I would like to think current events might be galvanizing this powerful group of 5 to write AND record. This is like no other time in history and this is like no other band. Nobody owes us but I would love to hear their collective voices express and reflect
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As far as working together...they were pretty sneaky with Gigaton, so it's a possibility!
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I disagree with Gigaton being sneaky. At Fenway 2018, Eddie said the next time they'd be together would be in the studio. That was after Can't Deny Me and the email that said it was off an "upcoming release."
Yes, they obviously hit the reset button, but a lot of people were expecting something in the middle of 2018. In the middle of 2019, we started to hear rumblings of "the new album is done" as some other fans weren't believing those very believable rumors. Some fans were "feeling a small tour in 2020, maybe similar to Home Away" while the rest of us all but knew what was planned.
Timeline:
Early 2018: Can't Deny Me is released and the band teases "the upcoming album."
September 2018: Eddie says the next time the band will be together will be in the studio.
2019??: Jeff (I think) goes on the "record" and says they're kicking around ideas.
Later in 2019: Very believable rumors about the new album being done. Some people choose not to believe the rumors and "are feeling" a very small tour.
Early 2020: Gigaton is released.
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Also, that it took them 7 years to come up with an album they were happy with does not auger well for a speedy follow up. As Stone said in whatever interview it was a month or so ago, they’re getting older and slowing down. Let’s have a proper Gigaton tour before worrying about what’s next.
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Whenever the tour is, we're not gonna get as many b-sides and rarities like we did in 2016 and 2018. Those songs will essentially be replaced by new stuff.
I don't see why they couldn't release this other album and tour off both, especially if shows continue to be over 28 songs long and maybe even closer to 33-35.
But, OTOH, a later release would help guarantee another tour. To release them both now, you're essentially combining tours.
But, also... we've heard this before. Remember the Backspacer II that was supposed to be the "quick follow-up" in 2011 or so? Whoopsies.
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2. they could all get covid tested and practice together if they wanted. they obviously have other things they'd rather do. they won't even get together to do a streaming show, they just offer past shows for people to watch
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