Silverstein Band • Page 56

But you ruined the perfect climax ending to this bracket:

 

The winning song of this bracket is an anti-climax.

I'm sure it's the only time a song from the runner up bracket will ever win the whole thing.

 

That is a first definitely

 

i liked the thought of ending on that vote but i also liked the thought of finishing with 17 votes. with that, SMILE IN YOUR SLEEP takes the Silverstein Bracket Challenge by a score of 10-7 over Stand Amid The Roar.

So that ends a tourney that ran since September 8th and covered 53 pages(!). It was a pleasure for me to host and i thank you all for playing along, hope you all had fun too. See y'all in the other brackets (and in this one).

 

Smile in Your Sleep wins after losing in its album round haha

 

Thanks for running this @js977!

 

Thanks @js977 for running.

Now let's keep this thread alive

 

How about we go through each pair-up on TIHTWS

 

I love the way "This Is How" and "The Wind Shifts" mesh together when you play them at the same time

 

This bracket was fun.

Special thanks to: @Matthew @Micool1 @SpyKi @bachna84 @truelovewaits @Blink182Bouncer

and @js977 of course.

 

Don't worry, it's alive in everything we touch...

 

Smile in your sleep

 

Oh wait, did I miss it?

 

You'll got my joke right?

 

Seeing them on Friday, will let you know how the new songs sound and what the setlist was like!

 

I'm seeing them tomorrow, pretty pumped!

 

Lucky

Have fun!

 

How was the show?

 

I don't think I ever listened to their last album. How does it compare?

 

Fantastic. Got there for Like Pacific, they were fine - what I expected. Seaway was fun, but also just fine. I hung in the back by the bar and watched somewhat passively. Silverstein was on point, as usual. This was my 6th time seeing them (3rd time seeing them headline) and they are consistent as can be. It was also the smallest venue I've ever seen them in and the crowd ate it up. They played most of the staples, a good chunk of new songs and some deep cuts.

I hung around for maybe 10 minutes after the show and caught Shane after most of the venue had emptied out. He was super nice, had a good chat about his podcast and he shared some of the upcoming guests with me.

All in all, another great Silverstein show to add to the books. If anyone is hesitating to go to this, pull the trigger, especially if it's as cheap as my date was ($20).

 

Can't wait for the show tonight!

 

Mosh til you're sore! Hope you have fun!

 

Did they play any new songs?

 

You mean aside from Dead Reflection songs?