Heard it twice (first and second time played). Was cool hearing a song for the first time but other than that the song did nothing for me. Don't understand why people rave on about it being a great song when it's just average, can see why they left it off the album
I honestly do not see what is so great about this song. For one Eddie does not appear to have finalized lyrics, up to his standard. Sounds like he has a rough draft... The song needs more groove on the drum side. I like Cameron but his drumming sounds so square sometimes - like lacks rhythm. The Solo/Jam Part Sounds A Little Out Of Context WUTH The Rest Of The Song, At points. I actually like the last bit, sounds the grooviest. Would like them to just take that part and build a song around that. Overall just needs something different - feels like a song that was never finished.
I think Ed does have finished lyrics to this. I remember reading an Avocado preview in Rolling Stone and Jeff was talking about a Peter Gabriel ish type song Ed wrote they were all excited about called of the Earth.
I also definitely think it's more on the "big mess" side of things, as songs go. I would not really want to hear it live, let alone hear it on an album.
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I also definitely think it's more on the "big mess" side of things, as songs go. I would not really want to hear it live, let alone hear it on an album.
It was my favorite of the night in Denver. It is a total fucking jam live.
I also definitely think it's more on the "big mess" side of things, as songs go. I would not really want to hear it live, let alone hear it on an album.
It was my favorite of the night in Denver. It is a total fucking jam live.
I think I've only ever heard that one live version, I think from the first time they played it, in 2010 was it?? I'll check out the Denver version. Maybe they've improved upon it in the last few years.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
I also definitely think it's more on the "big mess" side of things, as songs go. I would not really want to hear it live, let alone hear it on an album.
It was my favorite of the night in Denver. It is a total fucking jam live.
I think I've only ever heard that one live version, I think from the first time they played it, in 2010 was it?? I'll check out the Denver version. Maybe they've improved upon it in the last few years.
Yeah, I thought it was tighter. Try with headphones and turn it up.
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Genuinely one of my least favourite things they've ever put together
Words seem so out of place is an improv, no?
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probably my fav improv i've heard
The song needs more groove on the drum side. I like Cameron but his drumming sounds so square sometimes - like lacks rhythm.
The Solo/Jam Part Sounds A Little Out Of Context WUTH The Rest Of The Song, At points.
I actually like the last bit, sounds the grooviest. Would like them to just take that part and build a song around that.
Overall just needs something different - feels like a song that was never finished.
It would be the best song of riot act imo!
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