Thrice Band • Page 134

Pumped to get this. So glad they did a second offering after the debacle on release day for the new pressing.

 

There is truth beneath the message boards.

 

It’s the facet of tangible media and more interesting art to admire for me. Definitely a collector’s item, but it’s also a source of detachment and relaxation for me. Vinyl forces you to detach from ones and zeroes. I generally only listen to my records when I have the time to rest. Otherwise, it’s headphones and Apple Music.

 

When I was just a young lad I misheard the line "we are sons and heirs of grace" as "we are soaked in elbow grease"

 

Was playing Vheissu today at work and it was lit

 

THRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!CCCCEEEEEEEEEE

 

That thing shipped for me. Can't wait.

 

TEPPOW! KENSBOOM! WRECKINBRIDGES!

 

I think @Mike J is broken.

 

We all are.

 

If there’s one thing I know in this life, we are broken all.

(This would have been a better post)

 

THRICE needs to step their documentary game up on this next album cycle. I need another Blu-ray covering the years since "If We Could Only See Us Now."

Potential Titles:

We Can See Us Now
If We Could Only See Us Then
If We Could Only See Because We're Blinded Now

 

I liked the M/M studio videos they put out on YouTube leading up to the release of Yellow Belly as a single.

 

The ultimate jam

 

I SWEAR I was going to write a joke title based on that song.

 

The '90s kicked so much ass because of bands like Tonic. I didn't really like Tonic nor did I buy their records, but, they were considered "pop music" at the time. The point is – it was completely tolerable pop music, unlike today's dreck. You wouldn't mind hearing their songs on the radio in passing. The same goes for bands like Gin Blossoms, Wallflowers, Semisonic, Spin Doctors, etc.

 

There’s a ton of good pop music now but personal taste and preference and everything.

 

jam

 

Radio pop has been boring as fuck for the last two years it's so homogenized and formulaic

 

My fav 90s jams

 

Not quite a 90's jam but a jam nonetheless.

 

How good is this bass line

 

Also:

 

i actually feel like you can hear a lot of influence from this song on TBEITBN