Heart In a Cage - First Impressions Of Earth (2006) Metabolism - Angles (2011) Tap Out - Comedown Machine (2013) Modern Girls & Old Fashioned Men - Single (2004) Taken for a Fool - Angles (2011) Automatic Stop - Room On Fire (2003) Welcome to Japan - Comedown Machine (2013) Machu Picchu - Angles (2011) 1 day ago · GULF SHORES, Ala. ( WALA) - Alt-country superstar Zach Bryan, singer Lana Del Rey and duo ODESZA are among a stellar lineup announced for the 13th annual Hangout Music Festival in Gulf Shores. The “Shake Me Down” takes pole position on this list and it does so for a multitude of reasons. This song marks Cage The Elephant’s first steps into another style. Compared to the band’s debut album, “Shake Me Down” carries a deeper emotional resonance. You need love, you need love, you need love. You need love. [Verse 2] All your days spend counting numbers. 'Til one day you'll find (day you'll find) That life has passed you by. And in the quiet Thank You, Happy Birthday is Cage the Elephant’s second studio album, released on January 11, 2011. The album was produced by Jay Joyce. Originally, the band recorded over 80 songs for the Cage the Elephant attempted to distance themselves from their influences, and making their own sound. “Melophobia” means “fear of music,” in an interview, the group described the term as this: Punchin' Bag: Amazing song, just not As good as the rest of TMIP to get my #1 Spiderhead/Telescope: Great songs, but not my favorites/the best off of melophobia Rubber ball: One of my favorites, esp. the unpeeled version, but shake me down is better. Back against the wall/Ain't no rest for the wicked/In one ear. yJQb.

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