Red Mosquito

dimejinky99 wrote:I posted it here him playing it live here in Dublin and hoping and praying it would make the cut.

It’s too good to let go.

I just hope it’s treated carefully.

Ed comes up with wonderful songs that the band often fuck up out of all shape.

Can’t keep is the only successful rendition comes to mind

Bammer wrote:

evenslow wrote:Rampant speculation alert! I’m guessing they did Can’t Deny Me and perhaps a few other tracks with BOB and Jeff finally threw down the gauntlet and said fuck this let’s rethink everything and get more ambitious and most importantly please RM. I’m being semi serious here.

With a handful of exceptions (I think we all know who), the collective here at RM really is the best group of PJ fans.

tragabigzanda wrote:

evenslow wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:Let's guess the running order, because what else am i gonna do until wednesday?

1. Buckle Up (this has to be the opener, right?)

2. Quick Escape (classic 1-2 punch of fast and hard-hitting)

3. Dance of the Clairvoyants (perfect spot for a mid-tempi single)

4. Superblood Wolf Moon (similar to In My Tree, Why Go, and Severed Hand, put the heavy psychedelic song here)

5. Alright (the five spot is a good place for another light number)

6. Retrograde (sounds like a song that would close out the first half of the album)

7. Seven O'Clock (because seven, right? And I wonder if this is a Matt song, in 7/8 time?)

8. Who Ever Said (now I'm just guessing)

9. Comes Then Goes (still guessing)

10. Take The Long Way (still guessing)

11. River Cross (assuming it's the organ song, that'd make for a good pre-closer)

12. Never Destination (sounds like an album closer to me)

hall of fame post

*hall of lame

injuddstree wrote:This is the order apparently

Buckle Up
Superblood Wolfmoon
Quick Escape
Never Destination
Who Ever Said
Comes Then Goes
Alright
Retrograde
Take The Long Way
River Cross
Seven o' Clock
Dance of the Clairvoyants

CopperTom wrote:

injuddstree wrote:This is the order apparently

Buckle Up
Superblood Wolfmoon
Quick Escape
Never Destination
Who Ever Said
Comes Then Goes
Alright
Retrograde
Take The Long Way
River Cross
Seven o' Clock
Dance of the Clairvoyants

The first single in the last track? I guess that could fly in the digital age. Maybe.

tragabigzanda wrote:

injuddstree wrote:This is the order apparently

Buckle Up
Superblood Wolfmoon
Quick Escape
Never Destination
Who Ever Said
Comes Then Goes
Alright
Retrograde
Take The Long Way
River Cross
Seven o' Clock
Dance of the Clairvoyants

I'm assuming you're getting this from here, which I believe was just Dimi reacting to the titles as they were discovered:

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

CopperTom wrote:

injuddstree wrote:This is the order apparently

Buckle Up
Superblood Wolfmoon
Quick Escape
Never Destination
Who Ever Said
Comes Then Goes
Alright
Retrograde
Take The Long Way
River Cross
Seven o' Clock
Dance of the Clairvoyants

The first single in the last track? I guess that could fly in the digital age. Maybe.

I can't remember if I've seen theat before. Interesting.

dimejinky99 wrote:I posted it here him playing it live here in Dublin and hoping and praying it would make the cut.

It’s too good to let go.

I just hope it’s treated carefully.

Ed comes up with wonderful songs that the band often fuck up out of all shape.

Can’t keep is the only successful rendition comes to mind

Monkey_Driven wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:I posted it here him playing it live here in Dublin and hoping and praying it would make the cut.

It’s too good to let go.

I just hope it’s treated carefully.

Ed comes up with wonderful songs that the band often fuck up out of all shape.

Can’t keep is the only successful rendition comes to mind

This isn't even close to being true!

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Just landed from a cross country flight, lots of catching up to do. Does the tracking match what lecherous claimed?

spike wrote:BUCKLE UP FOR SUPERBLOOD WOLFMOON