Red Mosquito

Bi_3 wrote:

“Hi Ohana, I’m Dad”

that sounded good!

PJ doing ohana at the end of a full tour ... tight from playing together, relaxed from the pressure of touring being off ... could be a good thing!

Gremmie for Sunday then?

Habit with Liam is nice too

WtOB? wrote:
another huge update: no chicago bears jersey.

Whoa!

That was awesome

The novelty of getting it live would’ve been something, but that sure didn’t make me like the song any more.

Birds in Hell wrote:Tuned down Waiting For Stevie:

surprised they held out this long

wease wrote:The novelty of getting it live would’ve been something, but that sure didn’t make me like the song any more.

That’s quite a take, wease.

No Payton jersey last night.

wease wrote:The novelty of getting it live would’ve been something, but that sure didn’t make me like the song any more.

As long as it didn't make you like the song any less, we'll consider that a win.

Leaving Here tuned down

Farmer John wrote:

wease wrote:The novelty of getting it live would’ve been something, but that sure didn’t make me like the song any more.

As long as it didn't make you like the song any less, we'll consider that a win.

I mean, it’s better than NAIS…

Leaving Here was fun too.
But yeah, Habit and Whale Song were definite standouts.

what's the deal with the pants eddie's been wearing at every show for years?

dprival78 wrote:what's the deal with the pants eddie's been wearing at every show for years?

He wore shorts in Chicago

Surprised to see Josh still with the band.

Eds voice is far more interesting and genuine in his lower range. The time is long past for all the screaming to go. Why dont they just start writing songs in that range? rather than the tune downs? (which i'm not opposed to and there are a bunch of songs it actually helps and elevates)

But if you know youre going to have to drop it on the road, why not just record it like that in the first place?

dimejinky99 wrote:Eds voice is far more interesting and genuine in his lower range. The time is long past for all the screaming to go. Why dont they just start writing songs in that range? rather than the tune downs? (which i'm not opposed to and there are a bunch of songs it actually helps and elevates)

But if you know youre going to have to drop it on the road, why not just record it like that in the first place?

There ya go

Whale Song live... I can't imagine

Happy when im cryin