Songs That Haven't Aged So Well

VinylGuy · Post by **VinylGuy** » Tue March 03, 2020 7:09 pm

I loooove Why Go live, but yeah i already saw it.

DissidentRival4 · Post by **DissidentRival4** » Tue March 03, 2020 9:07 pm

The two at the top of my list are Spin the Black Circle and Whipping. I will keep going to any show I can and never complain if I didn't hear either of these live again.
I love Mike, but the running/circling the whole stage during spin just seems kind of cheesy to me. And whipping, I dunno, I can't explain it - just completely "meh" for me now....

Clem Halibut · Post by **Clem Halibut** » Tue March 03, 2020 9:35 pm

DissidentRival4 wrote:The two at the top of my list are Spin the Black Circle and Whipping. I will keep going to any show I can and never complain if I didn't hear either of these live again.
I love Mike, but the running/circling the whole stage during spin just seems kind of cheesy to me. And whipping, I dunno, I can't explain it - just completely "meh" for me now....

I love classic Spin The Black Circle - the versions from 1994-1995 just rip
But Ed sounds like shit on that one now

Whipping hasn't aged well on record or live at all - Ed can't sing that one live anymore, and Jeff's backing vocals are horrendous - He sound like a sheep

wease · Post by **wease** » Wed March 04, 2020 2:44 am

Clem Halibut wrote:
DissidentRival4 wrote:The two at the top of my list are Spin the Black Circle and Whipping. I will keep going to any show I can and never complain if I didn't hear either of these live again.
I love Mike, but the running/circling the whole stage during spin just seems kind of cheesy to me. And whipping, I dunno, I can't explain it - just completely "meh" for me now....
I love classic Spin The Black Circle - the versions from 1994-1995 just rip
But Ed sounds like shit on that one now

Whipping hasn't aged well on record or live at all - Ed can't sing that one live anymore, and Jeff's backing vocals are horrendous - He sound like a sheep

Whipping is played much too fast and I hate how Matt plays it. I can still listen to and love 93-94 versions of the tune.

EJ · Post by EJ » Wed March 04, 2020 2:49 am

this thread has inspired me to go listen to Vs right now

Leatherhead · Post by **Leatherhead** » Wed March 04, 2020 4:04 am

Whipping is great. Always.

guitar_davey · Post by **guitar_davey** » Wed March 04, 2020 5:37 am

Leatherhead wrote:Whipping is great. Always.

Yeah, I'm not hearing it sounding bad these days. Count me in for Whipping any time.

igotworms · Post by **igotworms** » Wed March 04, 2020 9:09 am

Garden is probably the song that has aged worst for me. Was one of my favourites on Ten when the album first came out. Now I just find it really bland and stodgy.

Particularly disappointing when you think of some of the other tracks recorded during those sessions that could have been on Ten instead.

Got Some · Post by **Got Some** » Wed March 04, 2020 10:09 am

guitar_davey wrote:
Leatherhead wrote:Whipping is great. Always.
Yeah, I'm not hearing it sounding bad these days. Count me in for Whipping any time.

X2 Whipping rules

scrub12 · Post by **scrub12** » Wed March 04, 2020 8:54 pm

Evenflow is a good one to me. It's hard to say otherwise. Leash for sure, because of the subject matter.

I saw DTE mentioned earlier and I still think that song sounds fantastic.

McParadigm · Post by **McParadigm** » Thu March 05, 2020 3:37 pm

I am entertained by the number of people answering instead the question, “on which songs has the band not aged so well?”

VinylGuy · Post by **VinylGuy** » Thu March 05, 2020 4:01 pm

Clem Halibut wrote:
DissidentRival4 wrote:The two at the top of my list are Spin the Black Circle and Whipping. I will keep going to any show I can and never complain if I didn't hear either of these live again.
I love Mike, but the running/circling the whole stage during spin just seems kind of cheesy to me. And whipping, I dunno, I can't explain it - just completely "meh" for me now....
I love classic Spin The Black Circle - the versions from 1994-1995 just rip
But Ed sounds like shit on that one now

Whipping hasn't aged well on record or live at all - Ed can't sing that one live anymore, and Jeff's backing vocals are horrendous - He sound like a sheep

STBC is a good example. They slow it down, and ed´s just not good there. Also Blood if they choose to play it on the second encore.

Clem Halibut · Post by **Clem Halibut** » Thu March 05, 2020 6:39 pm

VinylGuy wrote:
Clem Halibut wrote:
DissidentRival4 wrote:The two at the top of my list are Spin the Black Circle and Whipping. I will keep going to any show I can and never complain if I didn't hear either of these live again.
I love Mike, but the running/circling the whole stage during spin just seems kind of cheesy to me. And whipping, I dunno, I can't explain it - just completely "meh" for me now....
I love classic Spin The Black Circle - the versions from 1994-1995 just rip
But Ed sounds like shit on that one now

Whipping hasn't aged well on record or live at all - Ed can't sing that one live anymore, and Jeff's backing vocals are horrendous - He sound like a sheep
STBC is a good example. They slow it down, and ed´s just not good there. Also Blood if they choose to play it on the second encore.

Blood is an absolute mess now...Ed can't sing that one to save his life

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