Red Mosquito

evenslow wrote:

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:

Thurman Murman wrote:

southp wrote:

logan5ive wrote:

dprival78 wrote:any rumblings out there about a possible late night TV appearance to promote this thing?

they need to get back to letterman.

Oct.24

Grievance on Letterman before the Binaural release was mind-blowing.

It was! But then we got that neutered studio version...

I love the studio version, but that Leatherman performance was awesome, i just watched it again

Wait. Letterman is Leatherman?

According to my tablet he is

Although Ed couldn't curse, the Save You performance on Letterman was rockin', too.

Coach wrote:Although Ed couldn't curse, the Save You performance on Letterman was rockin', too.

wow, totally forgot about that

Ckuf me if I say something you don't want to hear, ckuf me!

I honestly don't think I've ever seen that.

Me neither.

It's on YouTube (or at least it was about six months ago). And yes, it's good.

Well ill be.

Grievance on Letterman was a flawed performance, I wasn't very excited about it but I did manage to convince myself the studio version would be much better.

On second thought......good songs also sound good live, guys.

verb_to_trust wrote:Grievance on Letterman was a flawed performance, I wasn't very excited about it but I did manage to convince myself the studio version would be much better.

On second thought......good songs also sound good live, guys.

That was a low blow.

Grievance flawed? WTF?

I can't find any flaws in either Letterman performance. They're on fire on both. Having said that, the LB performance was shoddy regardless of the studio version, and a Letterman performance of the same song with much improved sound quality would probably vastly improve it.

The letterman grievance is kinda lacklustre ive always felt, but then again so is the studio version.

that's such a good grievance. It's really the only one of the live TV performances I can say I really love

Thurman Murman wrote:

What's with their clothes in this one? Stone looks like he's going to an engagement party, Mike's wearing a skivvy (turtleneck) and cheq pants - so he looks like he's going to give himself a wedgie while looking for his maths book, and Ed looks like a hobo.

you know, come to think of it I may prefer that grievance to the studio version. But I also admit that I fully expected the studio version to improve on it

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

Thurman Murman wrote:

What's with their clothes in this one? Stone looks like he's going to an engagement party, Mike's wearing a skivvy (turtleneck) and cheq pants - so he looks like he's going to give himself a wedgie while looking for his maths book, and Ed looks like a hobo.

Skivvies! Are! Back!

stip wrote:

That takes me back. I distinctly remember staying up just to watch it, then watched the VHS recording over and over for several weeks after that. I still have the tape somewhere.