Red Mosquito

I don't know why I was worried about this. I like it...a lot. I do wish we had a new song here, but I'm enjoying this.

Brilliant:)

Heartbreaking lyrics set to a song you can bounce around your kitchen to.

Brilliant:)

My favourite ed to pj sing conversion ever possibly. They knocked it over the fence

dimejinky99 wrote:Brilliant:)

Heartbreaking lyrics set to a song you can bounce around your kitchen to.

Brilliant:)

My favourite ed to pj sing conversion ever possibly. They knocked it over the fence

I'm frustrated with this...because this is the approach SOS should have been given but no they had to make it the sum of their weaknesses.

its alright i guess.

meladori magpie, maybe (the SP song this reminds me).


The start of this is great, and totally warrants inclusion on the record. Some bits that got attached that don't need to be here.


Matt and Jeff are the heroes here.

Mike's solo (I assume it's mike) is unnecessary.

this is what they were going for with speed of sound, I think. They basically got it right this time.

stip wrote:this is what they were going for with speed of sound, I think. They basically got it right this time.

If studio SoS sounded like this....

I think it turned out okay. I laughed when it started, though.

Was anyone else reminded of Supertramp "Goodbye Stranger" at some point in the second half? That made me laugh too.

stip wrote:meladori magpie, maybe (the SP song this reminds me).


The start of this is great, and totally warrants inclusion on the record. Some bits that got attached that don't need to be here.


Matt and Jeff are the heroes here.

Mike's solo (I assume it's mike) is unnecessary.

Nooo I like the solo. It's unnecessary in the same way that most of a KOL song is unnecessary but sounds really nice anyway.

Jeff is *really* good on this song. All the guitars are actually. Stone's electric has a similar sound to Sirens.

As someone who's never heard the solo ukulele version, I can say...this is pretty obviously a solo ukulele song that has been needlessly stretched to fit over a band' s full skeleton. I mean it's pretty, but contextually it just doesn't make much sense.

"I should have know there was someone else"

Goddamn what an opening line. Never picked up on that. Never bought the record, though.

McParadigm wrote:"I should have know there was someone else"

Goddamn what an opening line. Never picked up on that. Never bought the record, though.

Ukulele songs is really fantastic. Its unfortunate people wont even give it a try because of the Uke...

SBM is the best original on the uke record and this version shows how in tune this band are as a unit.

I like it.

Strat wrote:

McParadigm wrote:"I should have know there was someone else"

Goddamn what an opening line. Never picked up on that. Never bought the record, though.

Ukulele songs is really fantastic. Its unfortunate people wont even give it a try because of the Uke...

That's no why I didn't buy it, sweetie.

McParadigm wrote:

Strat wrote:

McParadigm wrote:"I should have know there was someone else"

Goddamn what an opening line. Never picked up on that. Never bought the record, though.

Ukulele songs is really fantastic. Its unfortunate people wont even give it a try because of the Uke...

That's no why I didn't buy it, sweetie.

Oh, uh, well, ....

dimejinky99 wrote:SBM is the best original on the uke record and this version shows how in tune this band are as a unit.

I'm a bigger fan of Without You but I can get behind this.

Strat wrote:

McParadigm wrote:"I should have know there was someone else"

Goddamn what an opening line. Never picked up on that. Never bought the record, though.

Ukulele songs is really fantastic. Its unfortunate people wont even give it a try because of the Uke...

hell, even my wife didn't like that record, and she's an Ed fanboy!

the first 20-25 minutes of his Minneapolis show were definitely "beer/piss break"