Brian said:That's a good song, BJD. One of the only Nickelback songs I like, actually.
About a year ago I was informed that at the fire dept. I worked for we were about to lose our ambulance contract to the County ambulance. That was the start of a long, 3 way political battle between us and them and the hospital with a lot of BS and lies being thrown around.
So every time I came in for my shift, I'd play this on the way to work and during my morning rig check.
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It would get me pumped and ready to provide my best performance to do my part in keeping us going, and help me keep hope that we'd stay working. Whenever I'd put on my uniform to go in for a patient or when we were hauling one down to the bigger hospitals, this song was in my head. It was basically my anthem, and every time we bumped up to Code 3, we definitely Rode.
Yeah, we lost the transport contract anyway and they laid all of us off since the payments were basically 60% of our budget. And now I work for the County ambulance that I used to hate It was the hospital's fault in the end, though; it was them all along. fresia the hospital. Bah.
grainofrice24 said:I'd rather rock out with my cock out than "rock da(dis) club". \m/
Brian said:Wow trip, those guys rock. And hell yeah, DIO!
Do you listen to any Primordial, at all? I used to not be in to black or doom metal, but then I listened to Primordial.
QuietGuy said:No matter how sad I'm feeling, this song (listened to on headphones at maximum volume with maximum bass) never fails to lift my spirits. For me, it literally defines the word "euphoric". It makes me feel like I'm soaring like an eagle high above the clouds in the pure deep blue sky. It's so beautiful, it often brings tears to my eyes. I'm getting misty-eyed listening to it right now.
What's the song that does it for you?
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