you love, it will make a wonderful
gift for this coming holiday season.
Many of us have friends and
family caught up in the War in Iraq
and Afghanistan, needless to say so
do the band members. Rich-
ard wrote "Soldiers of Misfortune"
Released in 2008 and added it to
the set list in honor of a long time
"Filter" fan who had been deployed
off to war, then lost his life due to an
improvised explosive device only 2
months out of his deployment. The
is an anti-war song and prior to beginning it, they take a moment to
remember and share his memory.
Not only did "Filter" give us
new music but they keep us rolling
through the night with anticipation
for the 1995 release hit "Hey Man,
Nice Shot" the single that brought
the crowd to a frenzy back in the
day and still today. I still carry with
me the set list from my first "Filter"
show back in "96" in a folder with
other memorabilia. The time between albums may have progressed
but the song and the meaning remain the same for all of us fans. I
hope everyone who chooses to read
my article will take the time to listen and judge for themselves. I
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would like to give a huge "Thank
you" to Richard Patrick (vocals),
Johnathan Radtke (guitar), Tim
Telleher (bass) and Jeff Fabb
(drums) of "Filter" for keeping the
music porous after all these years
(see what I did there, just a little
funny)!!! In all reality I am thankful
for all of your music through out the
years.
Vancouver, WA
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