I read it to mean "you might be singing and contributing songs now, but I've been here longer and my opinion still carries more weight," assuming Shonna was using her larger role in the band to start trying to play more of a role in the decision making process.

I just hope it's studio outtakes and not live versions, or at least mostly studio tunes if it is a mix of the two.

Devil
Feb 14
Shit Shots
Bulldozers
Deeper In
Daughters
Daddy
Days of Grad
Wife Beater
I Do Believe

1. Goddamn Lonely Love
2. World of Hurt
3. Angels & Fuselage
4. Mercy Buckets
5. Grand Canyon
6. Loaded Gun


7. Monument Valley
8. GG Allin
9. Eyes Like Glue
10. Sandwiches for the Road

In my mind, there's a pretty big disparity between 1-6 and 7-10.

Well put. Jason's voice sounded better than I've ever heard it, and the show -- while maybe a little saggy in the middle for New Year's Eve with all of the acoustic songs in a row -- was phenomenal. His vocals on Cover Me Up, the DBT tunes, and the gorgeous version of Elephant were probably the high...

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In honor of being graced with a download, I'll post my thoughts real quick: 1.) I wasn't a huge Shonna hater while she was putting tunes on records -- I looked at it as kind of a developmental project that just never developed -- but it's a relief to not have to wait through one of her songs for the...

No one is making me read this thread, but I keep coming back here to find out more anyway. It's going to be a long two months.

Count me in if this happens. Two of my three favorite bands.

So... Will there be any Jay or Matt songs on 12? I hope not. I'm looking at this to be a bounce-back album (I'm not really a Go-Go Boots fan), and I'm hoping for a purely Hood and Cooley record (a lot of Cooley involvement would be an added plus, especially from the sound of the new songs I heard h...

Has Isbell ever shed any light on why John Henry has never been a regular part of his post-DBT repertoire? I know he's played it at a few solo acoustic shows, but I miss hearing it given the full band treatment.

Long time listener, first-time caller. I'll echo everything that's already been said. This one was special. He played pretty much all of the Cooley standards over the course of an hour and 40 minutes (save for Shut Up... and Space City), the three new ones, and Everybody Needs Love. Everything sound...

I've always really liked this tune, and wish it was still in Jason's full-band repertoire.

Zip City wrote:Two of the best tracks from the Sirens sessions were left off the record (The Assassin and Crystal Clear)

i'm still hoping for a Sirens reissue that will allow me to hear these. Google is not my friend.

that's a fantastic set. kind of disappointed, because a lot of those (World of Hurt, GGB, Carl Perkins, Feb 14) were ones I was hoping for in Richmond. one day off!

record store setlist was:

Ray's Automatic Weapon
Pulaski
Everybody Needs Love
Cartoon Gold
Dancin' Ricky
Mercy Buckets