Subj : NICKELBACK
To   : David Duvall
From : Howie Coombe
Date : Mon Feb 23 2004 05:17 pm

Dear David, in regards to this message to me.

 > *** Quoting Howie Coombe from a message to David Duvall ***

 >> Not that i know of.

 > HC> No?, Why not?.

 >> I listen to a lot of heavier music. :)

 >  That reason probably. :)


Aha.

 > How many love songs have Metallica written?


Define Love, Love of what?, i actually know and like Metallica as well and i 
think they did do a few love songs.

 > I can't think of any. ;)


Maybe not songs about a love of humanity, but love songs non the less have come 
from Metallica.

 >> Oh, earlier I saw the Nickelback song or what was left of them playing it

 > HC> I dont know if i know that song but i do know and like Nickelback,

 >  I didn't really get into them, as far as buying their music, until          
> recently.


Me too actually.

 > There were song I'd hear on tv/radio I liked, but a few months ago I         
> decided to get this DVD with all of their videos from tv up to date as well  
> as another I had never seen on tv, but it sounded familiar (probably the     
> radio played it?) called "Leader of Men" which I consider to be one of       
> their best songs.


Yes i know it and i like it.

 > So when I checked out their second to the last album, "Silver Side Up," a    
> couple years ago, I guess I thought the other songs I heard sounded          
> uninteresting.


Yes you can get uninteresting everywhere and in everything.

 > I only sampled the CD at a listening station in a store for maybe a minute   
> or two...whatever amount of time, it wasn't long enough.


Yes a minute or 2 rarely is long enough.

 > Then I checked out their new one and it sounded worth checking out.


Yes it does, and it is.

 > So anyway, I think I got the DVD after checking out the new one, then I got  
> the new one and shortly after the one I checked out a couple years before    
> (which came w/ a live dvd in the package w/ other stuff on it too).


Aha.

 > I really like this band now. :)


I like it now, i liked it then.

 > They came before, I think with Jerry Cantrell, but of course I didn't go.


Why not?.

 > Maybe next time?


Maybe.

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