I totally agree, even though I'm 19 years old I feel I don't belong my generation... I just don't watch mtv cause nothing attracts me musically... :P I guess the 90's was the best times for MTV! wait... mtv plays music? I didn't even know they did that in the 90s. Phil Just saying I wasn't even bor...

MTV was still playing stuff like this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyAQ0nlE7V8&ob=av2e

They toured with Soul Asylum once.

Really good show, got to hear I Did My Best live which was a treat for me. Marionette was the opener, that was cool too. Didn't hear The Streets but they played Gravity, and Into The Light. They also played Somebody To Shove, All Is Well, Misery, Whatcha Need, Lately, Cartoon, When I Ran Off And Lef...

Tonight! Hope to hear The Streets live.

Definitely gonna try and make this show, havent seen them live since the summer of 03' so Im pretty excited.

This is great news. The three songs Ive heard are all good, I really dig The Streets. I don't care about record sales, airplay and bullshit like that but I sincerely hope this record does well enough that Soul Asylum is encouraged to keep doing what they do.

Sounds like Dave to me, at least the part I heard.

Im with you on this. Mark Price is one of my favorite players of all time and Soul Asylum are one of my favorite bands of all time so to me it cant get much better. That video came out during my teenage years and I remember it fondly, the world was big and full of possibilities.

Yeah, songs like To My Own Devices, Eyes Of A Child and I Did My Best don't really strike me as being commercial either. They strike me as being good, honest heartfelt rock songs.

I just want to say this- I think Let Your Dim Light Shine is way better than all the records made before Hang Time. In every way possible, its a superior record but then again as Ive said before Hang Time is the record where they started to hit their stride, so to speak.