Originally posted by aussiemofo:C'mon guys, let's have 'em. Only a couple of days left to post.
Originally posted by drewhiggins:
Hearing Discotheque from the band that seems to have officially disowned Pop was interesting, and nice to see they gave it a good run.
Originally posted by aussiemofo:[..]
Certainly if last tour is any indication, but remember on Elevation, Pop was decently represented. I for one am hoping they can accommodate some more Pop songs next tour at the expense of perhaps a few AB songs.
They've re-worked Discotheque a treat and I could realistically see them doing the same treatment for Mofo, Gone, Staring, and Last Night...
Originally posted by haytrain:[..]
I think I'm gonna have to disagree. Pop was well-represented on Elevation because it was their most previous album. We all expect to hear quite a few Vertigos probably COBL and SYCMIOYO on the next tour, because it's freshest in people's minds. If they had huge radio singles off of Pop, I'd expect to hear them, but...that's not really the case. Don't get me wrong, I'd go nuts if they blew the dust off of some of the Pop catalog, but I just don't see it happening.
Originally posted by aussiemofo:[..]
Fair enough, but was your average concert-goer all that familiar with The First Time, Miss Sarajevo, The Ocean, even Electric Co. either?
I understand what you're saying though.
Originally posted by aussiemofo:[..]
Fair enough, but was your average concert-goer all that familiar with The First Time, Miss Sarajevo, The Ocean, even Electric Co. either?
I understand what you're saying though.
Originally posted by drewhiggins:[..]
And compared to those songs, with the average concert-goer in mind, would they actually even think much of them?
When it's my shot for the BRT picking, I've got something nobody has ever come up with, let alone even thought of worth doing - and worthwhile.
Originally posted by aussiemofo:[..]
Conspiracy of Hope
Originally posted by drewhiggins:[..]
Nope. It'd be the last thing you'd ever think of. But it is the oldest show we have here (I wonder if we can call it a show, technically).