S… Read Full Bio ↴There appears to be approximately 8-9 different bands called DIVE:
Started in 1990, Dive is the solo project of Belgian EBM pioneer and former Klinik and Absolute Body Control frontman Dirk Ivens. Continuing the minimal, menacing electronics of early Klinik releases, but with a heavier, more saturated edge, Dive's distinct sound has been a highly influential presence in the EBM and electro-industrial scene. Sister project Sonar is an equally respected rhythmic noise project in the vein of Esplendor Geométrico, while the pre-Klinik electropunk project Absolute Body Control was recently reformed with long-time friend and brother-in-law Eric Van Wonterghem of Insekt and Monolith.
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DIVE is an ongoing project composed of Beach Fossils guitarist Cole Smith, Devin Ruben Perez, Andrew Bailey, and ex-Smith Westerns drummer Colby Hewitt. DIVE released the Sometime 7 inch on Captured Tracks on Oct. 11th, 2011 with another planned for November 29th and an EP coming in December. As of May 1st, 2012, this band is now known as DIIV.
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DIVE are no strangers to the music scene of South New Jersey and Philadelphia, PA (USA). They are a straightforward band of aggressive and melodic rock that compares to the sounds of Three Days Grace, Hoobastank and Fuel. DIVE formed back in 2004, taking time to create and focus their sound while playing local club and bar gigs around their hometowns. In 2007, “The Truth About Us” was self-released and eventually gained widespread attention for this dynamic band.
Dive’s most recent success occurred in late 2009. This included signing with Phase One Communications/Mad Rock Music and recording their latest album, “Picture Perfect”, with famed producer, Jim Wirt (Incubus, No Doubt, Live, Jack’s Mannequin). The band spent the holidays at the legendary 4th Street Recording Studios in Santa Monica, CA, where the hum of the Beach Boys’ melodies still linger in the place that gave birth to their sound decades earlier. The album is being released through Sony RED on 5/11/2010.
A band driven by purpose and filled with passion, “Picture Perfect,” hits you fast and hard with a fury of tight rhythms and distorted guitars from beginning to end. Having a great record filled with addicting hooks and head banging beats is just not enough for these young rockers. “It’s all about having the live show to back it up” Jonny Sitar (lead vocals) says.
DIVE consistently delivers a tight and energetic live show, going all out and leaving the audience screaming for more. Sitar, commands the stage as well as the crowd with his uncanny vocal performance while connecting with the audience through stories of love and loss. Evan Canova and Jeff Moczydlowski dual between rhythm and lead while delivering both color and drive simultaneously backed by a rhythm section with more than enough backbone between bass player, Teddy Agelis, and drummer Zhach Kelsch.
Dive has already built a devoted fan base thanks to the support of 93.3 WMMR (Philadelphia), the first radio station to feature Dive in full-rotation, and will be soon be launching their new single, “Last Call Romance” in the Tri-state area with the help of Land Shark Promotion Studio. 2010 presents a promising outlook of success and longevity for DIVE as they continue their pursuits of notoriety and merit.
DIVE IS:
Jonny Dive - Lead Vocals
Jeff Moczydlowski - Guitar
Evan Canova - Guitar
Teddy Agelis - Bass
Zhach Kelsch - Drums
Past members included:
Mike Morgan Bass (The Drama Club, Panacea)
Brian Weaver Bass (Silvertide, Automatic Fire, Terrible Things)
VISIT DIVE @
http://www.divemusic.net
http://www.myspace.com/dive
http://www.twitter.com/dive
http://www.facebook.com/DiveBand
Disclaimer: Dive can also be scrobbled on Last.fm under DiveUSA due to the band name 'Dive' not available for use. For respect of the other artists known as "Dive", the wiki information provided on this Last.fm account about those bands have been kept in tact.
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Dive (2) was a swedish soft electronic group, active during the late 80s and early 90s. The members Chris Lancelot (alias Krister Linder) and Erik Holmberg produced three albums, Where The River Turns to Sea (1990), Stills (1992) and Dive (1994)
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Dive (4) - Bulgarian garage/rock/grunge band from Sofia that formed about 2-3 years ago. You can check out some of their songs on their myspace page: http://myspace.com/divebandbg
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Dive (5) Dive (jpn) are a modern Japanese shoegaze band that was a part of the big resurgence of Nippon Bliss scene back in the late 90's early millennia. They toured respectively in 2003-5. Dive recorded and released a trilogy of CD/EP's; "tones of sun ep", "reverberation", "freeze frame ep". In october 15th 2005, Dive (jpn) released their latest album. It was a remastered version of their Freeze Frame ep, called Freeze Frame ep ++. It added to the original ep a total of 4 new songs, their song Reverberation (from the single), yet discluded the final song from the original ep (track 06: purin). In 2006, Dive had posted news that they were in the process of recording new material. And recently at the end of 2008, they posted their page on myspace.com. Guitarist/Vocalist Sasoka, moved from Tokyo Japan to New York City, leaving the original Dive (jpn)'s Future up in the air and abroad.
[*note- to help differenciate the multiple bands named Dive, please retag this band as Dive (jpn)
Dive members are:
- Sasaoka: guitars, vocal
- Miyou: guitars, vocal
- Kokai: drums
Website: Official Dive website
Sasaoka on Myspace
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Dive (6) from Finland is nowadays known as The Orders, as they say "Music you can dance to and cry".
Official The Orders website
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DIVe (7) is a Czech emo/metalcore band formed about year 2000, when „adidasmetal” band Straighthate became DIVE. About two years later DIVE found their own style of music, entitled that as tripcore and got a present-day line-up:
Dá2 - vocal
Nosál - guitar
Doc - bass
Štěpi - drums
2004 Dive released promo EP. You can listen or download it on their pages - http://www.diveband.net
2006 was full of work on their long play album “Songs to be afraid of” at their own expense.
One of their greatest success are festivals TRUTNOV 03, FIMU 05 (Fr.), support of Waltari, Artery, Jolly Joker & P.B.U. and 3rd place on RockFest Dobris.
2012 the last recording PREAPO. You can download it for free here.
Links:
DIVe @ FB
DIVe @ BZ
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Dive (8) was an early 90's hardcore band out of Boston. They released two 7 inch records, a split with Opposition, a demo, a couple of songs for compilations, plus a discography cd. Members went on to Bound, Hatchet Face, Get High and Dropkick Murphys.
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Dive (9) (fka Dive In Purple) is a South Korean rapper under FA. He is a member of the hip-hop duo Roof Top alongside Blase (fka Bla$e Kid). He released his first EP 'Alone' on December 26, 2018.
Gone
Dive Lyrics
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Then I would watch you fall asleep
And all the times we used to fight
But you were everything to me
Now do you ever say my name?
And do you every think of me?
Will this ever be the same?
And you're gone, will I ever find you?
Gone, does he even love you?
Gone, will he ever know you like I did?
And you're gone, will I ever see you?
Gone, when I breathe I breathe you
Gone, will he ever know you like I did?
Do you know how I used to try
To make you see how much I cared
And now I'm left with just the lie
Was there no trust or were you scared?
Now can you smile and say his name?
Or do you cry and think of me?
Will this ever be the same?
Will it ever be the same?
And you're gone, will I ever find you?
Gone, does he even love you?
Gone, will he ever know you like I did?
And you're gone, will I ever see you?
Gone, when I breathe I breathe you
Gone, will he ever know you like I did?
Was there nothing left for you to take from me?
Gone, will I ever find you?
Gone, does he even love you?
Gone, will he ever know you like I did?
And you're gone, will I ever see you?
Gone, when I breathe I breathe you
Gone, will he ever know you like I did?
And you're gone, will I ever find you?
Gone, does he even love you?
Gone, will he ever know you like I did?
And you're gone, will I ever see you?
(was there nothing left)
Gone, when I breathe I breathe you
(for you to take)
Gone, will he ever know you like I did?
(was there nothing, for you to take?)
The lyrics of Dive's song "Gone" seem to be about a person who is trying to cope with the fact that their past lover is no longer with them. The song starts with reminiscing about the past, when the person would watch their lover fall asleep while they cry. Despite the fights, the lover was everything to the person, and they wonder if their lover ever thinks of them the way they do.
As the song progresses, the person questions if their lover is happy with their new partner. They wonder if the new lover loves them the way they did and if they know them as well. The chorus repeats the question of whether the person will ever find their lover, see them again, and if they will ever know them like they did. The bridge of the song seems to express the pain and betrayal that the person felt when their lover left, wondering if there was anything left for the lover to take from them.
Overall, the song explores the feeling of longing and heartbreak after a relationship ends. The person seems to be struggling with moving on and questioning if their lover will ever truly leave their thoughts. The lyrics are emotional and relatable to anyone who has experienced a difficult breakup.
Line by Line Meaning
Remember when you used to cry
I recall the moments when you cried deeply and I was there to comfort you.
Then I would watch you fall asleep
I was there for you even as you fell asleep, providing love and support.
And all the times we used to fight
We had our disagreements and arguments, but despite that, we were still important to each other.
But you were everything to me
You were my world, my reason for living. I loved you deeply.
Now do you ever say my name?
Do you ever speak of me at all? Does my name still hold any significance for you?
And do you every think of me?
Do you remember me and the connection we once shared?
Will this ever be the same?
Is there a chance that we can ever return to how things were between us?
And you're gone, will I ever find you?
Now that you're not a part of my life anymore, will I ever be able to reconnect with you?
Gone, does he even love you?
Are you with someone new who truly loves and cares for you?
Gone, will he ever know you like I did?
Will the person you're with ever understand you the way I did?
Gone, will I ever see you?
Will I ever be able to see you again, now that you've left me behind?
Gone, when I breathe I breathe you
Even though you're gone, you're still a part of me and I can't help but think of you all the time.
Was there nothing left for you to take from me?
Did you leave me because you had taken everything from me, or was there something else going on that I couldn't see?
Gone, will he ever know you like I did?
Even if you're with someone new, will they ever be able to understand and love you the way I did?
And you're gone, will I ever find you?
Once again, the singer questions whether they will ever be able to reconnect with the person they lost.
(was there nothing left)
An aside that questions whether there was anything left for the other person to take from them.
Gone, when I breathe I breathe you
Their connection was so deep that the other person is still an integral part of the artist's life, even though they're gone.
(for you to take)
An aside indicating that the singer feels that there was nothing left for the other person to take from them.
Gone, will he ever know you like I did?
Once again, the singer questions whether someone else will ever be able to understand and love the other person the way they did.
Contributed by Alex D. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@oilfieldtrash7588
When I was stationed in Hawai’i, I got certified as an open water diver. I remember beautiful dives like Three Tables, a shipwreck about 5 miles off the coast and the Haleiwa trench. For the trench, you walk about 1/4 mile out in waist deep water then it just drops to about 120 feet.
Even though my qualification was only open water, I’d spend every weekend in the water. There were 5 or 6 other guys in my unit who were also certified so you could at least find 1-2 guys willing to go diving on the weekends. Plus, equipment and tank rental from MWR was cheap.
This is all preface to talk about the time I saw panic in just a small, one chamber cave because of a shadow. In Hawai’i they have native lobsters and you can hunt them during certain periods. When I was there it was only at night when in season and only by hand - they don’t have giant claws like Maine lobsters.
Anyway, we descended into a cave with a large group of tourist divers. The cave entrance was about 10 feet across.
We would go in looking for lobsters and when we saw them grab them up and check their size against these pre-made rulers. If they were legal, into the bag they go. If not, we released them.
In the frenzy of our grabbing at lobsters and the dancing of our flashlights a giant shape cast a shadow crossing in front of one of the beams. A tourist panicked and thought it was a shark. It was just a rather large sea turtle that went into the cave to rest a bit and got annoyed so swam out of the cave. I was near the entrance and the panicked woman was kind of crowd surfing everyone between her and the entrance to get out. She knocked off my goggles, ripped my mouthpiece out and kneed me in the face while kicking to get out.
I can’t say I was panicked or thought I’d drown. I knew we had plenty of air, no restrictions and I’d trained enough to gather myself and replace my breather then find my goggles on the cave floor. But, when we surfaced the woman apologized thinking the shadow was a shark and she panicked.
I can easily see how when the stakes are significantly raise and the dive more technical and treacherous, panic can set in quickly.
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The best thing about caving, scuba diving, and cave diving, is that you don't have to do any of them.
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Caving is pretty dope as long as you're not squeezing through cracks. I do not fuck with that