The Wonder Years - The Hum Goes On Forever (Sept 23rd 2022) Album • Page 53

Believe it's from a band called Avalon that either predates the Premier or was around the same time

I'm pretty familiar with the entire Premier catalog (including the winter tour sampler songs) and there's nothing on there that matches

 

I don't ever remember hearing about Avalon before, interesting!

 

Also, saw Valencia on insta comment about the lyric too or loving TWY's.

 

had that thought a bunch during my first listen this morning. I also love that TWY is a band where I get just as excited to see the new songs live as anything off TGG or suburbia

 

Couldn't agree more. These songs are going to be so good live.

 

Old Friends is going to be insane to hear live

 

I'm on my 3rd listen-through of this now. Stopped to listen to Future Teens (which is also really really good) but I never go back to an album this much so immediately.

 

Digging this on my first listen now. "Lost it in the Lights" is the highlight for me so far but only on track 8 now.

 

Oh boy enjoy the ending stretch

 

I need Songs About Death to be played live on this next run

 

I think that with Dan mentioning the Delaware in the chorus it's really doubling down on it being Valencia

 

This record fucking rules

 

Ready to hear the 7 minute version of Summer Clothes.

 

Finally figured it out, Songs About Death reminds me of Your Brain is a Rubbermaid off the last TWIABP album. Both songs are fairly simple but the parts they do have hit SO hard.

 

Songs About Death into Low Tide is a god-damn one-two punch.

 

Holy shit, that closer...wow.

 

Absolutely love this album

 

Probably the most I've enjoyed a Wonder Years album since TGG.

 

No sentence has made me happier.

 

Just play the album front to back on this run of shows, tbh. So damn good.

 

I get Hotelier vibes during the chorus of Cardinals II.

 

Oo good call, big Discomfort Revisited vibes.

 

I caught their set at Riot Fest and didn't realize until today that this is the first time I've seen them that they haven't had an Upsides song in their set

 

I kind of wish "Washington Square Park" would forever be a setlist staple, but the new songs sounded so good that it's hard to complain too much.

 

throw me

and I cannot, CANNOT, stress this next part enough

into the Delaware