Allow me to present some rebuttal: Sad, Education, In the Moonlight, Fatal, Cold Confession, Let it Ride, etc.harmless wrote:Doubtful. Not when there are still album tracks that suck.
Hell, Pendulum is a Backspacer leftover.
Allow me to present some rebuttal: Sad, Education, In the Moonlight, Fatal, Cold Confession, Let it Ride, etc.harmless wrote:Doubtful. Not when there are still album tracks that suck.
I'm gonna try to write a review in a few days, but right now I feel like this album presents more questions about the band than it does answers. We'll see if my mind changes.Noaheb wrote:God I hav no idea how I feel about this band anymore...this is a solid effort but it has moments like LTRP, SBM, and Future Days which are complete WTF moments and you know there are 3 much better songs that didnt make the cut for no good reason since anything seems like it could hav fit on this album given the diversity already...
Is that a lot@SkitchP wrote:Noaheb wrote:Is this the album we've been waiting for?
The one that signifies the beginning of a new era where albums come out every couple of years again and b-sides are brought back into the fold as well as xmas singles that dont suck?
Only if this Lightning Bolt contains exactly 1.21 Jigawatts.
Anders wrote:I do not have a «neoliberal assessment of geopolitics», so please stop writing that I do.
or what if there weren't 3 better songs that didn't make the cut... bc PJ only gives a shit 2/5ths of the time nowNoaheb wrote:God I hav no idea how I feel about this band anymore...this is a solid effort but it has moments like LTRP, SBM, and Future Days which are complete WTF moments and you know there are 3 much better songs that didnt make the cut for no good reason since anything seems like it could hav fit on this album given the diversity already...
Am I the only one who is completely 100 percent positive that the track jeff was working on that Stone mentioned is better than LTRP?Birds in Hell wrote:Allow me to present some rebuttal: Sad, Education, In the Moonlight, Fatal, Cold Confession, Let it Ride, etc.harmless wrote:Doubtful. Not when there are still album tracks that suck.
Hell, Pendulum is a Backspacer leftover.
Not particularly96583UP wrote:or what if there weren't 3 better songs that didn't make the cut... bc PJ only gives a shit 2/5ths of the time nowNoaheb wrote:God I hav no idea how I feel about this band anymore...this is a solid effort but it has moments like LTRP, SBM, and Future Days which are complete WTF moments and you know there are 3 much better songs that didnt make the cut for no good reason since anything seems like it could hav fit on this album given the diversity already...
separately,
who wants to join me in booing the band the next time the flub a song and have to restart? or ed blows the lyrics?
no idea what you're referring to but yes!verb_to_trust wrote:Am I the only one who is completely 100 percent positive that the track jeff was working on that Stone mentioned is better than LTRP?Birds in Hell wrote:Allow me to present some rebuttal: Sad, Education, In the Moonlight, Fatal, Cold Confession, Let it Ride, etc.harmless wrote:Doubtful. Not when there are still album tracks that suck.
Hell, Pendulum is a Backspacer leftover.
See the video on the this mainpageNoaheb wrote:no idea what you're referring to but yes!verb_to_trust wrote:Am I the only one who is completely 100 percent positive that the track jeff was working on that Stone mentioned is better than LTRP?Birds in Hell wrote:Allow me to present some rebuttal: Sad, Education, In the Moonlight, Fatal, Cold Confession, Let it Ride, etc.harmless wrote:Doubtful. Not when there are still album tracks that suck.
Hell, Pendulum is a Backspacer leftover.
I didn't get the reference either, so ill watch that video in a fewstip wrote:See the video on the this mainpageNoaheb wrote:no idea what you're referring to but yes!verb_to_trust wrote:Am I the only one who is completely 100 percent positive that the track jeff was working on that Stone mentioned is better than LTRP?Birds in Hell wrote:Allow me to present some rebuttal: Sad, Education, In the Moonlight, Fatal, Cold Confession, Let it Ride, etc.harmless wrote:Doubtful. Not when there are still album tracks that suck.
Hell, Pendulum is a Backspacer leftover.
Maybe you could ask them to start lip-syncing while you're at it. Maybe even sit down on some comfortable chairs.96583UP wrote:or what if there weren't 3 better songs that didn't make the cut... bc PJ only gives a shit 2/5ths of the time nowNoaheb wrote:God I hav no idea how I feel about this band anymore...this is a solid effort but it has moments like LTRP, SBM, and Future Days which are complete WTF moments and you know there are 3 much better songs that didnt make the cut for no good reason since anything seems like it could hav fit on this album given the diversity already...
separately,
who wants to join me in booing the band the next time the flub a song and have to restart? or ed blows the lyrics?
i think that would be a much more apropriate response then yada yada yuck yuck yucking as though its OK to bring amateur game to a 30,000 person venue.
for all the fucking gymnastics the fans they love so much have to go through to get god damn tickets you figure these pricks would at least practice a few times
bring the A game
ps no new stuff
You are so right. When I saw/heard that I was like "Holy Shit" that's a cool riff. Even the chorus sounds better. Why is album version such @$$?EJ wrote:Just watched that Stone vignette. That song sounds so much dirtier - and miles better. I really have a hard time believing that the bum fluff album version of LTRP is what Stone had originally envisioned. At least, I really want to believe that.
if that's gotta be PJ's alternative to knowing their own songs well enough to play them properly in front of 30,000 people without making 12 year old mistakes then i'll just go to a karaoke bar and watch other people screw up 'Jeremy' for a lot less money and a lot more sakeWaverider wrote:Maybe you could ask them to start lip-syncing while you're at it. Maybe even sit down on some comfortable chairs.96583UP wrote:or what if there weren't 3 better songs that didn't make the cut... bc PJ only gives a shit 2/5ths of the time nowNoaheb wrote:God I hav no idea how I feel about this band anymore...this is a solid effort but it has moments like LTRP, SBM, and Future Days which are complete WTF moments and you know there are 3 much better songs that didnt make the cut for no good reason since anything seems like it could hav fit on this album given the diversity already...
separately,
who wants to join me in booing the band the next time the flub a song and have to restart? or ed blows the lyrics?
i think that would be a much more apropriate response then yada yada yuck yuck yucking as though its OK to bring amateur game to a 30,000 person venue.
for all the fucking gymnastics the fans they love so much have to go through to get god damn tickets you figure these pricks would at least practice a few times
bring the A game
ps no new stuff
darthvedder81 wrote:You are so right. When I saw/heard that I was like "Holy Shit" that's a cool riff. Even the chorus sounds better. Why is album version such @$$?EJ wrote:Just watched that Stone vignette. That song sounds so much dirtier - and miles better. I really have a hard time believing that the bum fluff album version of LTRP is what Stone had originally envisioned. At least, I really want to believe that.

Rangi Guy wrote:So skating back to the train station after work today things went wrong.....now my skateboard is at the bottom of the harbour
I guess some of us are more critical than others. I've seen probably 50 or so bands live in my lifetime.....some better than others. I've only had the luxury of seeing PJ 10 times, but have never walked away disappointed in any way. Flubbing the beginning of a song, or screwing up a lyric here or there.....really? Doesn't bother me in the slightest. I'm sorry if it ruins your experience. I guess it sounds like you have to go through a huge effort to get tickets, and then when you do....you expect perfection, and that's fair enough. For each of the 10 shows I went to....I picked up the phone....dialed Ticketmaster...and got good seats each time in a matter of 15 minutes.....no stress....no pain.......same went for this upcoming tour. I guess that's why I don't get so bent out of shape. To me, it's a great night out to see one of my favorite bands. I don't sit back and sweat the small stuff. Life's WAY too short.96583UP wrote:if that's gotta be PJ's alternative to knowing their own songs well enough to play them properly in front of 30,000 people without making 12 year old mistakes then i'll just go to a karaoke bar and watch other people screw up 'Jeremy' for a lot less money and a lot more sakeWaverider wrote:Maybe you could ask them to start lip-syncing while you're at it. Maybe even sit down on some comfortable chairs.96583UP wrote:or what if there weren't 3 better songs that didn't make the cut... bc PJ only gives a shit 2/5ths of the time nowNoaheb wrote:God I hav no idea how I feel about this band anymore...this is a solid effort but it has moments like LTRP, SBM, and Future Days which are complete WTF moments and you know there are 3 much better songs that didnt make the cut for no good reason since anything seems like it could hav fit on this album given the diversity already...
separately,
who wants to join me in booing the band the next time the flub a song and have to restart? or ed blows the lyrics?
i think that would be a much more apropriate response then yada yada yuck yuck yucking as though its OK to bring amateur game to a 30,000 person venue.
for all the fucking gymnastics the fans they love so much have to go through to get god damn tickets you figure these pricks would at least practice a few times
bring the A game
ps no new stuff
LB sounds more BS to me than it does No Code.bluestate wrote:My fear is that PJ sees the mixed/lukewarm (almost No Code-esque) response to LB from the media and think "Oh well, I guess that's not what people really want from us. Let's go back to the Backspacer vibe. That got us a lot of rave reviews, a billboard top spot, and a big hit single!" Cringe cringe cringe
PJ - if you're out there - hear the message loud and clear. "Yes yes please please more of this... keep chasing that rabbit down this hole!"
I get a sense of reservation from Stone. Like he's reluctant to really put himself out in front of the band these days.McParadigm wrote:It seems weird to slag on Stone when he just gave an interview in which he acknowledges wishing that he had more songs on this album.