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In our last e-missive, there was a passing reference to the fact that summer is upon us. That, my friends, does not appear to still be true in some northwestern climes. Fall seems to be creeping in with its mossy, moldering fingers.
And so: what better time to hit the road to bring our Decemberists' entertainments to the public, to the masses? And so: the Decemberists will be bringing the Bridesmaid Revisted Tour 2008 to a few fair US cities in November. Dates are as follow:
11-05 New York, NY - Terminal 5
11-06 Boston, MA - The Orpheum
11-07 Philadelphia, PA - Electric Factory
11-08 Baltimore, MD - Ram's Head Live
11-09 Ithaca, NY - Cornell University, Barton Hall
11-11 Montclair, NJ - Wellmont Theatre
11-24 Los Angeles, CA - The Wiltern
11-25 San Francisco, CA - Warfield Theatre
11-29 Portland, OR - Crystal Ballroom
11-30 Seattle, WA - The Moore Theatre
A limited number of pre-order tickets go on sale today, September 2nd, to the public on a first-come, first-serve basis at http://www.decemberists.com.tickets.musictoday.com. General ticket on-sales begin on Saturday, September 6th for East Coast dates and on Saturday, September 13th for West Coast dates. Our good friends and fellow PDXers Loch Lomond will be opening the dates.
They're playing on my wife's birthday.. It's a Saturday and the closest they come to us all tour.
We'll still miss it. :-(
so excited... till i saw that they don't come anywhere near me... bummer
Quote from: jedifunk on September 02, 2008, 01:35:38 PM
so excited... till i saw that they don't come anywhere near me... bummer
ditto.
Quote from: jedifunk on September 02, 2008, 01:35:38 PM
so excited... till i saw that they don't come anywhere near me... bummer
yep.
Well, I for one will try to catch them in NYC.
Wasn't really that excited, but would've gone to see a Toronto show...
Did they ever make up the dates for those shows they canceled? Weren't they going to play one night of all long songs, then another night of all short songs?
That tour was outright canceled after one two-night stand.
The recordings fromt hose shows (Chicago) are on the Archive and are terrific.
Quote from: rowjimmy on September 02, 2008, 10:55:30 PM
That tour was outright canceled after one two-night stand.
The recordings fromt hose shows (Chicago) are on the Archive and are terrific.
QFT. The recordings on the llama are fantastic.
What was the reason for canceling?
I believe it was illness.
They had previously canceled some Europe dates and then tried the long & short of it tour a month later but the person was not well enough to manage.
end of sons and daughters. should have grabbed more video. i'll post a few pics later.
RJ, the setlist was pretty much the same as 10/30, but they added several more songs in INCLUDING Mariner's Revenge, where Chris Funk came out with a stand-up cardboard figure of Obama instead of the giant whale mouth :)
I'm hoping for another tour soon, with a Toronto stop.
Nice vid.
Shame you didn't shoot more video, that was a cool vantage point.
I sort of agree with Matt, I hope they tour soon and come to DC.
didn't have enough space on the memory card. i swapped out with my buddy to try it out at the end. it was a GREAT spot to see the show. i had read horrible things about the sound in that place, so i wanted to be in a decent spot. you can hear how the sound drops off greatly just as i panned the camera.
hope you guys get to see them. unbelievable show. they played until they got thrown off the stage due to a curfew on the performances; they actually started before 9 and played for about 2 1/2 hours with no real break. i'll post a setlist later when i can focus.
Quote from: rowjimmy on November 06, 2008, 09:06:44 AM
Nice vid.
Shame you didn't shoot more video, that was a cool vantage point.
I sort of agree with Matt, I hope they tour soon and come to DC.
can you get to the Baltimore show?
*edit* just saw that it's your wife's birthday.
pics from last night [not my album]:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nydave/sets/72157608697930613/show/
yeah, another tour, where i get to finally see them.
Quote from: shoreline99 on November 06, 2008, 09:32:16 AM
Quote from: rowjimmy on November 06, 2008, 09:06:44 AM
Nice vid.
Shame you didn't shoot more video, that was a cool vantage point.
I sort of agree with Matt, I hope they tour soon and come to DC.
can you get to the Baltimore show?
*edit* just saw that it's your wife's birthday.
pics from last night [not my album]:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nydave/sets/72157608697930613/show/
Yeah...
I wish
Hey RJ -
just posted to the llama - 11/12/08 @ MSU
http://www.archive.org/details/decemberists2008-11-12.prisoncity
Sweet
http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/index.php/2008/11/18/in-the-studio-the-decemberists-return-with-fairy-tale-album/
Quote"Everyone's going to call it a rock opera", says the Decemberists' frontman, Colin Meloy. "I've just got to come around to that." Meloy is in the midst of mixing the band's fifth album Hazards of Love, at an Oregon city studio. It's very different from the Decemberists' 2006 major-label debut, The Crane Wife: producer Tucker Maritime is piecing together 16 or so segments into a continuous, hour-long narrative suite that riffs on folk-song archetypes. It's a twisted, fantastical story about a woman named Margaret who is ravaged by a shape-shifting animal; her lover, William, who is desperate for the two of them to be reunited; a forest queen; and a villainous rake. "There's a story there, but it's really painted in broad strokes," says Meloy.
At first, Hazards of Love was going to be an actual musical, staged by director Michael Mayer (Spring Awakening). The story that Meloy came up with, however, was "practically unstageable," the frontman says. (The pair are still hoping to work together, perhaps on something about a 1917 labor dispute in Montana.)
Musically, Hazards of Love is the Decemberists' full-on classic-rock move, with Meloy and guitarist Chris Funk's pretty Zep-style fingerpicking punctuated by crushing stoner-metal lurches. They're joined by guest vocalists including Lavender Diamond's Becky Stark, who sings the knockout "Margaret in the Taiga", and My Brightest Diamond's Shara Worden. "I wanted to have different voices singing different songs, so it would be like a fake musical," Meloy explained. On the Decemberists' spring tour, the band will be playing the entire album straight through.
In the meantime, the quintet are touring this fall behind a new series of singles, most notably "Valerie Plame", an ode to the outed CIA operitive. "When she was in the news," Meloy says, "I'd hear her name all the time on the radio - the cadence was perfect for a pop song."
Sounds Dope.
The Decemberists are the most unassuming rockers since Phish.
I also love Becky Stark.
Final thought: Valerie Plame is a great tune.
Quote from: mattstick on November 18, 2008, 07:02:58 PM
Sounds Dope.
The Decemberists are the most unassuming rockers since Phish.
I also love Becky Stark.
Final thought: Valerie Plame is a great tune.
Valerie Plame was a lot of fun live, with the crowd totally into it. Of the new songs, there are few that I don't like and if that's any indication [that these didn't make the cut for the new cd], it should be great.
The new CD drops March 24th. Several of the new tracks are floating around as live versions.
oh, and congrats on 10k. :beers:
New record sounds dope. I cannot wait.
As for Valeria Plame; single of the year.
luv me some decemberists
Did you guys get the extended version of Valerie Plame from the Decemberists gmail account? Clocks in at 6:47 or something like that.
Quote from: mattstick on November 18, 2008, 08:40:06 PM
Did you guys get the extended version of Valerie Plame from the Decemberists gmail account? Clocks in at 6:47 or something like that.
Glad that got passed on to you. The long version, i think, was of Days of Elaine.
Oh yeah 8-)
Damn bonghits after dinner, Days of Elaine is pretty good too.
that singles album has the extended version on it
Yes, it's on the download, not sure if it's on the vinyl or not.
The gmail account is being updated regularly...
Quote from: rowjimmy on November 18, 2008, 09:33:44 PM
The gmail account is being updated regularly...
The MSU show is going up tonight, it's been on the archive for a couple of days. Lots of good stuff in there tho. I was looking for the instrumental Crane Wife.
are the dates announced yet for the spring tour? (sorry if I didn't read thoroughly enough)
Nope.
They have a couple more dates this month and then that's it for the year. Nothing else has been announced.
also re: the long Days of Elaine:
Quote from: shoreline99 on November 18, 2008, 09:02:30 PM
Yes, it's on the download, not sure if it's on the vinyl or not.
It's one of the B-sides of the Days of Elaine single.
I can't wait for the records to come. I cheaped out and ordered them with the single-shipping option so I have to wait until next month for the package.
Quote from: rowjimmy on November 19, 2008, 07:52:07 AM
Nope.
They have a couple more dates this month and then that's it for the year. Nothing else has been announced.
also re: the long Days of Elaine:
Quote from: shoreline99 on November 18, 2008, 09:02:30 PM
Yes, it's on the download, not sure if it's on the vinyl or not.
It's one of the B-sides of the Days of Elaine single.
I can't wait for the records to come. I cheaped out and ordered them with the single-shipping option so I have to wait until next month for the package.
Yeah, i looked last night but was too lazy to post.
RJ, if you have time, grab 'The Island' from the MSU show. it was the highlight of the show. That and the fact that Colin Meloy says 'Hello University of Michigan' at the beginning of the concert...
I only ordered the Days of Elaine and Valerie Plame singles, skipped the Raincoat Song disc... I also had to order another copy of The Crane Wife for a friend...
Quote from: mattstick on November 19, 2008, 08:05:08 AM
I only ordered the Days of Elaine and Valerie Plame singles, skipped the Raincoat Song disc... I also had to order another copy of The Crane Wife for a friend...
I ordered the whole set... didn't see any reason not to.
Now I just need Picaresque and I'll have all of their vinyl.
I have Picaresque, I'd play it every day if I could too...
Hey did you ever see the ep of Mad Men with The Decemberists track in the intro?
edit to add: we should change the name of this thread to "Decemberists Discussion" and move it into the General board.
Picaresque is great... just need the vinyl.
These days I think I spin Castaways & Cutouts the most.
As for Mad Men, nope. Still on Season 1.
I just bit the bullet and ordered the vinyl for the singles, to go with my Crane Wife lp's..
My father in law is building a bunch of custom furniture for Colin Meloy right now, here in Portland. Says he is a nice guy.
Quote from: caravan2001 on November 19, 2008, 11:34:58 AM
My father in law is building a bunch of custom furniture for Colin Meloy right now, here in Portland. Says he is a nice guy.
by almost all accounts he and his wife are pretty cool people. i have a friend in Portland who has run into them several times out and around town at local arts functions...
http://decemberists.com/iphone-news.html (http://decemberists.com/iphone-news.html)
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Colin Live on KEXP This Friday
Colin will play live on Seattle's KEXP Friday at 1:30pm ET. Colin's set, which will include several songs as well as an interview, comes live from the lobby of the Ace Hotel New York, as part of a series of live performances that KEXP is hosting there this week. It's free to attend. More info here. You can hear it live on KEXP.org.
If I weren't going to be on the train, I'd be all psyched for this.
Looking forward to it coming on the KEXP Live Music podcast...
Quote from: rowjimmy on October 22, 2010, 11:06:00 AM
If I weren't going to be on the train, I'd be all psyched for this.
Looking forward to it coming on the KEXP Live Music podcast...
Missed the live broadcast. Hopefully the podcast will pop up soon.
I've been looking at this for a while now and decided i have to do this.
That Russian group was pretty solid. Not Particularly my favorite part in Russian History but it's better then say..........Brechnev Era Soviet Union.
New Summer Dates
*Big Sky Brewery Missoula, MT 07-22*
Can't wait
Decemberists, followed by Phish at the Gorge. Sounds like 2009 all over again. Lets hope both shows are as good.
http://decemberists.tickets.musictoday.com/Decemberists/calendar.aspx?utm_source=The+Decemberists&utm_campaign=7d1ee8a56b-The_Decemberists_News_11_26_0911_26_2009&utm_medium=email&utm_source=The+Decemberists&utm_campaign=720a2261bb-The_Decemberists_News_11_26_0911_26_2009&utm_medium=email
Other Dates:
QuoteEvent Date Venue Venue/State Status
4/21/2011 Benedum Center for the Performing Arts Pittsburgh,PA PreSale Closed
4/23/2011 Lifestyle Communities Pavilion Columbus,OH PreSale Closed
4/26/2011 Iroquois Park Amphitheater Louisville,KY PreSale Closed
4/27/2011 The Pageant Saint Louis,MO PreSale Closed
4/29/2011 House of Blues - Dallas Dallas,TX PreSale Closed
4/30/2011 Stubb's Bar-B-Q Austin,TX PreSale Closed
5/02/2011 Cobb Energy Centre Atlanta,GA PreSale Closed
5/29/2011 Les Schwab Amphitheatre Bend,OR PreSale Closed
6/11/2011 Raleigh Amphitheater Raleigh,NC PreSale Closed
6/13/2011 Merriweather Post Pavilion Columbia,MD PreSale Closed
6/14/2011 Prospect Park Brooklyn,NY PreSale Closed
6/15/2011 Historic Philadelphia Academy Of Music Philadelphia,PA PreSale Closed
7/20/2011 Idaho Botanical Gardens BOISE,ID On Sale Now
7/22/2011 Big Sky Brewery Missoula,MT On Sale Now
7/25/2011 Aragon Ballroom Chicago,IL On Sale Now
7/26/2011 Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica Cleveland,OH On Sale Now
7/27/2011 Interlochen Center for the Arts - Kresge Auditorium Interlochen,MI On Sale Now
7/29/2011 Borgata Event Center Atlantic City,NJ On Sale Now
8/01/2011 Artpark Lewiston,NY On Sale Now
8/03/2011 nTelos Wireless Pavilion Charlottesville,VA On Sale Now
8/04/2011 Riverbend Music Center Cincinnati,OH On Sale Now
8/05/2011 The Lawn at White River State Park Indianapolis,IN On Sale Now
8/08/2011 Stubb's Bar-B-Q Austin,TX On Sale Now
8/11/2011 Mesa Arts Center - Ikeda Theater Mesa,AZ PreSale Closed
Colin Meloy played at the Newport Folk Festival a few weeks ago and played a few new songs, they're pretty good. During the set Black Prarie (the bluegrass band that is the Decemberists minus Meloy) came out and joined him for a few songs. NPR has the set streaming.
http://www.npr.org/event/music/204518144/colin-meloy-live-in-concert-newport-folk-2013
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/the-decemberists-will-play-first-headlining-concert-in-3-years-20140305
QuoteThe Decemberists haven't played a headlining concert since August 2011, but they're shaking off the rust in support of a great cause: On Friday, May 30th, the eclectic folk-rock band will present "V Is For Victory," a benefit concert raising funds for an Oregon school for autistic students.
The band will perform the entirety of their debut LP, 2002's Castaways and Cutouts, along with other "sentimental favorites." The show will be held at the Crystall Ballroom in Portland, kicking off at 8 p.m. local time; indie-rocker Sallie Ford will open.
Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/the-decemberists-will-play-first-headlining-concert-in-3-years-20140305#ixzz2vDnnxtI5
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I would like to see that.
Quote from: rowjimmy on March 06, 2014, 07:10:30 PM
I would like to see that.
Me too. Hopefully a tape will make the rounds.
The Crystal will probably be jam packed for that (if people still like the Decemberists). My father-in-law built this insane guitar rack/display thing for Colin Meloy at his house that fills a whole wall and fits like 25 guitars and is basically a big giant enclosed showcase that is climate controlled and super pimp. I need to have him build me one once I hit it big! Colin Meloy has a son that is special needs so I am guessing they are involved in the school that the benefit is for....
I'm sure that enough people care about the band or the cause to fill that gig.
I wasn't aware of Colin's son but they've got a decent track record of doing good things for people & orgs. so, either way I'm not surprised by this. It is certainly about thine the band got back onstage.
I'd just love to see them perform Castaways & Cutouts. What a great album.
/me adds another to the queue.
Quote from: rowjimmy on March 08, 2014, 12:21:25 AM
I'm sure that enough people care about the band or the cause to fill that gig.
I wasn't aware of Colin's son but they've got a decent track record of doing good things for people & orgs. so, either way I'm not surprised by this. It is certainly about thine the band got back onstage.
I'd just love to see them perform Castaways & Cutouts. What a great album.
/me adds another to the queue.
Show is sold out...I checked for fun, not that I would go. And I probably get in through burmesepython if I wanted to. Website also says they are doing a new album. My experience with the Decemberists (beyond videos and things) is limited to the only album I have which is the Crane Wife. I will check out C&C on your reco....
Quote from: Caravan2001 on March 08, 2014, 01:19:46 AM
Quote from: rowjimmy on March 08, 2014, 12:21:25 AM
I'm sure that enough people care about the band or the cause to fill that gig.
I wasn't aware of Colin's son but they've got a decent track record of doing good things for people & orgs. so, either way I'm not surprised by this. It is certainly about thine the band got back onstage.
I'd just love to see them perform Castaways & Cutouts. What a great album.
/me adds another to the queue.
Show is sold out...I checked for fun, not that I would go. And I probably get in through burmesepython if I wanted to. Website also says they are doing a new album. My experience with the Decemberists (beyond videos and things) is limited to the only album I have which is the Crane Wife. I will check out C&C on your reco....
Also check out The King Is Dead and make sure you get it's companion EP, Long Live The King. It has the Rowjimmy cover on it.
And get this triple vinyl: "We All Raise Our Voices To The Air (Live Songs 04.11-08.11)"
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Looks like the band will be making a guest appearance on Parks and Recreation...
http://t.co/cVvd5qoWM8
Tickets are now on sale for the second "V is for Victory" benefit concert at Crystal Ballroom on May 29th:
Standard - http://bit.ly/Victory5-29tix
VIP - http://bit.ly/Victory5-29vip
VIP tickets include early entrance to the show, a pre-show reception with the band (with light food and drink served), and a special limited-edition signed poster.
New album in January, pre-sale now and a new video with Nick Offerman which is amusing.
http://youtu.be/Yb8oUbMrydk
I like the song.
Decemberists show added - September 24th at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester.
Limited pre-sale tickets are available now and the public on sale is this Friday, July 31 at noon ET.
Fan club presale link: http://www.decemberists.com/?event=51193
I'm in, who else can make it for beers pre show?
making a run through the Hazards of Love. such a sick rock opera
Quote from: blatboom on July 29, 2015, 07:42:54 AM
making a run through the Hazards of Love. such a sick rock opera
I've been on that one on and off for a few weeks.
Love it.
Wish I could hit that Cap show but it's not to be.
me and my buddy at the recent Cville show got hyped any time they played a Hazards song, so dark
Quote from: blatboom on July 29, 2015, 07:53:50 AM
me and my buddy at the recent Cville show got hyped any time they played a Hazards song, so dark
Seeing the full album at Charlottesville was amazing.
Listening to the recording on the drive home through a zero visibility downpour on pitch black country roads: terrifying.
wait were we together for that? I saw a Hazards show but feel like it was at the National. I might have been solo or it could have been DC who the hell knows
Quote from: blatboom on July 29, 2015, 08:00:07 AM
wait were we together for that? I saw a Hazards show but feel like it was at the National. I might have been solo or it could have been DC who the hell knows
You were not at the Charlottesville show. I was solo. Pretty sure I texted you after about how awesome it was and how lame you were for missing it.
Then the storm hit.
I had tickets for the HOL Radio City show but had to cancel at the last minute due to a work commitment. Teh suck. I still regret that decision.
Wife and kids are going to see the Shelburne Museum show on Thursday night (all ages, outdoor concert, picnic etc.). Can't make that so I'm glad they added a date here.
In other unrelated news, Robert Plant added a Cap date on 9/17. Anyone want in? I'm gonna grab a pair of tickets if I can. Saw him there on his first pass through, it was an awesome show.
Quote from: rowjimmy on July 29, 2015, 07:52:48 AM
Wish I could hit that Cap show but it's not to be.
You guys ever make it up beers are on me. :beers:
Quote from: blatboom on July 29, 2015, 07:53:50 AM
me and my buddy at the recent Cville show got hyped any time they played a Hazards song, so dark
Hey Blat - FYI that show is up on etree. http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=580247
well look at that. thanks bud!
DatBrad makes a good tape. Nice guy too.
Really enjoying this band lately, their new album and their back catalogue. Learning some stuff of theirs too on the piano, probably will post June Hymn on FB and if/when so will bring it into this thread. Their NPR Tiny Desk Concert has been on the loop for weeks, and their latest was played out during a recent FL to IN drive.
Band brings a smile to my face.
Setlist from the show last night:
The Singer Addresses His Audience
July, July!
Down by the Water
Hank Eat Your Oatmeal / Calamity Song
Make You Better
Eli, the Barrow Boy
The Island
Anti-Summersong
Summersong
Philomena
The Wrong Year
The National Anthem
16 Military Wives
O, Valencia!
A Beginning Song
Encore:
Prelude
The Hazards of Love 1 (The Prettiest Whistles Won't Wrestle the Thistles Undone)
A Bower Scene
Won't Want for Love (Margaret in the Taiga)
The Rake's Song
The Hazards of Love 4 (The Drowned)
Encore 2:
The Mariner's Revenge Song
My wife said that basically the first encore was a stripped down Hazards of Love. Pretty cool. Kids loved the show.
Looks like a good one!
that looks sick!
So, any thoughts on the new album?
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I've been listing to it quite a bit this week, thanks to streaming from NPR before I found a copy. This one does for me what I want a Decemberists album to do. The first couple of listens you like certain songs and not others. On subsequent listens, you begin to like all the songs as a theme emerges. Then the whole album sits in your head.
I'm an admitted fan boy and generally lap up everything Meloy writes. I was first exposed to him at poetry readings in Missoula in the 90s when I had an obsession with becoming a poet myself. Following Meloy at several of these readings showed me just how far I had to go to really write something unique. I once made him, and the rest of the audience, sit through a reading of "Celebration of the Lizard" by Jim Morrison. Fortunately he read next.
I mention that because his writing brings me back to that time, and for that I probably give him a little leeway. The shout out to Rimbaud and Baudelaire in "Suckers Prayer" brought me immediately back, as those were very hot writers in those circles at that time. Also fits with the theme of unrequited love if you know the story of Rimbaud and Baudelaire, and I liked the Virginia Woolf twist. I also once wrote a long poem to try to win over a girl during this time, and creeped her the fuck out. Creeps me out to think of it now, and I cringe every time i think of it. Youth.
The album as a whole is pretty dark, even from the Decemberists perspective. "Severed" fits well in the age of demagogues. I liked the synth work in this song and "Cutting Stone" more than I thought I would, but after a year of hearing Page break new ground with the instrument, i was open to it. "Once in My Life" and "Tripping Along" are my least favorite cuts on the album. The former is repetitive in a way bested by "Everything is Awful" on the same album. "Tripping Along" just hasn't grown on me. "We All Die Young" is a departure from the usual Decemberists sound, but I groove to it, and like the addition of the children's voices, which give it the same creepy effect found on Hazards of Love. "Rusalka, Rusalka / Wild Rushes" is just another great Decemberists dark love/folk/proggy composition.
What do you guys think?
I really, really like this new one. I've listened to it every day since my vinyl arrived on Monday. The synth is used nicely throughout and it's a nice addition to the Decemberists sound. It definitely still has the trademark dark and cryptic Colin lyrics but with a poppy twist, I like it.
Decemberists on Facebook Live today.....not sure why the links aren't working.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10156196833114655&id=5229624654ETA: for those not on Facebook:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/6x1o6fb8xhtb2bf/Decemberists_03-19-2018.mp4Quoteeta: I used the code tag for the link to override the media embed so folks could see the dl link.
Click "Select", Copy, then paste the link into a new tab.
-rj
I'm loving the album. It really does have a dark view of the world but hey, I live in this world and I see it too.
It sounds like The Decemberists without sounding like too much like the other records. The songs are, mostly short, self-contained songs with only two cracking 5minutes ("Once In My Life" is 5:09 and "Rusalka, Rusalka/Wild Rushes" runs just over 8) which gives the impression that the big prog experimentation is still on the shelf. The synth sounds stand out a bit but aren't jarring or unpleasant. Overall, another solid to great record from a consistently dependable band.
Cutting Stone is quickly becoming my favorite song on the album. It has a very 'Roger Waters' baseline that I love.
I had no idea they released a new one, I know what I'll be listening to the rest of the week :music:
Quote from: gainesvillegreen on March 20, 2018, 12:42:15 PM
I had no idea they released a new one, I know what I'll be listening to the rest of the week :music:
i had no idea either...will give it a spin...
A couple questions if any of you happen to know....was any of the Hazards of Love tour captured on video? I haven't been able to track anything down but thought I'd throw the question out there. Obviously not talking about cell phone footage, but actual pro-shot video. Also, I remember they played a killer version of The Wanting Comes In Waves on the old Colbert Report but that was on my old DVR that has since died. It seems everywhere I've looked, the videos have been blocked for copyright infringement. Anyone happen to have a copy of that one lurking anywhere? Couldn't find anything on the hubs.
Did anyone here order the 'Exploded Version' of I'll Be Your Girl? I'd like to hear the four songs that are only on it.