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Ranging from tender to anthemic, Jets Under Fire’s sensibility and melodic, piano-driven style will definitely garner them comparisons to brit sensations like Keane, Travis, and the Verve. However, the band’s music is also shaped by Smashing Pumpkins, The Beatles, and the Beach Boys.
That being said, just one listen to their third release, Kingdoms, makes it obvious the band is informed by their influences, not confined. Built around Jason Poe’s emotive vocals, Jets Under Fire’s songs are unflinchingly introspective and penetratingly beautiful. What’s more is that Poe has that rare ability to suck the audience into his world, making it all but impossible not to hang silently on every note at one of their dramatic live performances. Poe’s delivery of lyrics like “Baby, I feel just like a fool,” and “All I need is a piece of solid ground,” is so honest and devoid of posturing that before you know it you’ve dug up these feelings and you’re experiencing them as you listen. This phenomenon is obvious to anybody who has ever seen the band live. It’s not uncommon to hear total silence when the band drops away during a bridge leaving only Poe’s words sung in his unmistakable, heartbreaking way. And in a city where people see live music to catch up with wayward friends, make new ones, and generally socialize, that speaks volumes about the band’s connection with its fans. Great songwriting, showmanship, and good old-fashioned hard work have done much to create the loyal fan base they now boast, but it’s Jason Poe’s ability to really make you experience the world through him that makes Jets Under Fire so hard to dismiss as just another brit pop band.
Jets Under Fire began as the solo project of Jason Poe, front man for The Professional Americans. The project started as a fit of creative fury after a job loss in 2002 and progressed slowly over the next three years. First came the Dave Bazan-inspired Promises, which was written as a linear concept album in 2002 and recorded in a small storm shelter in Southwest Missouri two years later. Poe’s bitter sweet melodies and emotive lyrics exploring the ideas of self-righteousness and forgiveness helped create a small but loyal fan base after the record was released the same year.
Jets Under Fire’s second release, The Winter EP, came in December 2004 and showcased a much more complete adaptation of Poe’s vision. Unlike the quiet, acoustic reverie of Promises, the new work was piano-driven and included a full band. Though some of the songs still boasted the quiet side of Jets Under Fire fans had come to love, the more bombastic tunes like All the Sad Songs and the fact that Poe played all the instruments, produced, and recorded the EP himself, garnered him a new level respect from his peers. In July 2005, Jason's full-time band, The Professional Americans, relocated to Austin, TX to try their luck in the legendary music scene. Despite promising label interest, The Professional Americans began to suffer from a lack of solidarity and within a year the members had gone their separate ways. Poe no longer had any reason to ignore the momentum Jets Under Fire had gained over the last three years and he set out to put together a set of players that could bring his music to life. Featuring drummer Corbin Petersen (formally of The Professional Americans) and bass player Todd Meador (formally of Cord), Jets Under Fire is now a recognizable name in the Austin music scene and is poised to go much, much further.
www.jetsunderfire.com
Band Members:
Jason Poe - Vocals/Guitar
Corbin Petersen - Drums/Vocals
Todd Meador- Bass/Vocals
Stu Smtih-Guitar
www.jetsunderfire.com
www.myspace.com/jetsunderfire
http:/… Read Full Bio ↴LINKS:
www.jetsunderfire.com
www.myspace.com/jetsunderfire
http://www.ilike.com/artist/Jets+Under+Fire
Ranging from tender to anthemic, Jets Under Fire’s sensibility and melodic, piano-driven style will definitely garner them comparisons to brit sensations like Keane, Travis, and the Verve. However, the band’s music is also shaped by Smashing Pumpkins, The Beatles, and the Beach Boys.
That being said, just one listen to their third release, Kingdoms, makes it obvious the band is informed by their influences, not confined. Built around Jason Poe’s emotive vocals, Jets Under Fire’s songs are unflinchingly introspective and penetratingly beautiful. What’s more is that Poe has that rare ability to suck the audience into his world, making it all but impossible not to hang silently on every note at one of their dramatic live performances. Poe’s delivery of lyrics like “Baby, I feel just like a fool,” and “All I need is a piece of solid ground,” is so honest and devoid of posturing that before you know it you’ve dug up these feelings and you’re experiencing them as you listen. This phenomenon is obvious to anybody who has ever seen the band live. It’s not uncommon to hear total silence when the band drops away during a bridge leaving only Poe’s words sung in his unmistakable, heartbreaking way. And in a city where people see live music to catch up with wayward friends, make new ones, and generally socialize, that speaks volumes about the band’s connection with its fans. Great songwriting, showmanship, and good old-fashioned hard work have done much to create the loyal fan base they now boast, but it’s Jason Poe’s ability to really make you experience the world through him that makes Jets Under Fire so hard to dismiss as just another brit pop band.
Jets Under Fire began as the solo project of Jason Poe, front man for The Professional Americans. The project started as a fit of creative fury after a job loss in 2002 and progressed slowly over the next three years. First came the Dave Bazan-inspired Promises, which was written as a linear concept album in 2002 and recorded in a small storm shelter in Southwest Missouri two years later. Poe’s bitter sweet melodies and emotive lyrics exploring the ideas of self-righteousness and forgiveness helped create a small but loyal fan base after the record was released the same year.
Jets Under Fire’s second release, The Winter EP, came in December 2004 and showcased a much more complete adaptation of Poe’s vision. Unlike the quiet, acoustic reverie of Promises, the new work was piano-driven and included a full band. Though some of the songs still boasted the quiet side of Jets Under Fire fans had come to love, the more bombastic tunes like All the Sad Songs and the fact that Poe played all the instruments, produced, and recorded the EP himself, garnered him a new level respect from his peers. In July 2005, Jason's full-time band, The Professional Americans, relocated to Austin, TX to try their luck in the legendary music scene. Despite promising label interest, The Professional Americans began to suffer from a lack of solidarity and within a year the members had gone their separate ways. Poe no longer had any reason to ignore the momentum Jets Under Fire had gained over the last three years and he set out to put together a set of players that could bring his music to life. Featuring drummer Corbin Petersen (formally of The Professional Americans) and bass player Todd Meador (formally of Cord), Jets Under Fire is now a recognizable name in the Austin music scene and is poised to go much, much further.
www.jetsunderfire.com
Band Members:
Jason Poe - Vocals/Guitar
Corbin Petersen - Drums/Vocals
Todd Meador- Bass/Vocals
Stu Smtih-Guitar
Action/Reaction
Jets Under Fire Lyrics
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Choir of Young Believers I'm spending my time, Walking spirals in line, Did I ever ho…
Julie Ingram I got a wake-up call today I think I should…
MDFMK Blow your mind, trip the wire Dodge a bullet, turn a…
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All The Sad Songs All I need is a piece of solid ground Is the…
Because We Care It's a beautiful day And everything is just great My broth…
Broken Parts We've been looking around For the answers but the answers c…
Circles When does it end And when did it begin The feeling that…
Emerald Eyes The grass is always greener When you look with emerald eyes…
Epiphany A Never-Ending Mercy Have wasted all my life On weakness I saw as my…
Epiphany + A Never-Ending Mercy Have wasted all my life On weakness I saw as my…
From Here to the Ashes Straw broke my fragile back It was all of you who…
It's Your Fault Yeah, I've been running for an hour or two And I've…
Just Like The Cold I was told Head for the summer Where the leaves will hold …
Moonlight Heartbeats and I'm lost In the bloodflow Judgement set asi…
She Lost Her Way Her body is cold It's bloody and lacking breathe So I'll d…
Ships On The Sea Tragedy is coming for you, And it's coming for me Baby is…
Skin Was My Only Armor Lights flicker red and blue Shot to kill is the order I've…
The End We can sit here and chew the fat We can lie…
The Whitest Light Clothed in modern robes, I am fighting To save the spark…
Waiting in Shadows Hey no body's home I think I'll break in Disconnect the ph…
Your Own Hands Remember when we were young? Summer days out in the sun An…
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@Denzzzzzz154
As a Gta V player i confirm we do this while landing on top of maze bank
Edit: WHAT THE HELLLLL THE LIKES TYSM
Edit 2: bro why my notifications be sounding like a machine gun😭
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@pandiem
the air force doesn't land on carriers, the navy does
@dutchdragon2472
THAT'S your problem here?
@SlappoLS
@@dutchdragon2472yeah that and not the fact this video is complete horseshite. The cobra manoeuvre or dynamic deceleration can be used defensively to make attacking jets overshoot, they don’t lose altitude and it certainly isn’t used for landings.
@ITSJUSTRUNO
@@SlappoLSis it used to ge behind the enemy aircraft when ahead of it?
@chulebam
It's crazy to think the navy has better pilots than the air force😂😂😂
@ligmaballs1953
@@SlappoLSyoure uninformed they use it to land
@g11mfan27
Everything he's saying is wrong.
First of all, the airforce don't land on carriers, the navy does.
Second of all, no one does this for a landing, a Cobra is used to bleed energy forcing an overshoot for the enemy plane, giving an advantage in the control zone to win a dogfight. No one's gonna do this risky maneuver to land their plane, you're not only damaging the plane, you're also putting risk on the people on the aircraft carrier. Just land normal, and safe, you're landing on a carrier so it's gonna be more difficult, but it's possible. Btw the game is called DCS for those who somehow thought this was real.
@dartheveloper5449
whos gonna tell him
@xninja2369
Pin 📌 this
@gillik7801
@@dartheveloper5449I cant tell him, who will?