That's a nice track and it captures the mood of the live version nicely. I need to listen to this more often!
Posts by Nanunami
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As to whether they're songs nobody knows, I think that depends on the perspective of when people attend the concerts.
For example: for someone who saw the show in April, I could imagine the setlist would be somewhat daunting-since almost half of the setlist are songs that no one has ever heard before! I know for myself at least, I would hate to attend a concert of one of my favorite artists-and almost half of the songs are completely unfamiliar to me!
For someone seeing the concert in later months (like myself, in October) I imagine it'll be a very different experience. By the time I go in three weeks, I will already know and have enjoyed all of the songs except for two! So for me, I'll be going to a concert where I actually know almost all of the songs. And it's all just because of which month I'm going.Saw the show in Europe and I cannot agree to what you wrote. I enjoyed every minute, though I didn't not know half of the new tracks. It was quite an experience!
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Really? .... I'll pass this time.
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9/15. i did like the album more when it came out. Today it sounds a bit boring.
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Not sure about this one. Both mixes have a lot I like, but maybe the Dark-Side Mix is a bit more emotional?
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It took some time but at least we got another goodie that's not i/o related. I have this already but it's nice to see it here as well.
What else do you want to have via BANDCAMP?
I hope for this alternate version of "Come talk to me", which was played briefly in one of the US related video documentaries (not sure where that was). And of course I think he has plenty of stuff that could be interesting
to be honest I was hoping for more stuff beside the i/o releases. He must have tons of versions, demos etc. Hoping that will come after the i/o release.
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Latest tour trailer says "i/o coming soon". So maybe "the making of i/o" will also come to an end after 20 years?
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I have noticed CDs like that have appeared on the market. Now we have a ton of releases. I wonder if any of those are worth the money.
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I expect them to play the same set in North America. I don't think they will change anything...
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I never was really interested in live footage from that tour. I enjoyed the shows and the atmosphere and was always afraid any footage might take that feeling away.
Having seen this, I am really grateful this nippet found the way to publication.
But still, I hope they won't do a complete show (as far as I know they only recorded rehearsals anyway).
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A lovely track! I find it difficult to rate this right now, this feels more like a starlight in the album context, at least that's my impression right now. So, more on that later, once we have the whole picture.
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I prefer the dark side mix here. The track is a grower and especially after the live show one of my favorites. 13/15…
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I like the band session version. I wonder why Pete didn't use this to extend the live verison a bit. That can be a great band moment live.
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Dull, lifeless. And that clunky line, "memories will remind you" is, I assume, by Phil, as it's in the same ballpark as "There's nothing left here to remind me, just a memory of your face" - neither of which make any real sense, would you ever say that in a conversation? "The only thing that reminds me of our World Cup win is the memory of winning it." As Duncan Banatyne would say, "I'm Ooot!"
TBF, It's not the only weak bit of lyric in there, the "late at night" line is weak too.
I agree ...
... the track was never my cup of tea, but it worked well live, especially during the 2007 and 2021/2022 tours. So, emotional 11 points from me ...
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Have tix for Zoetermeer, looking forward to this!
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I managed to get a copy via a friend of mine who attended the London show. What a fabulous programme that is! A hundred pages full of details about the band, the art, the projects, the production. What more can you ask for?
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RtJ is now my number 4
Olive Tree is in my Top 3. I didn’t think that would happen after I heard that track in concert but here we are. Catchy, still Gabriel and an unexpected tribute to his old band mate Phil (although I am pretty sure that wasn’t intentional). Thanks for this. New album seems to be a really good one!