago, I spent several hours with a pack of young chocolate Labradors, intending to take one home. At four weeks old, each pudgy member was simply irresistible. Mesmerized, I sat on the floor and watched them tumble, play fight, and curl up into a puppy pile for a brief post-nursing snooze. I knew it was going to be a challenge to pick one, but "cute" could not be the sole criterion for my future dog.
As the afternoon wore on, I realized that my attention returned, again and again, to "Larry," one of the larger males. He could focus when I jangled my keys, he tolerated my handling and cuddling, and I loved the way he played with his litter mates. Sometimes he was top dog, other times he was dominated by a brother or sister. Yes, Larry, whom we renamed "Gus," would become our new puppy after he was weaned and old enough to leave his litter.
If you have a chance to pick out your own puppy from among a litter, the ASPCA suggests that the pup's physical health be scrutinized carefully. A reputable shelter or breeder should be candid in revealing all they have observed about each young dog. Further, here are six tips they suggest for evaluating a puppy's behavioral health:
- How do the puppies interact with each other?
- Does the puppy seem to like people?
- Does the puppy respond appropriately to your reaction when he nips you?
- Does the puppy guard things from people?
- Does the puppy like being handled by people?
- Does the puppy seem overly sensitive to sights and sounds?
For additional information on picking your puppy, take a look at this ASPCA guide.
Guest blog by Mary Dell Harrington, co-founder of the parenting blog Grown and Flown.
As the school year draws to a close, children become giddy with the anticipation of summer vacation. Once they toss their backpacks aside, consider using the next three months as a perfect time to ramp up the training for the four-legged members of your family. Guiding your kids as you work together to train your dog or cat can be a fun and instructive summer activity for them, as well as a way to enhance your family's relationship with a better-behaved pet.
An excellent place to design a summer curriculum is the ASPCA Virtual Pet Behaviorist, where a library of training tools is available sorted by dog and cat care. The site includes dozens of easy-to-read and informative articles on every aspect of the care and training of pets of all ages.
Our family includes two chocolate Labradors, Moose and Gus, who are eight and four. Though they understand the basic commands of Sit, Stay, Down and Come, they have a terrible habit of jumping on anyone who walks into the house. In the Virtual Pet Behaviorist, I learned that dogs like to sniff the faces (and other body parts) of dogs they greet. Naturally, since humans stand considerably taller, dogs follow their instinct for a face-to-face "hello" by jumping up on us. Through the years, we have been inconsistent in our response to Moose and Gus and their exuberant greetings, so it is no wonder that this problem persists. This summer, once our dog-loving teenage daughter is out of school, I plan for the two of us to train the dogs to NOT jump on our friends and neighbors. I printed a guide about this very topic from the Virtual Behaviorist for some great training tips.
As in all pet care, it is we pet parents who need to be trained to help our pets learn positive behavior. Once we welcome an animal into our homes and hearts, the next step it is to teach them how to behave. While your kids take a break from their lessons, think about using their down time to start summer school for your pet.
Guest blog by Mary Dell Harrington, co-founder of the parenting blog Grown and Flown.
I love listening to family stories, especially when the protagonist is the family pet. Friends talk about cuddling kittens or welcoming kisses from new puppies when they were children. Their stories are vivid, filled with multi-sensory details.
In his book, The Secrets of Happy Families, author Bruce Feiler reveals that a commonality of happy families is in storytelling. He writes of the value to children who learn about ethical behavior and resiliency from parents who share family history. In my opinion, stories including pets should also be treasured as oral heirlooms, passed down through generations.
When I was little, twice a year, we drove eight hours to visit my grandparents who lived in far west Texas. I have vivid memories of my grandmother's stories about "Kitty Boo," the cat our mom dressed in doll clothes and strolled around the neighborhood. She told us about my uncle who rode horses and who once befriended an angora goat by sneaking him into the house.
Long ago, our children learned about Blackie, my husband's dog who daily walked all six kids to school and returned home to await the end of classes. They heard about Pierre, the silver grey poodle my parents chose as a companion for their two little girls.
Our kids are already telling stories of growing up with Choco, Argus, Moose and Gus—our four chocolate labs. These pups have generated plenty of material—most of it humorous, some occasionally smelly, and much that is heart-in-your-throat poignant. Interwoven into each story is an ethic of responsible pet ownership that is one of our family's core values. When I hear them begin a tale about their dogs, regardless of the details, what is most memorable is the loving regard in which the dogs have been held. That seems perfect to me.
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One evening at Denver's Bluebird Theater, where Modest Mouse was playing on a bill with fellow Northwesterners Built to Spill, Graham broke a second-floor window and stole into the backstage area. As Modest Mouse came off stage, he was excitedly waiting for them, blood streaming from cuts on his arms and face that he'd received from stray shards of glass. Chanting "This'll do it" under his breath, Graham introduced himself to the source of his enlightenment.
Here again the facts become obscured. While each band member remembers Graham saying "This'll do it" repeatedly, they disagree on how he referred to him-self. According to Brock, he introduced himself as "Ugly Casanova." Green remembers Graham saying "I'm Isaac," and Judy remembers "I'm Ed." Perhaps the only deciding factor would have been tour companion Chris Majerus, who had run off to get towels and bandages for Graham's wounds.
Though Graham was obviously unbalanced—or because of the fact—Brock, Judy and Majerus all took an immediate liking to him. In an enchanted tribute to Graham, Modest Mouse began to use Ugly Casanova as their publishing name. The three even persuaded a few labels to release limited-edition 7-inch singles of the songs Graham had sent them. But after briefly visiting each label in the summer of '98 to deliver his efforts, he disappeared and has not been seen since.
A year later, in the summer of 1999, the labels received belated thank-you notes from Edgar Graham in enve-lopes that had neither postmarks nor return addresses. At the same time, Isaac Brock received a sheaf of letters which profiled the running mental state of Graham/Casanova. Like the others, these letters had no indica-tion of when they had been written or delivered, except one which had been dated a week earlier. The first fifteen pages were filled with nonsensical rants indicating that Graham had lost all touch with reality. The remaining 13 pages contained 13 songs about Graham's life and his barren home, his hopes and his delu-sions.
The lyrics and music were practically illegible, but over the next few weeks Modest Mouse tried to make sense of them. Starting from Graham's scratchy messages, the band began to assemble their new album. Due to that illegibility, the resulting collection of songs have become more a illustration of Modest Mouse's own musical and lyrical style than of Ugly Casanova's submissions. But the spirit of the album is believed to be that which Graham/Casanova had meant to convey. The Moon and Antarctica is the name of the album.
Themes of lost identity, spiritual betrayal, social and mental isolation, occasional self-loathing and ques-tions to the origin, nature and intent of fate abound—as do the figurative portrayals of Graham's own past. The opening track, "Dark Center of the Universe," is an introduction to the frustration and social isolation felt by a man whose potential search for his own soul resulted in the adoption of all the facets of another's life. Consequently, the song stands as a realization of the fragility and futility of his situation. Yet the album does not simply dwell on a feeling of isolation, but reveals---just as did Edgar Graham's letters—the path and progress of his various transformations.
"The Cold Part" is the point of origin, the departure from a frigid physical surrounding and the hope for a change from all which fate has dwelt. "3rd Planet" traces the evolution of loss, as paranoia encroaches upon Graham's psyche and a distorted vision of creation ends up as a lack of self-identity. While a sense of self-loathing is evident in the only set of lyrics Modest Mouse were able to recover ("I Came as a Rat"), Graham most often expressed a carefree nature in the face of obvious adversity. Always present behind "Paper Thin Walls," it was this side of him that Modest Mouse first saw in Denver, and the one by which he will hopefully be remembered.
With Edgar Graham's disappearance came feelings of personal betrayal on the part of one whose emergence had raised so many questions and concerns. Thus ended a melancholy existence, one ultimately led under the title of a "Perfect Disguise."
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Just another sad sappy sucker | Reviewer: Holland | 8/23/14
Modest Mouse has been my favorite band ever since I can remember. My mom used to have the album The Moon and Antarctica and we'd listen to it constantly. That album was the music that played in the background of my entire childhood and I feel like it's why I am the way I am. When I was a kid I never really understood the lyrics but I loved the music anyway. But now I'm older and I understand everything. It's like every year the lyrics become more and more meaningful to me. I can relate to it all. I will always be a fan of modest mouse. always. they're so positively negative about everything and that's what I love about it. I have never felt this passionate about a band and I don't think I ever will. Modest mouse will forever be a part of me.
Simply Love | Reviewer: Bre | 11/2/11
the first time i heard modest mouse was on a broken ipod i could not see the anything but the first song i heard was float on and the world at large i feel in love with them right away the lyrics really moved me when i finally figured out there name thats all i listened to and is what i llisten to mostly right now Issacs voice is so beautiful and i love how he uses it I love the many diffenent instruments in there music and the irony and great metaphors they are truely amazing
Yes. | Reviewer: Kady Ruane | 1/25/11
Modest Mouse is definitely my favorite band. I'm pretty sure I share the same brain as Isaac Brock. He has portrayed through his lyrics any emotion I have felt that I couldn't put into words. I love the stories they tell and the almost off-beat sound they have. Every album is fantastic and they're amazing live. All I can say is that I'm SO thankful that they're real.
mmwow | Reviewer: will | 1/11/11
i felt odd about putting writing this b/c no word could ever explian how i feel about this band and isaac brock.i listen to modest mouse and only m.m. for a really long time and i cant stop i mean i listen to nothing else.i dont want to be alone down there i guess so i take isaac everywhere i go i think people think im crazy
modest mouse simple truth!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | Reviewer: rafael | 8/23/09
a band that brings different array of ingredients to the table, an acquired taste, beautiful lyrics.
all in all the music conveys the invisible obvious truth of being in this world, and being itself (throughout the tracks). many are'nt aware that what modest mouse emphasizes throughout their discography is "enlightenment". teachings that go 1000's of years before this band, to be here. teachings that show us how to see the reality of life (being) for yourself, not for us to hear truth and just accept it as in many teachings. the truth that speaks to being and not mind; you are what you and all have been searching, and who you think you are is not who you really are; most are just something they made up. you are no-"thing", but that which is essence to everything. essence; you. us humans have lost our ways, we were at a place were we were always contempt and blissful, now were just empty. always searching for the next "fix". looking out side when the source is within us. and the path is a long road, thats promising but troublesome for the "one" that we think we are. enough, you might think im preaching, but al in all a landmark of a band... Modest Mouse everyone, A band to stay in our hearts, a band whose patched and unpatched beats will spread through the media to the ears of many, to hearts of many, but unfortunately with lyrics which many cant see nor hear wholeheartedly trough. encore modest mouse, to life.
Simply the best | Reviewer: ARJuma | 6/20/09
Modest Mouse is easily my favourite band yet I still can't quite find the words to describe them. They're definitely an acquired taste that's for sure and the more you listen to them, the better they get. Isaac writes some of the deepest lyrics but you sometimes get the sense that he's just jokin around and I love that about his lyrics. I love how their albums have had like specific themes lately (Good news for people who love bad news had alot about death and We were dead before the ship even sank mentioned the ocean and ships in like every song) whereas some other artists' albums it sounds like they can't even agree on what genre they wanna sing (see Black Eyes Peas's E.N.D...crappy stuff. Nowhere near as good as some of their old stuff). I love modest mouse and always will.
Indescribable | Reviewer: Chris | 12/22/08
Modest Mouse... Oh man... This band has crept into my mind and heart ever so slowly since I first heard The Moon and Antarctica and they continue to climb, in fact they may be my favorite band now. The lyrical content, musical composition, and overall package they create is incredible. As past reviewer have said, they truly have a knack for creating songs that you can relate to in relation to your current life. Every album is quality, every song special, they truly are the definition of living and breathing rock and roll. If you have never tried them, or have only briefly forayed into their songs, do yourself a favor and dive right in.
your songs tought me alot about life thanks | Reviewer: Cid | 11/18/08
even know i am a fan i don't consider my self as a fan becuese there are others out there that are more then fans but there your family even knoe they not. i bought all your CDs and went to all the concerts and you make me smill every time i listen to music. your songs tought me alot,they cept me form suicidle thoughts and i thank you for that. on april 13 2009 will be my birthday, I Will be 17 and im glad to live this long. if it wasn't for your music i'd be dead thanks again.
Music Listener | Reviewer: Shore | 11/9/08
Growing up with different kinds and styles and trends i've been learning music it is endless and that's why i always keep an ear out, commercial shit sucks and Modest Mouse is a group that has proved that they will never sell out and They are a NO WORDS CAN EXPLAIN GROUP. I am thankfull that i heard them or else my life would be a lot different, i Thank GOD for Modest Mouse!
my opinion | Reviewer: Laura | 7/5/08
I think that modest mouse is a really great band.
I would have never heard them if it wasn't for my brother, he stole all my CD's and my ipod had broken. So the only CD i had was 'Good News For People Who Love Bad News" without a radio, ipod or other CDs it's all i listend to for about 3 monthes. In the beginning, it was just noise. But it grew on me so incredibly much. And the lyrics inspired me so much too. You don't quite understand the song untill you really listen, you peice it together.
I have tremdous respect for this band. The members are all wonderful artists. I'm sure each equally.
And thank you to them, in a lot of slightly random ways, many songs helped me though an akward stage of depression.
Modest Mouse Rocks!!! | Reviewer: Guess Who? "Two Sisters" | 4/15/08
Hey guys, I just wanted to let you know that you guys ROCK!!! My sister and I are be seeing you in Chicago with REM. We like REM, but we love you guys. If you weren't opening, we wouldn't of bought the tickets. I can't wait til June 6, 2008.
The Power of Modest Mouse | Reviewer: Ric | 7/27/07
Modest Mouse is truly an absolute amazing band. Isaac is the greatest lyricist I have ever heard. Their music has the ability to just take you away and leave you with a whole new perspective on all aspects of life. Isaac, Eric, and Jeremiah are wonderful artists and every song is a masterpiece.
Dear Rambo | Reviewer: James Ellis | 7/22/07
This is what you said.
"Sometimes they get a bit too artsy and their "music" becomes noise, they need to know when to draw the line."
Bravo Rambo. You are a fucking idiot.
1. If you are trying to imply that modest mouse is noise music then you need to do us all a favor and learn what noise music is. Modest Mouse clearly is not.
2. Noise -n.- a sound of any kind..hhmmm..
3. Where do you fucking think music came from? It is a fucking art. Oh yes and wouldent vivid, artistic, music be a bit more interesting? you hear the sound "noise" and it creates an even more extravagant picture. Unless like many people you have a shut mind, and the beauty of this music does not even appeal to you because you are to fucking stupid to even think about what the band is actually creating. trust me..there is a line.
4. Take out the cd...if you even own any of their work. Go to your closest music store, look under fifty cent. You got what you need.
MOMO rocks | Reviewer: Heather | 7/20/07
I love modest mouse. They have been my favorite band since I was ten. I am now 18 and love them even more, I have been to their concerts, but I wish they would have another for Moon and Antarctica.
That would be awesome! Perfect music no song that I do not like.
Universal | Reviewer: samson | 7/15/07
The other day, all baked out, we were listening to modest mouse, and my friend was complaining about how isaac just writes about his own life and i got real indignant and started raving about how isaac brock is the spokesman for all of humanity. Looking back on my speech, I feel that i was dead on. Modest Mouse captures ideas an themes that everyone has felt at somepoint and that everyone can relate to, but not in a safe, lets-please-everyone way. They write truly sad and lonely songs which are at the same time absolutely beautiful both lyrically and musically. And thats the thing about MM, theyre completely paradoxical, in a logical manner, ya dig? The best, most genuine, most intelligent band ever.
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