ohhhh max you are too good looking.

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ohhhh max you are too good looking.
Lights | Siberia Ft. Max Kerman | Siberia Acoustic
Arkells | Stanley Park’s 125th Anniversary | Live at Second Beach
Max Kerman of the Arkells | Stanley Park’s 125th Anniversary | Live at Second Beach
With Max Kerman of the Arkells
Sunday, August 25, 2013 • The Arkells
Arkells Fans. Can we just remember Max’s hair in like ‘09
Deadlines - Arkells
Song of the day
"we got deadlines to meet"
and 1 year since i took a picture of max since my friend (EMILYÂ ) failed to take a picture of me with him so
There was a time when I could only impress you. You could tell by now that I’m only guessing. You’re saying the clock’s run down and the red light’s glowing. If your mind’s made up, I’ll get going.
Turn all the lights down low.
Agent Zero -Â Arkells
Go listen to the #Arkells song #Deadlines. Do it. Right now. It’s a perfect #Thursday afternoon jam.
\backstage with the Arkells
This song is Ballad of Hugo Chavez by Arkells from the album Jackson Square.  The song itself is overall quite catchy and upbeat sounding—almost to the point of sounding lighthearted.  The lyrics, however, explore the story of a Venezuelan political figure named Hugo Chavez, specifically when he was having troubles getting his ideals across.  In a way the melody sort of contrasts the mood of the lyrics which seems to be an effective tool in most of the songs I have encountered like this (mostly in the case of sad songs).
Max Kerman from The Arkells in all his awesome-ness