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		<title>Comment on Author Bio by Chris</title>
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		<dc:creator>Chris</dc:creator>
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		<description>A recently discovered band for me go by the rather peculiar name of Momford and Sons. When I say recently discovered, I meen this in its literal form as I only downloaded their album not 2 days ago (Illegally I might add). This has brought about two main emotions for me. 

The first and most prominent emotion is that of happiness, at the discovery of a band with lyrics evoked by emotions and feelings; which I say, with confidence, is a rarity these days. I draw upon an example from their track &#039;Winter Winds&#039;;


&quot;And if your strife strikes at your sleep;
Remember spring swaps snow for leaves;
You&#039;ll be happy and wholesome again;
When the city clears and sun ascends&quot;

Compare this with a track from Razorlight called &#039;Somewhere Else&#039;;

&quot;I met a girl;
She asked me my name;
and I told her what it was&quot;

Now tell me who is the more successful band? Which is the more successful song? Injustice? I think so. 

The second emotion, and the one less prominant than the first but with deeper meaning, is a feeling of guilt. Guilt and downloading an album without paying for it. Guilt and downloading an album, not paying for it, and enjoying it. Guilt at enjoying music made by a good band, that will not receive reward or gesture from my market share because of my selfishness. Injustice? I think so. 

As you read this your thoughts will sway toward the &quot;Whats he getting at; Whats his point&quot; genre...

...Ultimately, I type this with no agenda; No ultimate point; No climactic end. And for this I apologise. 

The feelings I have toward my selfish act of robbery, are feelings that would never normally be voiced or heard by anybody other than myself. But for some reason I have felt the need, upon discovering this site, to regurgitate. 

I now come, ironically, to an ultimate point. A climactic end if you will. I rant about my selfish guilt toward the unfortunate Mumford and Sons to prove a point. My point is your not alone in thinking your the last intellectual upon this dark, dank, shitty little piss hole of a planet. Few people our age even know what a planet is;

&quot;Pluto? Right?&quot;

&quot;Wrong, you cretin, go play in traffic&quot;

We are a minority. We are unfortunatly outside of the stereotype for 21 year olds. Or are we? I know I live up to a good 90% of the stereotype because i&#039;ve been told; BY YOU. But outside of this I like to think of myself as different. I lead two lives you see. There is university me, and there is Wirral me. Wirral me doesn&#039;t drink often, if at all. Everywhere I go, I see a potential photograph. If not a potential photography, then a potential &quot;I could so ride over that on my bike&quot;.

And believe it or not, i&#039;m pretty well read-up. I do read Nuts, Zoo, FHM and Loaded....but when i&#039;m not reading these, i&#039;m on the guardian website reading about subjects that matter; like Haiti, Labour+Conservative, Economics etc. 

&quot;The stinging point is that if this was ever to be discovered by those I count as friends, it would be an area for banter rather than an area for discussion.&quot;

You presume &quot;Matt&quot;. You presume wrongly. For &#039;those I count as friends&#039; can further be categorised into the lot that &#039;do banter in all situations&#039;....and those who have the ability and the maturity to be able to turn &#039;banter&#039; off and talk about something that actually influences us common-folk.

Enough is enough. I&#039;ve had my say. 

Peace out.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A recently discovered band for me go by the rather peculiar name of Momford and Sons. When I say recently discovered, I meen this in its literal form as I only downloaded their album not 2 days ago (Illegally I might add). This has brought about two main emotions for me. </p>
<p>The first and most prominent emotion is that of happiness, at the discovery of a band with lyrics evoked by emotions and feelings; which I say, with confidence, is a rarity these days. I draw upon an example from their track &#8216;Winter Winds&#8217;;</p>
<p>&#8220;And if your strife strikes at your sleep;<br />
Remember spring swaps snow for leaves;<br />
You&#8217;ll be happy and wholesome again;<br />
When the city clears and sun ascends&#8221;</p>
<p>Compare this with a track from Razorlight called &#8216;Somewhere Else&#8217;;</p>
<p>&#8220;I met a girl;<br />
She asked me my name;<br />
and I told her what it was&#8221;</p>
<p>Now tell me who is the more successful band? Which is the more successful song? Injustice? I think so. </p>
<p>The second emotion, and the one less prominant than the first but with deeper meaning, is a feeling of guilt. Guilt and downloading an album without paying for it. Guilt and downloading an album, not paying for it, and enjoying it. Guilt at enjoying music made by a good band, that will not receive reward or gesture from my market share because of my selfishness. Injustice? I think so. </p>
<p>As you read this your thoughts will sway toward the &#8220;Whats he getting at; Whats his point&#8221; genre&#8230;</p>
<p>&#8230;Ultimately, I type this with no agenda; No ultimate point; No climactic end. And for this I apologise. </p>
<p>The feelings I have toward my selfish act of robbery, are feelings that would never normally be voiced or heard by anybody other than myself. But for some reason I have felt the need, upon discovering this site, to regurgitate. </p>
<p>I now come, ironically, to an ultimate point. A climactic end if you will. I rant about my selfish guilt toward the unfortunate Mumford and Sons to prove a point. My point is your not alone in thinking your the last intellectual upon this dark, dank, shitty little piss hole of a planet. Few people our age even know what a planet is;</p>
<p>&#8220;Pluto? Right?&#8221;</p>
<p>&#8220;Wrong, you cretin, go play in traffic&#8221;</p>
<p>We are a minority. We are unfortunatly outside of the stereotype for 21 year olds. Or are we? I know I live up to a good 90% of the stereotype because i&#8217;ve been told; BY YOU. But outside of this I like to think of myself as different. I lead two lives you see. There is university me, and there is Wirral me. Wirral me doesn&#8217;t drink often, if at all. Everywhere I go, I see a potential photograph. If not a potential photography, then a potential &#8220;I could so ride over that on my bike&#8221;.</p>
<p>And believe it or not, i&#8217;m pretty well read-up. I do read Nuts, Zoo, FHM and Loaded&#8230;.but when i&#8217;m not reading these, i&#8217;m on the guardian website reading about subjects that matter; like Haiti, Labour+Conservative, Economics etc. </p>
<p>&#8220;The stinging point is that if this was ever to be discovered by those I count as friends, it would be an area for banter rather than an area for discussion.&#8221;</p>
<p>You presume &#8220;Matt&#8221;. You presume wrongly. For &#8216;those I count as friends&#8217; can further be categorised into the lot that &#8216;do banter in all situations&#8217;&#8230;.and those who have the ability and the maturity to be able to turn &#8216;banter&#8217; off and talk about something that actually influences us common-folk.</p>
<p>Enough is enough. I&#8217;ve had my say. </p>
<p>Peace out.</p>
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