Red Mosquito

Ms Harmless wrote:my favourite moment of S/T is the "Life Wasted" bridge; solos are fine but can we have an awesome bridge first please, and a pleasing song around it

Coach wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:I fucking love Hail Hail. Forget the face melting solo and give me a rocker like Hail Hail with a bridge section to match.

I have never ever agreed more with verb on anything than this sentence. Fantastic!

But what about my Celtics takes?!

Here we are speculating plenty on title alone and a brief description.

What were our discussions like when we knew a song was titled Lightning Bolt and we had a brief description of it?

mostly laughing I think

this is a good title imo

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:Here we are speculating plenty on title alone and a brief description.

What were our discussions like when we knew a song was titled Lightning Bolt and we had a brief description of it?

we heard lightning bolt at wrigley first. i was there - it sounded terrible. (got much better over the next year of touring)

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:Here we are speculating plenty on title alone and a brief description.

What were our discussions like when we knew a song was titled Lightning Bolt and we had a brief description of it?

LIYNNNINNNG bOWwwLdddttttt!!

LInINnnnGggg BOWWDLT!!!!

This song will probably be strained throaty mess of a punk song with lyrics about the moon and the ocean.

Clem Halibut wrote:This song will probably be strained throaty mess of a punk song with lyrics about the moon and the ocean.

definitely

I wish someone had asked the person who went to the listening party what register Ed sang it in

Clem Halibut wrote:This song will probably be strained throaty mess of a punk song with lyrics about the moon and the ocean.

¨Go, go, go....
Dance with the moon
Go, go, go
with a superblood wolfooooonnnn yeeeeeehhhhiiiii¨

i like throat strainy ed on fast studio songs

I like 35 year old and younger Ed too, Stip

I don't mind it but sometimes it steers a bit close to AC/DC for me

heard the first-cut title of the track was actually SuperSpritzy WolfPunk

verb_to_trust wrote:

Coach wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:I fucking love Hail Hail. Forget the face melting solo and give me a rocker like Hail Hail with a bridge section to match.

I have never ever agreed more with verb on anything than this sentence. Fantastic!

But what about my Celtics takes?!

I promise to keep an open mind. Hail, Hail, Verb.

Can we get that guy who was at the listening party to come back here and tell us everything he can remember about Superblood Wolfmoon?! The 21st seems a far ways off.

Hatfield wrote:Can we get that guy who was at the listening party to come back here and tell us everything he can remember about Superblood Wolfmoon?! The 21st seems a far ways off.

maybe he'll come to us if we howl for him?

"Sizzling" and "amazing" have been words to describe Mike's solo on this album. It has me wondering how good the solo will be. My guess is something similar to one of the faster live evenflow solos.

Ms Harmless wrote:

Clem Halibut wrote:This song will probably be strained throaty mess of a punk song with lyrics about the moon and the ocean.

definitely

I wish someone had asked the person who went to the listening party what register Ed sang it in

It’s not a screamer. I remember it being a bit like save you. More energy though. So lower register but powerful. There may be some screams in there but on the whole it not a habit/DTE/gonna SEE my friend. Goes well with the opener. 1-2 punch. I loved it.

KidCminus wrote:lower register but powerful.

Hot dog.

Birds in Hell wrote:

KidCminus wrote:lower register but powerful.

Hot dog.

It’s a good one for sure. Reception should be pretty universal. It’s a Pearl Jam rock song done with precision and power. Who Ever Said and Superblood were my favorite of the fast songs. The vocals stood out too. Super blood is a bit more straightforward than who ever said. Who ever said takes a few turns but the structure of superblood is pretty standard. And fucking awesome.