Red Mosquito

i enjoyed the SNL performance. Over And Over is my favorite track off the album, thus i liked it much more than Connected By Love. that performance felt LOUD. kinda dug that compared to SNL's propensity to make musical performances sound completely anemic.

I don't get the Connected By Love hate.

i don't necessarily dislike it, i just like a lot of other songs more. i get it though... especially being the first track, it's the only song that connects his previous album(s) to this one.

It's better than anything on Lazaretto, though.

durdencommatyler wrote:It's better than anything on Lazaretto, though.

oh 100% agreed

Digging the weirdness of the new album. Probably not as much as you, Joey, but still. Way to keep it fresh.

Over and Over and Over is my initial favorite. Let's see if that holds up.

bodysnatcher wrote:https://www.theonion.com/supreme-court- ... 1825391171

I was sorted interested in how exactly Seven Nation Army became so tied to Soccer. In Italy it's called the Po Po Po Song.

How a White Stripes song became the biggest soccer anthem of all time

https://www.cbc.ca/radio/q/blog/how-a-w ... -1.4733900

Doesn't Ohio State use it as well?

Jack played WaMu Theater in Seattle last night (half a block from Safeco Field). Great, great show, including an unexpected cover of Daughter. He's doing these shows without set lists, and it was pretty cool to watch him call out the songs and essentially conduct the band. And, the no cellphone approach was great. Totally seamless process in terms of getting phones locked into and out of the Yonder bags, and it seemed like the audience was more engaged than the past few shows I've been to.

andyaley wrote:Jack played WaMu Theater in Seattle last night (half a block from Safeco Field). Great, great show, including an unexpected cover of Daughter. He's doing these shows without set lists, and it was pretty cool to watch him call out the songs and essentially conduct the band. And, the no cellphone approach was great. Totally seamless process in terms of getting phones locked into and out of the Yonder bags, and it seemed like the audience was more engaged than the past few shows I've been to.

Saw him Sunday in Vancouver and have to say that every show should be no phone shows.

For any fan of Jack, the last episode of Revisionist History podcast season 3 is a must listen

The band doesn't seem to know the song that well. A few bungled chord changes coming into and out of the chorus

i thought it sounded good. Really cool to be there and saw that live.

theplatypus wrote:The band doesn't seem to know the song that well. A few bungled chord changes coming into and out of the chorus

It seemed very impromptu, but Jack had a big smile on his face and the audience was into it. Definitely a cool moment, especially after being there for Eddie's cover of We're Going to Be Friends at the Wednesday Safeco show (and missing Daughter / WMA / It's Ok on Friday because I picked the wrong show!).

andyaley wrote:Jack played WaMu Theater in Seattle last night (half a block from Safeco Field). Great, great show, including an unexpected cover of Daughter. He's doing these shows without set lists, and it was pretty cool to watch him call out the songs and essentially conduct the band. And, the no cellphone approach was great. Totally seamless process in terms of getting phones locked into and out of the Yonder bags, and it seemed like the audience was more engaged than the past few shows I've been to.

would have been a fun show, but i refuse to go to shows in that venue. it's so bad. oh well. cover of Daughter would have been cool to hear