1) LSB, real name Luke Beav… Read Full Bio ↴There are Several artists known as 'LSB'
1) LSB, real name Luke Beavon, is a drum and bass producer from Essex, England. He is the founder and owner of the record label Footnotes. LSB’s first forays into Drum & Bass came in the early 2000’s as the co-promoter of the hugely successful ‘Bounce’ nights in Norwich. His first productions surfaced on the now defunct imprints Bingo Beats (run by the legendary DJ Zinc) & Deep Soul Music in 2007-08. After a small hiatus spent honing his craft, he returned with fresh music in 2011 and his stock has been rising ever since.
2) L.S.B. are the infamous duo of BabyG and Pete Herbert. The two met many moons ago in BabyG’s native Barcelona whilst Pete was on a dj mission from London. A meeting of musical minds, the two connected straight away and shortly after formed L.S.B. with a view to world domination and rocking discotheques along the way.
In 2004 they released their first record “L.S.B. edits Vol 1” on their label Superdiscoteca, a choice selection of some of their favourite dance classics re-tweaked and discofied for the more discerning dancefloor. Soon after this, the powers that be at Belgium’s finest underground label Eskimo Recordings heard a demo of their latest studio recording and signed them up.
Finally in summer 2006 the first L.S.B. single “Original Highway Delight” was released as a limited white label and heavily supported by la crème de la crème of the scene. After such a success it was re-release at the end of the year with an amazing remix by Mungolian Jet Set.. Considered by many dj’s as one of the best nu-disco records of 2006 “Original Highway Delight” put L.S.B. in the premier league of modern disco producers and remixers.
In 2007 the second Eskimo single “FOG” was released to an even bigger reception as well as the second LP of “L.S.B. Edits” on Superdiscoteca that sold out first week it arrived to the shops. During 2007 the duo also remixed tracks for Skylax, Love Is War and Memorabilla and artists including Golden Bug, Ilija Rudman and Low Motion Disco.
The Hurting
LSB Lyrics
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Am I sinking fast?
Could a person be so mean
As to laugh and laugh
On my own?
Could you ease my load?
Could you see my pain?
Could you understand a child
When he cries in pain?
Could you give him all he needs?
Or do you feel the same?
All along
You've been told you're wrong
When you felt it right
And you're left to fight the hurting
The hurt
Hurt
Hurt
The hurt
Hurt
Hurt
Get in line with the things you know
Feel the pain, feel the sorrow
Touch the hurt and don't let go
Don't let go, don't let go
Get in line with the things you know
Learn to cry like a baby
Then the hurting won't come back
Won't come back, won't come back
The hurt
Hurt
Hurt
The hurt
Hurt
Hurt
Hurt, hurt, hurt
(Is it an horrific dream?)
Hurt, hurt, hurt
(Is it an horrific dream?)
Hurt, hurt, hurt
(Is it an horrific dream?)
Hurt, hurt, hurt
(Is it an horrific dream?)
Hurt, hurt, hurt
(Is it an horrific dream?)
Hurt, hurt, hurt
Compositores: Roland Orzabal
The lyrics to LSB's song "The Hurting" are a reflection of inner turmoil and emotional pain. The first stanza starts with a series of rhetorical questions: "Is it an horrific dream? Am I sinking fast? Could a person be so mean as to laugh and laugh?" These lines convey a sense of desperation and confusion, suggesting that the singer is struggling to understand the source of their emotional pain.
The second half of the first stanza shifts to a more direct tone: "Could you ease my load? Could you see my pain? Could you please explain the hurting?" The singer is reaching out for help and begging for someone to acknowledge their pain. The next verse focuses on the theme of childhood trauma and the lasting impact it can have. It asks whether someone can truly understand a child's pain and give them what they need to heal, or if they are doomed to feel the same pain as they grow older.
The chorus repeats the word "hurt" six times in a row, emphasizing the all-encompassing nature of the pain the singer is experiencing. The second half of the chorus shifts to a more hopeful tone, encouraging the listener to "get in line with the things you know," learn how to express their emotions, and ultimately overcome their pain. The final six lines repeat the word "hurt" over and over, reinforcing the idea that pain and trauma can be all-consuming.
Overall, "The Hurting" is a raw and emotional song that delves into the complexities of dealing with emotional trauma. The lyrics ask difficult questions and offer a glimmer of hope for those struggling to cope.
Line by Line Meaning
Is it an horrific dream?
Am I experiencing an awful nightmare?
Am I sinking fast?
Am I rapidly losing control?
Could a person be so mean As to laugh and laugh
Is it possible for someone to be so cruel as to laugh at my pain?
On my own?
Am I alone in this?
Could you ease my load?
Can you help me carry this burden?
Could you see my pain?
Can you recognize my suffering?
Could you please explain the hurting?
Can you help me understand the reasons for this pain?
Could you understand a child When he cries in pain?
Do you have empathy for a child who is hurting and crying?
Could you give him all he needs? Or do you feel the same?
Are you capable of helping the child or are you also hurting?
All along You've been told you're wrong When you felt it right And you're left to fight the hurting
Despite feeling right, you've been told you're wrong and are now battling with the pain alone.
Get in line with the things you know Feel the pain, feel the sorrow Touch the hurt and don't let go Don't let go, don't let go Get in line with the things you know Learn to cry like a baby Then the hurting won't come back Won't come back, won't come back
Face your emotions and learn to accept the hurt because only then can you move on from the pain.
Hurt, hurt, hurt (Is it an horrific dream?)
Continuously experiencing pain and questioning whether it is real or just a terrible dream.
Contributed by Madison B. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Rich Green
Almost 10 years later and this track still stands taller than 90% of DnB tunes in the last 15 years. Superb.
Anita Singh
there's something... slightly ethereal about this track, literally sending shivers down my spine.
KARM DRUM & BASS
love this track, proper wicked vocal n vibe, not too heavy just nice ; )
Nume Prenume
LSB never disappoints
stevecavery
One of my favourite songs to drive around to. Wish I could produce stuff like this.
XxXVideoVeiwerXxX
This is a really smooth song...could use more like it. You know the songs that just would sound perfect while driving at night with little traffic. Just a nice feeling.
Robert Bean
LSB has some gorgeous beats! absolutely in love with this song
Sinewave Mafia
Love this track!!
NuVentureRecords
What a gem from LSB. A confirmed vinyl purchase!
Benjamin Guy
people that knock drum n bass do not realise the extent of its versatility. Amazing track!