Daily Archives: September 21, 2010

Upcoming aLive streams

By | September 21, 2010

TONIGHT 9:20 PM MEMBERS ONLY BACKSTAGE PASS – Join HANSON as they perform tonight’s show LIVE from San Francisco beginning at approximately 9:20pm PT (12:20am ET/11:20pm CT/10:20pm MT)! Sep22 Take The Walk in Portland 4:45 PM TAKE THE WALK with HANSON in Portland! The walk will start from the venue at 4:45pm PT. Come join… Read More: Upcoming aLive streams »

Lyrics: Live Forever

By | September 21, 2010

You won’t live forever And this won’t last very long A life begins with lust Light is on, you must And on that day you are a child But nothing else above Find the ones you love They might save you when you’re old Live the way you must But it’s twenty-one or bust You… Read More: Lyrics: Live Forever »

Lyrics: Ordinary Words

By | September 21, 2010

Listen to me now And try to hear my words I’m gonna tell the truth Even if it hurts And you don’t understand me And I can’t make you whole I’ve been too demanding That’s why I’ve got to go Oh Still we keep on pushing, pushing ’til there’s nothing left And everything you say… Read More: Lyrics: Ordinary Words »

Lyrics: Bad Solution

By | September 21, 2010

Oh yeah Well you’ve got to move it Or you’re gonna lose it Time won’t always be there on your side Well you’ve got to choose it If you’re gonna prove it Change is gonna come you can’t deny What I want to know is what choice you’re gonna make ‘Cause every good debate has… Read More: Lyrics: Bad Solution »

Band of Brothers

By | September 21, 2010

In This Week Thirteen years ago, there were three longhaired brothers that took over MTV, radio stations, Billboard charts, and the walls of young girls across the world. These three boys brought with them songs like, “MMMBop” and “Where’s the Love” and were too precious to be ignored, at least by most of the population.… Read More: Band of Brothers »

Taylor at MY HOME

By | September 21, 2010

My Home Darfur MY HOME, a new exhibit by i-ACT, takes you through children’s journeys, a walk from a home that was destroyed—where family and friends were killed, and which now is only in their memories—to a home that is supposed to be temporary—where they stand in lines for handouts, and which gives them a… Read More: Taylor at MY HOME »