Everytime I hear lost in the cold it reminds me of my best friend who took his life. I miss him every day when I wake up and evey day when I wake up. He turned me on to twiddle before the end. I'll always love this band. It's all love.
Heard lost in the cold 30 days into treatment 😢 Spent 12 years doing heroin gave me major perspective and strength haven’t looked back since 10/6/20 keep jamming boys ❤
Never heard of this band, not even really my kind of music, but WOW, the energy and emotion that I felt coming from the singer ! Rythm placement, range, tone changes... That was amazing !
If you can appreciate that check out, "Twiddle "Hattie's jam/when it rains it pours" live at stratton mountain, VT 8.23.14" by good wolf sessions. Fantastic show. The emotion in that one is very personal but beautifully expressed
Saw these guy awhile back in Florida… idk why I recently turned them back on and now I can’t turn it off. It’s like the universe wanted to shine a little light on me. Thank you Twiddle love y’all’s music and the energy it brings into the world
Love you guys but seeing that disc golf back drop gives me a chubby now im in love haha. NEW ENGLANDERS LETS GOOOOO. You guys rocked at hampton beach and northlands.
At first blush, one might think that this band needs a new singer, or at least some vocal lessons. But there have been many vocalists who sing shall we say... a bit unusual. But think back, there are many singers who are not Elvis Presley or Frank Sinatra. Think Geddy Lee, Dolores O'Riordan, Neil Young, Yoko Ono, even Joe Walsh and dozen's of others have all made it big with Um... Unique Voices. Some even think Axle Rose sings bad. (not me, of course. lol) What these guys need IMHO, is a new name (Please!), to write some songs with STRONG hooks, and a chance. They can play. He can sing. (there have been better, there have been worse) He has a crutch or two he should dump but he could pull it off with a coach. Good luck Gentlemen. The game is yours, to win, or lose.
Well they are a jamband... Writing songs with strong hooks, having a "good" band name, and having a great voice don't really matter when your fans come to shows mainly to see you improvise and jam outside of the song structure. The songs are sing-along vehicles for collective improvisation, not radio-friendly hit singles. Understandably that doesn't translate well in a song focused session like jam in the van, but go listen to their live sets and you'll hear what the band is really about.
