1. Steel was a short liv… Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist called Steel.
1. Steel was a short lived project of Dan Swanö, Mikael Åkerfeldt, Anders Nordin, and Peter Lindgren. They released one EP titled "Heavy Metal Machine" in 1998. The band was a tribute to 80's heavy and power metal and features lyrics about the greatness of metal and rocking all night long.
2. Steel is a melodic hard rock band from Serbia founded in 2012. They recorded their first album, “Deo Sna” (Part of a Dream) in 2015 and got it published by the biggest Serbian record label, PGP-RTS.
3. One of many aliases for: Martin Damm
Martin Damm is responsible for an multitude of projects involved in the production of a broad range of exprimental electronic music. As well as his own labels Anodyne, Shockwave and Ozon, he produces music under various distinct guises. While Martin's best known pseudonym is as Biochip C, he also moonlights with happy hardcore mania as Search & Destroy, DJ Fistfuck and The Speedfreak and dabbles with the chilled-out journeys of Braindub, right on through the spectrum to acidic experimentation with R.I.C. and Psychic Parasite and the more house-oriented Subsonic 808.
probably best known for his splitt Cd: connected 4 - Gridlock/Steel - klangkrieg lable
No.4 connects musicians with a past. In case of the project GRIDLOCK from San Francisco it´s Industrial-EBM. But, unlike many others, they managed to step into new areas without denying their past. The result is a mixture of elegiac synthesizer melodies and a very special beat programming, introduced on their amazing album "trace" and developed on further various releases, e.g. for Hymen.
To the connected series they contribute two atmospheric tracks which just need a minimal beat programming to have the full effect.
Martin Damm aka Biochip C/Speedfreak reactivated his project STEEL of former Mille Plateaux days. The Berlin based Dj-Team Sonnenburg & Behringer called him "the man with the magic hands" and his tracks for connected#4 provide the evidence of still being this man. Two tracks of harder, electronic dance-music: one with a light industrial-touch, the other in a Drum`n´Bass style, but both combined with atypical ideas of these genres. A must for open minded Djs.
Lineup:
Dan Swanö: Vocals
Mikael Åkerfeldt: Guitar
Anders Nordin: Drums
Peter Lindgren: Bass
4. 'Steel' was an American hard rock band that released one self-tiled album in 1971.
Members: Carl Sims (vocals), Duane Hitchings (organ, piano, keyboard), Roland Robinson (bass, vocals), Steve Busfield (guitar, vocals), Jerry Norris (drums, vocals)
5. Steel was a NWOBHM band who released a single ("Rock out"/"All systems go") on Neat Records in 1981.
6. Steel, a DDO fan band, released an album entitled "Reflections of Crystal Cove" and released the novelty song "Kobold Still Hates You (Forever)".
Goodbye
Steel Lyrics
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Twenty seven seconds to get through to you
And before I even had the chance to finish half a sentence
She was spoutin, spittin, didn't wanna listen
Nothing I can ever say or do will ever be enough for you
Cause you made up your mind, yeah I made up my mind
You're gonna say shoo fly don't bother me
[Chorus]
At the edge of goodbye there are always two sides
That cut like a knife, no wrong and no right
When you're standing on the edge of goodbye
You're calling me at two a.m. I know you're whiskied up again
And I don't really wanna have to deal with this again
You say I never gave you half a snowball's chance in hell
Oh well I know I didn't kiss and stop you're bitching
Even if I had it's none your business, will you ever learn
It's no concern to you
Cause I made up mind, so you made up your mind
Don't need no reason why, gonna hang up the phone
Baby
[Chorus]
So you made up your mind, yeah I made up my mind
You gonna say shoo fly, gonna hang up the phone
[Chorus]
In Steel's song Goodbye, the lyrics depict a conversation between two people who are on the brink of a breakup. The singer is attempting to communicate with their partner, but it seems that their words are falling on deaf ears. The other person is not interested in hearing what they have to say and is quick to dismiss them. The chorus speaks to the idea that when a relationship is ending, there are no clear-cut right or wrong answers. Both parties have their reasons and justifications for ending things, and it can feel like a painful and difficult decision to make.
The lines "At the edge of goodbye there are always two sides/That cut like a knife, no wrong and no right" encapsulate the feeling of heartbreak and the sense that there is no easy answer or resolution when a relationship ends. The second verse describes a late-night phone call from the partner, who is intoxicated and angry. The singer has had enough and is not willing to engage in this kind of argument anymore. The repetition of the refrain "so you made up your mind, yeah I made up my mind" emphasizes the finality of the decision to end the relationship.
Overall, Steel's song Goodbye is a poignant and relatable depiction of a relationship on the rocks. The song's themes of communication breakdown, emotional pain, and the difficulty of ending things resonate with anyone who has experienced the end of a relationship.
Line by Line Meaning
It took about a dozen quarters, half an hour, two minutes
I spent a significant amount of time and money trying to get through to you
Twenty seven seconds to get through to you
Despite my efforts, it only took a short time to connect with you
And before I even had the chance to finish half a sentence
You weren't willing to let me explain myself
She was spoutin, spittin, didn't wanna listen
You were angry and unwilling to hear me out
Nothing I can ever say or do will ever be enough for you
I feel like nothing I try will satisfy you
Cause you made up your mind, yeah I made up my mind
We both have firmly decided on our next steps
You're gonna say shoo fly don't bother me
You want me to leave you alone
At the edge of goodbye there are always two sides
The decision to end a relationship is never one-sided
That cut like a knife, no wrong and no right
It's not a matter of right or wrong, but rather a painful experience for both parties
When you're standing on the edge of goodbye
The moment when a relationship is about to end is a difficult and emotional one
You're calling me at two a.m. I know you're whiskied up again
You're drunk and making unnecessary late-night phone calls
And I don't really wanna have to deal with this again
I feel like I've been through this same conversation too many times before
You say I never gave you half a snowball's chance in hell
You feel like I didn't give you a fair chance in the relationship
Oh well I know I didn't kiss and stop you're bitching
I acknowledge that I could have done more to make things work, but your complaining is unnecessary
Even if I had it's none your business, will you ever learn
Even if I did something differently, it's not your place to criticize me
It's no concern to you
You don't need to worry about my actions or decisions
Don't need no reason why, gonna hang up the phone
I don't owe you an explanation or reason for ending this conversation
So you made up your mind, yeah I made up my mind
Our minds are set and there's no turning back
You gonna say shoo fly, gonna hang up the phone
You're going to tell me to go away and then end the call
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: JOSHUA JONES, MEGHAN LINSEY, JULIE MORIVAN
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