Just have a little patience
I'm still hurting from a love I lost
I'm feeling your frustration
Any minute all the pain will stop.
Just hold me close inside your arms tonight
Don't be too hard on my emotions.
[Chorus:]
'Cause I
Need time
My heart is numb, has no feeling
So while I'm still healing
Just try and have a little patience.
I really wanna start over again
I know you wanna be my salvation
The one that I can always depend.
I'll try to be strong
Believe me I'm trying to move on
It's complicated but understand me.
[Chorus]
'Cause the scars run so deep
It's been hard but I have to believe
Just have a little patience [x2]
[Chorus]
Have a little patience
My heart is numb, has no feeling
So while I'm still healing
Just try and have a little patience
Tuesday, 11 October 2011
Meet the members of the band!
- Jack Kwiecinski: Vocals
- Callum Furniss: Guitar
- Jack Furniss: Guitar
- Antony Onorati: Bass
- John Wood:Drums
THE BAND...
Their name:
The band owe their name to Florence Boot, wife of Jesse Boot. In 1889, inspired by an interest in literature and the arts and with Boots stores proliferating wildly, Ms. Boot founded a subscription library named the Boots Book lovers' Library in order to supplement her husband's sale of patent medicines. This is where their name and inspiration for it came from.
Monday, 3 October 2011
Inspirations
THE LIBERTINES
The Libertines, started life as Carlos Barât (guitars and vocals) and Peter Doherty (guitars and vocals) way back in 1996. They were aiming to be the best band in the world. They weren't quite there.
Hailing from the East End of London, the cockney two-some were writing loads and loads of songs and playing acoustic gigs in London pubs (their own lyrics). Years passed, with friends and bassists and drummers coming and going, but it wasn't until 2001 that things started to kick off.
Carl and Pete were joined by bassist John Hassall and drummer Gary Powell to form The Libertines that everyone knows and loves. Equipped with a manager, Banny, and record deal on one of the biggest independent labels, Rough Trade, The Libertines were hailed as one of the best new bands of 2002. Interest in the band was storming, and former Suede guitarist Bernard Butler offered to produce their first single.
After charging through some songs in a studio in North London, the outcome was their debut single, What A Waster. The single, backed with I Get Along and Mayday, was immediately awarded Single Of The Week in the NME and crashed into the top 40 sales chart.
The band won many fans with this single release, including the former Clash guitarist Mick Jones. He got in touch with the band, and became the band's new producer and super-star fan. After sessions in RAK studios with Mick, a debut album was finished. Thirty-six-and-a-half minutes of raw UK talent to top over the new wave of garage bands from overseas.
The album reached number 35 in the album charts, and was followed by another top 40 single (Up The Bracket), a tour with Supergrass, sessions at the festivals and TV appearances including Later... With Jools Holland and Born Sloppy.
It got even bigger in 2003, with Time For Heroes becoming their first Top 20 hit. The band also played a series of special gigs in London, including one in Pete and Carl's flat!
Hailing from the East End of London, the cockney two-some were writing loads and loads of songs and playing acoustic gigs in London pubs (their own lyrics). Years passed, with friends and bassists and drummers coming and going, but it wasn't until 2001 that things started to kick off.
Carl and Pete were joined by bassist John Hassall and drummer Gary Powell to form The Libertines that everyone knows and loves. Equipped with a manager, Banny, and record deal on one of the biggest independent labels, Rough Trade, The Libertines were hailed as one of the best new bands of 2002. Interest in the band was storming, and former Suede guitarist Bernard Butler offered to produce their first single.
After charging through some songs in a studio in North London, the outcome was their debut single, What A Waster. The single, backed with I Get Along and Mayday, was immediately awarded Single Of The Week in the NME and crashed into the top 40 sales chart.
The band won many fans with this single release, including the former Clash guitarist Mick Jones. He got in touch with the band, and became the band's new producer and super-star fan. After sessions in RAK studios with Mick, a debut album was finished. Thirty-six-and-a-half minutes of raw UK talent to top over the new wave of garage bands from overseas.
The album reached number 35 in the album charts, and was followed by another top 40 single (Up The Bracket), a tour with Supergrass, sessions at the festivals and TV appearances including Later... With Jools Holland and Born Sloppy.
It got even bigger in 2003, with Time For Heroes becoming their first Top 20 hit. The band also played a series of special gigs in London, including one in Pete and Carl's flat!
Genre & Target Audience
Indie music also know as independent music that is released on smaller labels that operate independently from the mainstream music business.
But more often "indie" refers to a specific genre of contemporary music that is based on combining aesthetics of classic rock, punk, garage and art rock. I first heard the term indie rock starting to get used in the late 80s to early 90s to describe the music that was popular on college radio stations at the time. Therefore my band are of the Indie Genre.
The Target audience for my band are the young teenagers to the late 20's these people will be able to relate to the lyrics 'Penny Loafers,' 'See Saw Blues' the coloquical pharses. I am also trying to appeal to the target audience of the people who like to listen to unique music, maybe people who are also trying to become a signed band.
The Target audience for my band are the young teenagers to the late 20's these people will be able to relate to the lyrics 'Penny Loafers,' 'See Saw Blues' the coloquical pharses. I am also trying to appeal to the target audience of the people who like to listen to unique music, maybe people who are also trying to become a signed band.
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