Drug Free America isn't good by any means but I appreciate at least trying for something that bizzare
I do like this version of "Margo" more than "Dance, Rascal Dance" and the live version from the Boston album shows, but I still think it's better as a bonus track than on the actual album. Also, I wish this version of "Self Respect" were a little more distinct from the album one.
I don't think these are that bad. I mean maybe a little forgettable, but the only thing that I can see having a strong reaction to is Drug Free America, but even then like it's just fun. Reminds me of It Gets Better lol Big Bad Turnpike Ghost is also very unnecessary, I'll keep the original. But the other new songs I thought were pleasant enough.
I think the live Margo was prob my favorite, but I was there so I'm biased. It just absolutely killed at the first show. Huge fan of this version though, with minor tweaks it could legitimately be a top 3-5 Bleachers song. And I really wish Dance Rascal Dance was available elsewhere than youtube.
now that I've heard the vinyl bonus tracks in good quality, I'm willing to put this out there: 1. I Am Right On Time 2. Modern Girl 3. Jesus Is Dead 4. Margo 5. Alma Mater 6. Tiny Moves 7. Isimo 8. Woke Up Today 9. The Backwards Heart 10. Hey Joe 11. Call Me After Midnight 12. We're Gonna Know Each Other Forever 13. Ordinary Heaven 14. Me Without You with this tracklist, this is my favorite thing they've ever done, hands down
Drug Free America sounds like a hidden track on an early 2000s cd that plays after 88 tracks of 1 second of silence.
Looks like the airdrop at the end of the shows is giving out different live recordings, from what I can tell
that’s really neat. Is this a first? Can’t believe I haven’t heard of other bands doing this already. Looking at you Vampire Weekend & Bon Iver
Copeland did a tour like 20 years ago where you could get a CD of the show immediately after it ended, I have one of them
Yeah, it's been happening for a while. On the last Matchbox Twenty tour, you could get a CD of that night's show immediately after at the merch table. Back in the day, Barenaked Ladies sold that night's show on a USB stick.