Red Mosquito

Monkey_Driven wrote:We all are just waiting for the single.

Actually no we're not

you're forgetting releasing NAIS as a lead single. that's balls.

bodysnatcher wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:We all are just waiting for the single. Nothing will top the WTF reaction to The Fixer.

I dunno, that wtf moment when hearing Who You Are for the first time was pretty awesome, but in a completely different way. Kind of like, “woah, wtf?”... The Fixer was like, “eww, wtf?”

I was 10...

Monkey_Driven wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:We all are just waiting for the single. Nothing will top the WTF reaction to The Fixer.

I dunno, that wtf moment when hearing Who You Are for the first time was pretty awesome, but in a completely different way. Kind of like, “woah, wtf?”... The Fixer was like, “eww, wtf?”

I was 10...

for the fixer???

evenslow wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:We all are just waiting for the single. Nothing will top the WTF reaction to The Fixer.

I dunno, that wtf moment when hearing Who You Are for the first time was pretty awesome, but in a completely different way. Kind of like, “woah, wtf?”... The Fixer was like, “eww, wtf?”

I was 10...

for the fixer???

For Who You Are.

A post punk catastrophe from 1983 is transported to 2020 via the cassette player of a silver Dalorean. The car arrives in 2020 embedded in a aging washed up rock stars concrete fence. The rock star a axe throwing super hero at night quickly dispatches the time traveler with one throw from his favorite Tomahawk he has named Petty. Upon hearing interesting post punk and new wave music coming from the speakers he reaches across the car hits eject. A Memorex cassette tape comes out. " Marty's mix tape" in hand. He plays it for his defacto bff Boom.. Boom who is the elder agrees it is rad. They decide to release it as a proper album and mislead all the other band mates that they came up with songs. They go in the studio bring in the producer they have used to a fault for the last 10 years. The producer states " a friend of mine from high school named Marty use to write songs like that. The producer was fired the album was made the rest is the future.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:We all are just waiting for the single. Nothing will top the WTF reaction to The Fixer.

I dunno, that wtf moment when hearing Who You Are for the first time was pretty awesome, but in a completely different way. Kind of like, “woah, wtf?”... The Fixer was like, “eww, wtf?”

I was 10...

Well they are hash tagging #climatechange everywhere for this thing so I already know the lyrics/theme will be cringey. Whatever your stance on environmental politics do you really want this? An environmental screed of a PJ album? I doubt it. I am actually kind of intrigued if they go in a spacey/synthy direction musically. The artwork/typography gives off a bit of a “Binaural” vibe to me (which also involved a new producer). I’d be down with something more in that vein.

As long as the passion yields good, inspired music, I don't care what the message is. After all, who thinks about what even flow is about ever

bodysnatcher wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:We all are just waiting for the single. Nothing will top the WTF reaction to The Fixer.

I dunno, that wtf moment when hearing Who You Are for the first time was pretty awesome, but in a completely different way. Kind of like, “woah, wtf?”... The Fixer was like, “eww, wtf?”

I was 10...

Can we talk about Stone's ass in this?

I’m hoping the album sounds like moving glaciers, cracking ice, desperation, and an earth slowly dying.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:We all are just waiting for the single. Nothing will top the WTF reaction to The Fixer.

I dunno, that wtf moment when hearing Who You Are for the first time was pretty awesome, but in a completely different way. Kind of like, “woah, wtf?”... The Fixer was like, “eww, wtf?”

I was 10...

Can we talk about Stone's ass in this?

It's a body double. That's a female supermodels butt.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:We all are just waiting for the single. Nothing will top the WTF reaction to The Fixer.

I dunno, that wtf moment when hearing Who You Are for the first time was pretty awesome, but in a completely different way. Kind of like, “woah, wtf?”... The Fixer was like, “eww, wtf?”

I was 10...

Can we talk about Stone's ass in this?

Kind of an odd stance. He’s obviously trying to put emphasis on it. Also, everyone is reaching for Jeff’s hand. He’s obviously the leader.

evenslow wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

evenslow wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:Got Some is the most new wave song they've done to date

yep devo if stewart copeland was their drummer.

It’s quite literally a Devo song

gut feeling if you need it.

Gut Feeling is a masterpiece. Got Some is just, masturbation.

tree_ wrote:As long as the passion yields good, inspired music, I don't care what the message is. After all, who thinks about what even flow is about ever

glacier melt

Matters wrote:

evenslow wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

evenslow wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:Got Some is the most new wave song they've done to date

yep devo if stewart copeland was their drummer.

It’s quite literally a Devo song

gut feeling if you need it.

Gut Feeling is a masterpiece. Got Some is just, masturbation.

nothing else, matters

darthvedder81 wrote:Well they are hash tagging #climatechange everywhere for this thing so I already know the lyrics/theme will be cringey. Whatever your stance on environmental politics do you really want this? An environmental screed of a PJ album? I doubt it. I am actually kind of intrigued if they go in a spacey/synthy direction musically. The artwork/typography gives off a bit of a “Binaural” vibe to me (which also involved a new producer). I’d be down with something more in that vein.

Climate change isn't about environmental politics it's about an existential threat to our planet. But who needs hard hitting, sobering subject matter when you can sing about the stupid bullshit that has been on the last two records, right?

verb_to_trust wrote:

darthvedder81 wrote:Well they are hash tagging #climatechange everywhere for this thing so I already know the lyrics/theme will be cringey. Whatever your stance on environmental politics do you really want this? An environmental screed of a PJ album? I doubt it. I am actually kind of intrigued if they go in a spacey/synthy direction musically. The artwork/typography gives off a bit of a “Binaural” vibe to me (which also involved a new producer). I’d be down with something more in that vein.

Climate change isn't about environmental politics it's about an existential threat to our planet. But who needs hard hitting, sobering subject matter when you can sing about the stupid bullshit that has been on the last two records, right?

Splooge

These charred kangaroos in Australia are us, we just don't know it yet. But by all means, let's hear more about Johnny Guitars Future Days Seeing His Friend.

Make it go away indeed.