So how many songs from the Conventional Weapons/Save Yourself I’ll Hold Them Back sessions have we heard? Somehwere deep in my closet I have an AP magazine article about the album that says they had recorded 28ish songs. This was in mid 2009. I’ll have to find the magazine tonight when I go home. But off the top of my head I think the songs we have heard are: Boy Division Gun Tomorrow’s Money Ambulance The Light Behind Your Eyes The World is Ugly Make Room!!! Kiss the Ring Surrender Burn Bright Mastas of Ravencroft Black Dragon Fighting Society We have only ever heard The Drugs in the live setting. And we have never heard the original versions of Hope, Bulletproof, Save Yourself, and Party Poison. That leaves around 11 songs we have never even heard. I think there were some leaked song titles mentioned in interviews around the time too.
I feel like Trans Am was Bulletproof Heart but I can't remember where I got that from. DBD was Party Poison.
Trans Am may have evolved into Bulletproof Heart though. "Jason Pettigrew of Alternative Press says of "Still Alive" as follows: "A chapter in the mythology of My Chem embodied in a song...This rocker withBritpop sound focuses on the legendary story of the band when a bottle of urine was thrown at them at the Reading Festival in the United Kingdom, from the point of view of throwing the bottle. In his letter included the following passages: "We came here to rough up everyone we see / Get off the stage and ask yourself: "Am I still alive?"
well that settles that There's 2 more songs registered with their publisher I'm not familiar with: LA Heavy Tokyo Death Squad I suspect they evolved into other known songs as well?
Cavallo produced this new blues album: Beth Hart - War In My Mind Does anybody have any insight into how involved he was w Lil Peep? He also seems to be involved in Broadway productions now.
Trans Am became Bulletproof Death Before Disco became Party Poison. Tokyo Death Squad became Boy Division. We never heard Still Alive or anything else about it. I also never heard of La Heavy. This is the first time I have heard of “First Chance.” Did it become Na Na Na?
LA Heavy was Kiss the Ring. That's how it was listed on setlists. And it was already stated, but Tokyo Death Squad was another name for Boy Division.
I posted some photos I took during Danger Days/World Contamination Tour/Honda Civic Tour to Twitter the other day. I need to dig up some more, as well as physical photos I have that I'd need to scan in.
really? damn, i would have never guessed that he was 27 when three cheers came out. he looks way younger in the music videos!
I am super curious what their set will look like. Probably well balanced, but the last shows they played they were still touring on Danger Days at festivals