It sounded great, both songs fit into the set perfectly as someone who has been skeptical about both of them lol
It’s almost like they sound better live than on the album…I wonder if any other songs or even entire records fit this narrative…
I haven't watched the History Books video yet, but that's how I feel about Positive Charge so far, too.
This actually messes me up. The 59 Sound was the first album I loved as a legal adult (18 in Australia). Over time it has become my absolute favourite album. I still spin it often and never get sick of it which I think sets it apart from all my other favs. And I make sure to play it on big days like my 30th and when I drove to the first day of my new job. And it's hard to absorb the fact this record is now just as old as, like, Nevermind was when I was 16 and becoming obsessed with music. Because to my teenage brain Nevermind seemed ancient.
It's as old now as August and Everything After was at the time, and that was the first album I remember engaging with as a kid.
There's a thread on Reddit that suggest the vocals have been altered/cleaned up on the 2 released tracks. What do yinz think?
Cleaning up the production now would be silly given that the physical copies are so close to release they'd presumably have the original mix, if indeed they did revise those songs. I haven't listened yet, so I'm not sure.
Yeah I mean has no one in this thread heard this band? The production making Brian sound like he’s singing through a phonograph in 1947 is not new, it’s kind of their thing lol.