#bigfacts

Right there with you brother

I’m right there with you and couldn’t have said it better.

That’s exactly right brother

…real talk

@s. holland III - You read my mind.

This person gets it

Heart is with you friend, their music is the soundtrack to self liberation & is nourishing. medicine. Rest deep and allow the universe to provide support wherever it is needed. Along with your music therapy (which is what it is for all of us) remember to pace your self consider making an ep. If you have originals allow them shine. Yet if you do find that some covers inspire you simply learning them can be incredibly restorative. This one would be a great addition. Take it slow and steady invigorate soothe and getting you in a state of groove I find that playing those can really awaken your dormant skill Of course am this isn’t medical advice and consult with doc yet check the aip (autoimmmune paleo protocol) intermittent fasting, slowly entering cold showers after a good warm bath with magnesium flakes. The blessing of disability is that the friendships you do eventually discover will be there for you for life and you gradually will discover your soul tribe. None of this is medical advice keep up with your current allopathic care, yet consider the possibility of a functional medicine or regenerative medicine practitioner to augment your current care. Consider listening to people like Ben greenfield, Brett Lloyd, Georgia Ede, Cole Robinson, Elliot Overton, Jack Kruse. Low histamine paleo intermittent fasting is incredible. Ofoucrse also go to an Endocrinologist and Regegerative Medicine doctor. For functional medicine make sure they work with peptides, ancestral diet, biohacking lifestyle & that they coordinate with your primary care doctor. None of this is medical advice and feel free to disregard all of it. These folks know how to combine lifestyle, diet, and only utilize medicine in the most conservative manner. Of course allow your primary care doctor to guide you, yet first let your heart be your guide. See with a grain of salt, don’t to me either am simply sharing what assisted my recovery from mononucleosis. From one HWM fan to another, you know your body and what’s best for you in the quiet essence of your being, love your heart and never follow, HWM is more than a band they assisted in developing a personal ethos. This song is awesome yet when you can listen to “It’s hard to know” of the albums “No Division”. The lyrics summarize the best philosophy & attitude: lead a life the best we know … it's hard to find your way through the darkness and it's hard to know what to believe but if you live by your heart and value the love you find then you have all you need … to run, don't follow, lead a life the best we know … let's talk about an independent stand let's talk about freeform thought it's not about living under command so don't get caught … I get knocked down and then I get back up live your heart and never follow! I speak my mind you can't cover it up live your heart and never follow! I'm picking up the pieces as they break and fall live your heart and never follow! I take on every day standing up, standing tall live your heart and never follow! … live your heart and never follow! Gratitude

Also, lets's talk about the great invention for discmans called anti-shock

Definitivamente, koala!

There all bad........... ass😎

It’s so goood!

It sounds just like early Claudio vox. And it sounds damn good.

I would have gone with flat water music

Is she a child of someone in HWM?

No, because it's out of tune 😕

Same, love it 🥰😍🤩😘

Sounds like a great show

At least she bought a telecaster. She has good taste lol

I can see similarities in the pitch and vibrato in the tail end of his words.

0 country elements. But then again, I don't listen to "bro country" or knew that exists.

I'll never understand why people take the time to share comments like that...

@@philroy29 I'll never understand why people take the time to reply to comments like that...

@@nobirdsnomasters wow you're so clever 🙄 Let's just enjoy the music please, no need for more negativity on the internet

Pffftttt.

One of my favourites on the album…

No shame in liking what you like and disliking what you dislike, but it's probably a little goofy to expect a band to sound the same as they did 27 years ago, yes?

@@benjaminkitley-hassenger2669 I guess man. Wollard doesn't even bother to tour with them any more though, so you tell me. Why keep the name? Go listen to Live at the Hardback and tell me its still the same thing, spiritually.

Is anyone the same after 30 years? Hell they don't even like finding the rhythms.

My point is that they should change the name, it feels like a cash grab. Wollard won’t tour, they’ve got some new ass hat doing vocals…change the fuckin name, it’s not the same band.

For what it’s worth, Tool comes pretty damn close…30 years on and the music is quality, this new HWM is garbage.