Red Mosquito

Lounge Lizard wrote:

melonhead4 wrote:Conspiracy Theory-Someone in the band released on purpose as a cry for help. After they heard all the bashing of the new songs, altho I for one like MYM, they want us to know that they are still capable of writing good tunes but Ed wont release them....Listen I love Eddie as much as the next guy but he needs to yield.

Who in their right mind would bash MYM? It fucking rocks!

Thejambi wrote:

stip wrote:

Soulfire wrote:One interesting thing is that when I was being chastised by the mods on The Pit for posting lyrics to the leaked songs and "not respecting copyright" the threat that was made to me was that my account would be closed until the new record came out. I wonder if just maybe that was a hint that these will be on the new record somehow or bonus material or something? It just struck me as a little odd that it wasn't a threat to shut down my account for some random amount of time or permanently, but rather until the new record was released. Why make that particular threat about these leaked songs if they aren't related to the upcoming album in some manner?

Am I overthinking things? Probably. Haha

they may intend to release it in the future, and now that it has leaked people will look at the S/T rerelease with these new songs and wonder why we weren't given anything else. I don't want these songs on the new album anymore since we currently have them, but I don't think they will be regardless.

I can totally hear BOB raping CC into some sort of No Doubt song.

4/5 wrote:Remember when everybody was uber excited for the return of Brendan O'Brian?

Thejambi wrote:

4/5 wrote:Remember when everybody was uber excited for the return of Brendan O'Brian?

Guilty of that one.

4/5 wrote:Remember when everybody was uber excited for the return of Brendan O'Brian?

stip wrote:

theplatypus wrote:The difference between the board's response to "Lightning Rod" and "Future Days" (which was, basically, "meh") vs. the reaction to these two leaked tracks ("HOLY SHIT WHAT IS THIS OMG") is pretty staggering.

It is. It's not surprising. Two were hardly knock it out of the park live performances, and the others are good (even great) studio songs. The reaction to MYM, while not quite at this level, was also very positive.

bodysnatcher wrote:can someone recap this shit?

bodysnatcher wrote:can someone recap this shit?

harmless wrote:All that stuff Ed said about how they didn't used to listen to Brendan O'Brien but now they will let him chop up the songs, etc. Why was that? What did Ed think this would achieve? More time to bunk off and go surfing?

warehouse wrote:

harmless wrote:All that stuff Ed said about how they didn't used to listen to Brendan O'Brien but now they will let him chop up the songs, etc. Why was that? What did Ed think this would achieve? More time to bunk off and go surfing?

i thought BOB told them he would only work w/them if they brought in completed songs?

Strat wrote:Q: It would be so easy to play two hours of hits and then one or two new songs. That's what most other bands do in your position.

Billy Talbot: When we were in Australia, we were in the same hotel with Kiss. We heard that one of them said, "I have the best gig in the world. I've been playing the same 17 songs for 35 years." We heard that and it didn't sit right with us. Our job isn't easy. It's not meant to be easy. Our job is to keep the edge, be out on the edge, always seeing, exploring the limits of what we do and who we are, never letting up. Spiritually and cosmically, not to sound all hippified, but we don't sound good unless we're really connected and on the edge of everything.

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:These were new to me. Maybe they'll be new to a few of you guys too.
They sound far better and are more enjoyable than the finished product.
http://www.gremmie.net/wp-content/uploa ... -Demos.zip

looks like the original 6 leak from back in the day, and i havent listened to what you posted there, but its probably the life wasted with out the Fade out which is nice

malice wrote:

McParadigm wrote:Can I watch?

have any injuries lately?

warehouse wrote:

Strat wrote:Q: It would be so easy to play two hours of hits and then one or two new songs. That's what most other bands do in your position.

Billy Talbot: When we were in Australia, we were in the same hotel with Kiss. We heard that one of them said, "I have the best gig in the world. I've been playing the same 17 songs for 35 years." We heard that and it didn't sit right with us. Our job isn't easy. It's not meant to be easy. Our job is to keep the edge, be out on the edge, always seeing, exploring the limits of what we do and who we are, never letting up. Spiritually and cosmically, not to sound all hippified, but we don't sound good unless we're really connected and on the edge of everything.

i thought we agreed not to do this