While she’s hurried into hair and makeup, she tells the team that surrounds her about how she “used to live around the corner from here.” It’s this kind of genuine modesty that only a Columbus songstress can pull off – and what makes Loveless so cool and endearing. I hope I don’t mess it up!,” Lydia remarks. Warm greetings are exchanged as everyone is happy to see everybody and understandably excited about the song. “Mike Beaumont edited our video for “She’s a Witness” and now he’s at Spacejunk, so it made sense for him to direct this one.” Lydia arrives before 11:30, when Lizard asked her to be there. We’re playing shows here and there when we can and his schedule allows.” “With George drumming for Lydia now, his tour schedule is pretty booked. It started out as a punk song, but I began to look at it as a country song and immediately thought of Lydia.” “It was a project song my friend, Amy Turn-Sharp and I wrote together. I answer all of his questions and ask some of my own. They created this for us – for the video.” Do you know him? Have you been here to St. Have you had their beer? Spacejunk is doing the video. “I’m so glad you made it! We had a good response. When Lizard isn’t needed for a few minutes, he spots me sitting in the faux bar and begins to talk my leg off. Everyone is pretty chill so far, even when there’s confusion about where some trucks can park and where everyone else should park. James Tavern and already I’ve helped Costa lug his bass amp up what might be the narrowest stairs in Columbus (certainly in Italian Village).Ĭrew women and men in black tees are carrying huge cases and cables inside the bar and up the same stairs. (Original text as it appeared in my notebook in August 2014, updated September 2016) It’s before 10:00 a.m. It was over 2 years ago that I answered an email, played hookey from work, and spent a dying summer day observing and drinking as an extra on the video shoot for “Wasted on You.” Track #9 on the album is “Wasted on You” and while it fits seamlessly onto the album, it sticks out in mind as the track that led us to where we are now. After almost a month with it, I still can’t decide on a favorite, but I must admit I keep coming back to #9.
EARWIG WASTED ON YOU LYRICS FULL
From fuzzed out rev-up opener, Wisdom Teeth to The Church & Bunnymen-inspired closer, Badr Moon, to the “Are you kidding me?!!”reaction-warranting pop perfection of X-factor “Shine,” PFTJ is chock full of catchy, indie/alt/rock/poppy goodness that like any great ensemble comedy cast, are awesome on their own, but are somehow even better altogether. First!) so damn incredible is the album’s multiple standout tracks.
What makes PFTJ (that’s right, it’s not even out yet and I’m abbreviating it.
It’s Pause for the Jets from Earwig, the long-running legendary Columbus band and lifelong musical vehicle of Lizard McGee. That’s how long it’s been – and that’s okay. Updated and Upgraded, by Casey Bowers It was over 2 years ago. A day in the life of a music video extra: Earwig ft.
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