Red Mosquito

96583UP wrote:i wonder if KidCplus will ever share his thoughts

Maybe.

Hoping for three versions of a video for this, too.

It'll probably be the same band footage , with some pictures of the Moon, waves, & wolves in the background

Clem Halibut wrote:It'll probably be the same band footage , with some pictures of the Moon, waves, & wolves in the background

Perfect .

Ed - “Let’s not overthink this here, fellas”

Whille the first single is objectively awesome, the whole three video thing is just begging for joke-making. The band really knows how to entertain on multiple levels these days.

I really do hope they repeat this approach for the second single.

it's coming...

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Ms Harmless wrote:it's coming...

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_ ... C6k1C3t5XR

If the band doesn't release this single at the peak of the supermoon, they are dumbasses.

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:it's coming...

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_ ... C6k1C3t5XR

If the band doesn't release this single at the peak of the supermoon, they are dumbasses.

they are dumbasses

LetMeSleep wrote:

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:it's coming...

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_ ... C6k1C3t5XR

If the band doesn't release this single at the peak of the supermoon, they are dumbasses.

they are dumbasses

Haha

Ms Harmless wrote:

LetMeSleep wrote:

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:it's coming...

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_ ... C6k1C3t5XR

If the band doesn't release this single at the peak of the supermoon, they are dumbasses.

they are dumbasses

Haha

I keep *imagining* what this is going to sound like

I keep going back to that little intro clip we have of (presumably) "Who Ever Said" on vinyl; at first I thought that first low note stab was piano and I was worried, but today I think it's more likely bass

kalimba, hopefully

LOL

[quote="Ms Harmless"]I keep *imagining* what this is going to sound like

I keep going back to that little intro clip we have of (presumably) "Who Ever Said" on vinyl; at first I thought that first low note stab was piano and I was worried, but today I think it's more likely bass[/quote

Where is this clip found?

DWFB wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:I keep *imagining* what this is going to sound like

I keep going back to that little intro clip we have of (presumably) "Who Ever Said" on vinyl; at first I thought that first low note stab was piano and I was worried, but today I think it's more likely bass[/quote

Where is this clip found?

https://youtu.be/2sBhTEUobsI

Ms Harmless wrote:

DWFB wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:I keep *imagining* what this is going to sound like

I keep going back to that little intro clip we have of (presumably) "Who Ever Said" on vinyl; at first I thought that first low note stab was piano and I was worried, but today I think it's more likely bass[/quote

Where is this clip found?

https://youtu.be/2sBhTEUobsI

Thanks! 20 seconds of bliss! What do you think about that clip? I think im more at ease about dotc now lol.

DWFB wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

DWFB wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:I keep *imagining* what this is going to sound like

I keep going back to that little intro clip we have of (presumably) "Who Ever Said" on vinyl; at first I thought that first low note stab was piano and I was worried, but today I think it's more likely bass[/quote

Where is this clip found?

https://youtu.be/2sBhTEUobsI

Thanks! 20 seconds of bliss! What do you think about that clip? I think im more at ease about dotc now lol.

I really like that it begins with soundscapey ambience, it makes me think they might've *tried* in the studio; it reminds me a little of the backwards chords looped at the beginning of "Severed Hand", which was cool (and suggested a better song, so I'm trying to be cautious)

do you not like DOTC?

Ms Harmless wrote:

DWFB wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

DWFB wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:I keep *imagining* what this is going to sound like

I keep going back to that little intro clip we have of (presumably) "Who Ever Said" on vinyl; at first I thought that first low note stab was piano and I was worried, but today I think it's more likely bass[/quote

Where is this clip found?

https://youtu.be/2sBhTEUobsI

Thanks! 20 seconds of bliss! What do you think about that clip? I think im more at ease about dotc now lol.

I really like that it begins with soundscapey ambience, it makes me think they might've *tried* in the studio; it reminds me a little of the backwards chords looped at the beginning of "Severed Hand", which was cool (and suggested a better song, so I'm trying to be cautious)

do you not like DOTC?

Yeah, the ambience but also sounds like it could be both fast and heavy. Pj have experimented with heavy a tiny bit (No Way? Habit?) but ive been waiting for more of it. Hoping for a few sound garden like tunes.

I played dotc over and over the first few days. I can still probably like it when listening to the entire album. Most songs with catchy choruses get old to me fairly quick but afterward i can still listen to them occasionally or when playing a full album. I will like dotc a lot better if its a live version with more instrumentation. A longer studio jam would have helped the i know... I know... parts be an easier regular listen for me.

I like "river cross" a lot and i think I'll like the album version even more. "Release" used to be one of my favorites off Ten. It's lyrics are a little too direct for me these days to be as special as it was. River Cross to me is what Release seems to be for a lot of people here. The lyrics are part of that impact. I also love the organ in the begining and throughout and the way Ed's tone seems to fit it perfectly. The melodies in this song are going to stick with me long term and the song in general.

DWFB wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

DWFB wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

DWFB wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:I keep *imagining* what this is going to sound like

I keep going back to that little intro clip we have of (presumably) "Who Ever Said" on vinyl; at first I thought that first low note stab was piano and I was worried, but today I think it's more likely bass[/quote

Where is this clip found?

https://youtu.be/2sBhTEUobsI

Thanks! 20 seconds of bliss! What do you think about that clip? I think im more at ease about dotc now lol.

I really like that it begins with soundscapey ambience, it makes me think they might've *tried* in the studio; it reminds me a little of the backwards chords looped at the beginning of "Severed Hand", which was cool (and suggested a better song, so I'm trying to be cautious)

do you not like DOTC?

Yeah, the ambience but also sounds like it could be both fast and heavy. Pj have experimented with heavy a tiny bit (No Way? Habit?) but ive been waiting for more of it. Hoping for a few sound garden like tunes.

I played dotc over and over the first few days. I can still probably like it when listening to the entire album. Most songs with catchy choruses get old to me fairly quick but afterward i can still listen to them occasionally or when playing a full album. I will like dotc a lot better if its a live version with more instrumentation. A longer studio jam would have helped the i know... I know... parts be an easier regular listen for me.

I like "river cross" a lot and i think I'll like the album version even more. "Release" used to be one of my favorites off Ten. It's lyrics are a little too direct for me these days to be as special as it was. River Cross to me is what Release seems to be for a lot of people here. The lyrics are part of that impact. I also love the organ in the begining and throughout and the way Ed's tone seems to fit it perfectly. The melodies in this song are going to stick with me long term and the song in general.

I think "Release" is my fave song from Ten these days, and yes I'm looking forward to "River Cross"; the chords and melody are melancholy and a bit cold to me, as well as pretty, which I think has been missing from Ed songs for a long time

Ms Harmless wrote:

DWFB wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

DWFB wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

DWFB wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:I keep *imagining* what this is going to sound like

I keep going back to that little intro clip we have of (presumably) "Who Ever Said" on vinyl; at first I thought that first low note stab was piano and I was worried, but today I think it's more likely bass[/quote

Where is this clip found?

https://youtu.be/2sBhTEUobsI

Thanks! 20 seconds of bliss! What do you think about that clip? I think im more at ease about dotc now lol.

I really like that it begins with soundscapey ambience, it makes me think they might've *tried* in the studio; it reminds me a little of the backwards chords looped at the beginning of "Severed Hand", which was cool (and suggested a better song, so I'm trying to be cautious)

do you not like DOTC?

Yeah, the ambience but also sounds like it could be both fast and heavy. Pj have experimented with heavy a tiny bit (No Way? Habit?) but ive been waiting for more of it. Hoping for a few sound garden like tunes.

I played dotc over and over the first few days. I can still probably like it when listening to the entire album. Most songs with catchy choruses get old to me fairly quick but afterward i can still listen to them occasionally or when playing a full album. I will like dotc a lot better if its a live version with more instrumentation. A longer studio jam would have helped the i know... I know... parts be an easier regular listen for me.

I like "river cross" a lot and i think I'll like the album version even more. "Release" used to be one of my favorites off Ten. It's lyrics are a little too direct for me these days to be as special as it was. River Cross to me is what Release seems to be for a lot of people here. The lyrics are part of that impact. I also love the organ in the begining and throughout and the way Ed's tone seems to fit it perfectly. The melodies in this song are going to stick with me long term and the song in general.

I think "Release" is my fave song from Ten these days, and yes I'm looking forward to "River Cross"; the chords and melody are melancholy and a bit cold to me, as well as pretty, which I think has been missing from Ed songs for a long time

Yes, its melancholy and pretty. I think i might even end up liking the live version better than Long Road.