I want you to feel what I feel.
Mood:  a-ok
Topic: Lo Fidelity Allstars
I think you have to hand it to any band that can name their album Don't Be Afraid Of Love and not seem cheesy. Lo Fidelity Allstars pull this off quite remarkably, though.

The first record, How To Operate With A Blown Mind, was released in 1998, and this sophmore one is slightly more recent, from 2002. The vocalist from the last disc, Wrekked Train, isn't on this, leaving room for guest vocalists on Don't Be Afraid.

This track, "Feel What I Feel," almost encourages me to ditch my cynical view of life and love in general. Well, not really. But the band does make really diverse, trip-hoppy electro/rock, slightly remniscent of Sneaker Pimps, or Portishead

Feel What I Feel // Lo Fidelity AllStars.

Come on, don't be afraid of love.