Thursday Band • Page 182

This rules. This album is so underrated

 

jesus christ this is everything

 

Can barely hear those extra drums

 

this is amazing. this album is so good!

 

A second set WE ARE NOT WORTHY!

 

perfect album

what are they doing to us

 

concealer most underrated on full collapse

 

so good to see Tom with the band for these

 

Interesting version of Cross Out The Eyes

 

Ok so last time on signals v2 they played a new/reimagined version of Understanding.

This time they do Cross Out The Eyes and make it VERY CLEAR they are doing legit studio recordings of that song.

So I think some time later this year we are getting EITHER

1.) Full Collapse redone/revisited/reimagined in full

OR

2.) An album's worth of songs across their discography they wanted to revisit in some way

AND maybe this is the stepping stone to legit new songs? Get their creative juices flowing again?

 

I definitely think we’re getting a reimagined full collapse

 

Can I get a set list

 

all of no devo then an intermission with an interesting acoustic rendition of for the workforce then an encore mini-set of the first half of full collapse capped off with a reimagined, chiller cross out the eyes

 

sick

 

When we say reimagined how do we mean that?

 

Rewrote all of the individual parts, slowed it down, changed dynamics.

 

yeah slower/groovier/moodier maybe

very different

 

Sounds like it’s worth the price for an on demand viewing of it. And I’m interested in the No Dev set because I don’t think I’ve ever listened to that album in full. If I have, it was only once or twice when it first came out.

 

I got my jersey in the mail and it’s very nice but a lot of the white parts are dirty and I really hope it washes out

 

This new version of Cross Out the Eyes is incredible! Worth the price of the stream just for that.

 

This was incredible. I need new Thursday in some way, shape, or form this year. I think we’re going to get it too.

 

I can’t handle the excitement rn

 

Man I love this band

 

I always imagined A Gun in the First Act would be huge live and I was RIGHT.