The Perilous Night 7".
$15.83 (before tax is added).
I think I won't be paying that for a 7".
Hopefully they'll have them at a future show...

John A Arkansawyer wrote:You know how every now and then you refer to a song for one reason and then you listen to it and it turns around and kicks you right in the heart?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxvGFcPHLgw

ramonz wrote:

John A Arkansawyer wrote:You know how every now and then you refer to a song for one reason and then you listen to it and it turns around and kicks you right in the heart?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxvGFcPHLgw

That guy must've been sitting right near me. You might even see my bald head shine in the few few seconds of that clip.

Has anybody received their single of "The Perilous Night" yet? They were supposed to ship about 12/15/17. I sent an email to Musictoday Store but haven't heard back yet.

chuckrh wrote:Has anybody received their single of "The Perilous Night" yet? They were supposed to ship about 12/15/17. I sent an email to Musictoday Store but haven't heard back yet.

I think they're just starting to ship. I got notice that my copies shipped Thursday.

Tequila Cowboy wrote:

chuckrh wrote:Has anybody received their single of "The Perilous Night" yet? They were supposed to ship about 12/15/17. I sent an email to Musictoday Store but haven't heard back yet.

I think they're just starting to ship. I got notice that my copies shipped Thursday.

Thanks. I've been looking forward to it.

I had forgotten about pre-ordering this back in September. Just remembered it tonight for some reason. I was afraid it had been lost in the mail.

got the notice from musictoday. the record will be here by friday!

Did the Perilous Night vinyl come with a digital download option? If so, was there a FLAC option or just MP3?

I just buy DBT vinyl to collect them and support the band. I prefer not to open them if I can avoid it. However, I also like to have my entire collection archived in a digital format. I know I could rip the songs from Youtube but I really prefer to have the best quality rip available such as FLAC or high bit rate MP3 direct from the source.

Just so it doesn't look like I am fishing for free downloads I have attached a photo of my unopened copy with my 3DD profile logged in, in the background. If it did come with a digital download option I will probably open it.


Full Size: https://i.imgur.com/ZyaPR4C.jpg

Anyone have the lyrics to the new Cooley song?

Is there a recording of it?

Iowan wrote:Is there a recording of it?

Yes there are Archive links to the recording in the Wilmington NC thread

Clams wrote:

Iowan wrote:Is there a recording of it?

Yes there are Archive links to the recording in the Wilmington NC thread

These are the times that try men's souls. Or at the very least their wills.

I try to self-enforce a rule to not listen to recordings of new songs, so that the first time I experience them is either live or on record. But goddamned if I don't want to hear a new Cooley song this evening.

Mundane Mayhem wrote: I try to self-enforce a rule to not listen to recordings of new songs, so that the first time I experience them is either live or on record. But goddamned if I don't want to hear a new Cooley song this evening.

I'm pretty lucky, the first time I heard it was live. Liked it immediately. After listening to the Wilmington recording I really like it. It has the potential to be another DBT/Cooley classic.

Mundane Mayhem wrote:

Clams wrote:

Iowan wrote:Is there a recording of it?

Yes there are Archive links to the recording in the Wilmington NC thread

These are the times that try men's souls. Or at the very least their wills.

I try to self-enforce a rule to not listen to recordings of new songs, so that the first time I experience them is either live or on record. But goddamned if I don't want to hear a new Cooley song this evening.

I'd break your rule. This one is headed toward being a new Cooley staple.

When it's been too long since tranquility found you
And the ride from your baby's a hornets nest
Before you go puttin crosshairs between you and hindsight
Give in to the clinch and creepin into your fears
Don't go takin it out on anything but the highway
Let her go my friend
Let the outside air in
Get two tall boy beers not one not three
No radio head is p???????????????????????????
Oh we'd lie with the breakdown
Lie with the enemy

Slow Ride Argument
If you're as mad at the end as you were when you began
Slow Ride Argument
There's no goin home again

Slow Down Take it Easy x10

When its been too long since tranquility found you
And the ride from your baby's a hornets nest
Dont go takin it out on anything but the highway
Let it go my friend
Let the outside air in
Get two tall boy beers not one not three
No radio ????????????
Or we'd lie with the breakdown
Lie with the enemy

Slow Ride Argument
If you're as mad at the end as you were when you began
Slow Ride Argument
There's no goin home again

Slow down take it easy x7

i have no idea what he says after----- get two tall boy beers not one not three -------but i really wish i did because i think it would tie it all together. any ideas?

also i left out the crosshair line and the clinch line on accident the second time around
i can't even properly copy a cooley song-----theres a lot going on in this thing
hopefully someone can clean it up, i need a break from this song well not really but you know what i mean

boyyourself wrote:i have no idea what he says after----- get two tall boy beers not one not three -------but i really wish i did because i think it would tie it all together. any ideas?

"No radio edits"? Between "Slow Ride" and "Breakdown", I keep thinking there's something more there about music.

I'm loving the latest recording of Heroin Again and this new song is solid. Sounds like something radio might embrace, to me at least. Their sound seems to be evolving and improving exponentially quicker with each album. They are tight, clean and just solid as fuck.

John A Arkansawyer wrote:

boyyourself wrote:i have no idea what he says after----- get two tall boy beers not one not three -------but i really wish i did because i think it would tie it all together. any ideas?

"No radio edits"? Between "Slow Ride" and "Breakdown", I keep thinking there's something more there about music.

On listening to the Brooklyn Bowl show, it's definitely "No radio edits permitted". And I think maybe we've got a little not quite right. This is slightly different--adding Smitty's edit slightly edited--and sounds right to me:

When it's been too long since tranquility found you
And the ride from your baby's a hornets nest
Before you go puttin crosshairs between you and hindsight
And give in to the clenchin creepin into your fist
Don't go takin it out on anything but the highway
Let her go my friend
Let the outside air in
Get two tall boy beers not one not three
No radio edits permitted
Oh we'd lie with the breakdown
Lie with the enemy

Slow Ride Argument
If you're as mad at the end as you were when you began
Slow Ride Argument
There's no goin home again

Slow Down Take it Easy x10

When it's been too long since tranquility found you
And the ride from your baby's a hornets nest
Don't go takin it out on anything but the highway
Let it go my friend
Let the outside air in
Get two tall boy beers not one not three
No radio edits permitted
Oh we'd lie with the breakdown
Lie with the enemy

Slow down take it easy x7

boyyourself wrote:also i left out the crosshair line and the clinch line on accident the second time around

If you did it on accident, you got it right! He doesn't repeat those two lines in either version.

The more I think about it and listen to these two versions (and where the heck is that Macon recording?), I wonder if it's:

John A Arkansawyer wrote:Get two tall boy beers not one not three
No radio edits permitted
Oh we'd lie with the breakdown
Lie with the enemy

Or this:

John A Arkansawyer wrote:Get two tall boy beers not one not three
No radio edits permitted
Only live with the breakdown
Live with the enemy

After hearing this a few times this past week from the various live shows...
This Rocks. Love it.

Finally caved and listened to the new Cooley song. Man from English Oceans through American Band to this Cooley is on a freaking streak. I don't want to say too much because I just heard it for the first time a few seconds ago and I don't want that play too much of a factor so I will just echo what TC said, anybody trying to hold out, just listen to it. You won't be sorry.

Pretty cool that Patterson has such a big part in a Cooley song.

I think I'll listen to it again.

Cole Younger wrote:Pretty cool that Patterson has such a big part in a Cooley song.

I love hearing them sing backup for each other, but yeah, this is more than just backing vocals.

Cole Younger wrote:I think I'll listen to it again.

That's a very good idea.

Cole Younger wrote:Finally caved and listened to the new Cooley song. Man from English Oceans through American Band to this Cooley is on a freaking streak. I don't want to say too much because I just heard it for the first time a few seconds ago and I don't want that play too much of a factor so I will just echo what TC said, anybody trying to hold out, just listen to it. You won't be sorry.

Alright. Uncle. It's really great. Might not have guessed that Cooley was such a Foghat fan.

John A Arkansawyer wrote:

John A Arkansawyer wrote:

boyyourself wrote:i have no idea what he says after----- get two tall boy beers not one not three -------but i really wish i did because i think it would tie it all together. any ideas?

"No radio edits"? Between "Slow Ride" and "Breakdown", I keep thinking there's something more there about music.

On listening to the Brooklyn Bowl show, it's definitely "No radio edits permitted". And I think maybe we've got a little not quite right. This is slightly different--adding Smitty's edit slightly edited--and sounds right to me:

When it's been too long since tranquility found you
And the ride from your baby's a hornets nest
Before you go puttin crosshairs between you and hindsight
And give in to the clenchin creepin into your fist
Don't go takin it out on anything but the highway
Let her go my friend
Let the outside air in
Get two tall boy beers not one not three
No radio edits permitted
Oh we'd lie with the breakdown
Lie with the enemy

Slow Ride Argument
If you're as mad at the end as you were when you began
Slow Ride Argument
There's no goin home again

Slow Down Take it Easy x10

When it's been too long since tranquility found you
And the ride from your baby's a hornets nest
Don't go takin it out on anything but the highway
Let it go my friend
Let the outside air in
Get two tall boy beers not one not three
No radio edits permitted
Oh we'd lie with the breakdown
Lie with the enemy

Slow down take it easy x7

boyyourself wrote:also i left out the crosshair line and the clinch line on accident the second time around

If you did it on accident, you got it right! He doesn't repeat those two lines in either version.

I'm like 75% sure it's "only live with the breakdown," in reference to the live version of the Foghat song that is longer than the album version, and certainly longer than the radio edit.

Mundane Mayhem wrote: I'm like 75% sure it's "only live with the breakdown," in reference to the live version of the Foghat song that is longer than the album version, and certainly longer than the radio edit.

If that's so then the next line is "live with the ending"