The Active Rock/Post-Grunge Thread • Page 16

November 7th.

1. Killing Time
2. Honey Castle
3. Cool Blacktop
4. Call Me Paranoid
5. I’m Not Fine
6. Stardust (All Around Us)
7. After The End
8. Heavy Medicine
9. Today's Are for Dreaming
10. From The Distance

 

If anyone cares, I found I wasn't satisfied with my arrangement on Disc 1 of my Bush b-sides compilation, mainly the placement of their cover of Love Will Tear Us Apart.

I've changed the order now and I think it works much better this way.

01. "The Buzz Of My System" (from Distort Yourself)
02. "Broken TV" (from Razorblade Suitcase)
03. "Japanese Freight Train" (from Golden State)
04. "The Year Of Danger" (from The Sea Of Memories)
05. "Lay Down Your Guns" (from The Sea Of Memories)
06. "Love Will Tear Us Apart" (Joy Division cover) (from The Sea Of Memories)
07. "Beware False Prophets" (from The Kingdom)
08. "Old" (from Razorblade Suitcase)
09. "Jungle In The Circus" (from Wanderlust)
10. "Let Yourself Go" (from Man On The Run)
11. "Sleeper" (from Razorblade Suitcase)
12. "Come Together" (The Beatles cover) (from Loaded: The Greatest Hits 1994-2023)
13. "God Gave Us Land" (from Distort Yourself)
14. "Vaya Con Dios" (from Wanderlust)
15. "Miracle" (from The Art Of Survival)

 

Wish they'd put out a new album.

 

I'm super bummed it's not coming to Chicago but they were just here opening for Citizen Soldier so makes sense

 

RIP Three Days Grace. You have a few good albums. I refuse to believe they wrote another album after Transit of Venus.

 

Actually prefer the Matt albums to Life Starts Now and Transit. They got real cheesy with Gontier and now that he's back, the new songs feel like they have that cheese going again.

 

Calling anything after Transit an "album" is a stretch. Also, the duel vocalist thing is a good idea but it doesn't work at all.

 

No, they're albums, they've got songs and everything.

 

If you say so

 

I mean, what is better about Transit Of Venus?

 

Some more info about the new Alter Bridge album

 

New song/video is out

 

Pretty solid after a 22 year hiatus between albums. Loved Caught in the Rain.

 

Didn't realize they hadn't done one since 2020. I don't think I remember anything from it, or I may have put it aside in favor of other early pandemic albums back then.

Have strong memories of How to Live though. Probably their best since Division

 

Rock Band 10 YEARS Set to Hit the Road Following Release of “INNER DARKNESS”

Per this an album is expected this year, but I'm betting on next year at this point.

 

Banger of a song. This sounds like a perfect natural progression from a song like Caught in the Rain. Sounds like they still have that special something in their music. What a great surprise!

 

New single probably

 

Seeing Earshot this Saturday. I finally checked out the 3 songs they released since they came back and I was pleasantly surprised.

 

Looking forward to that Earshot album too. Great year for music!

 

We are eating so good. I'm beside myself.

 

This also came out recently