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Jimmy Eat World Band • Page 477

Discussion in 'Music Forum' started by futures, Apr 6, 2016.

  1. navidson

    Regular

    Is it sacrilege to suggest that 'Jen' should have remained on Futures? The copy I first heard had it included and I fell it love with it - only to see it disappear
     
  2. airik625

    we've seen the shadow of the axe before Supporter

    I don’t think it flows with the rest of the album at all. Thought it was the right call leaving it off.
     
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  3. Jen was pulled for a number of reasons, one of them being a copyright dispute they didn't want to press ahead on. Same though, I can't imagine the album with it on, such a jarring change of pace between The World You Love and Pain.
     
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  4. I like "Jen" more than a handful of songs on Futures, but I can't imagine where it would fit on that record. Just not the right vibe at all.
     
  5. Jim

    Trusted Supporter

    I haven't heard open bar reception in so long...why cant I find a damn video of this? its not on streaming services any where is it?
     
  6. phaynes12

    https://expertfrowner.bandcamp.com/ Prestigious

    i don’t think i’ve ever heard that song

    however, disintegration should absolutely replace night drive
     
  7. I just think that night drive is such an important piece vibe and production-wise. it sounds so good. imo if disintegration replaces anything it should be drugs (but I still do think that it kinda feels like its own thing) (but they should play it every show)
     
  8. Craig Manning

    @FurtherFromSky Moderator

    I don't think "Disintegration" slots into Futures that well. "Closer" is the one that might work within the context of that album, and could probably swap in for "Drugs." I wouldn't lose "Night Drive," though, that song has a great climactic energy that really sets up the end of that album for me.
     
  9. AlwaysEvolving21

    Trusted Supporter

    I always thought “Shame” would’ve been cool as permanent track on the album. The vinyl I have has that as the last song. Weird spot considering 23 is right before it haha. But still a very solid song.

    “Big Cars” is cool too, but I feel like that could’ve been good for “CTL”.
     
  10. Craig Manning

    @FurtherFromSky Moderator

    Oh yeah, “Shame” would fit too. I don’t mind having it come on as a sort of epilogue at the end of the vinyl.
     
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  11. fredwordsmith

    Trusted Supporter

    I 100% agreed with this opinion until the livestream and now I think “Drugs” is a top 10 song they have because of how open, painful and beautiful it sounded live.

    I think you could put Closer after Kill. It feeds that depressive middle section. Kill is about wanting to walk away from something bad, Closer is about telling yourself you’re gonna do it and then The World You Love is about not doing it because you’re only worried about what everyone else thinks and as bad as you want out, you’re not gonna do it.

    This band. THIS BAND.
     
  12. fredwordsmith Feb 17, 2021
    (Last edited: Feb 17, 2021)
    fredwordsmith

    Trusted Supporter

    Nearly the same here.

    Top five openers:
    Futures
    Big Casino
    Bleed American
    Appreciation
    You With Me

    Top five closers:
    23
    Pol Roger
    My Sundown
    Goodbye Sky Harbor
    Congratulations

    edit: can’t believe I forgot My Sundown
     
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  13. Leftandleaving

    I will be okay. everything Supporter

    I always felt like over was the one song from that EP that could’ve fit on futures
     
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  14. johnnyferris

    Sic Parvis Magna Prestigious

    I’m surprised there hasn’t been a big compilation album of b-sides to this point.
     
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  15. ComedownMachine

    Prestigious Prestigious

    I should probably check out their b-sides at some point
     
  16. .K.

    Trusted Prestigious

    I usually just put the bsides in the playlist right after the album so it’s done by album era.
     
  17. chewbacca110

    "I'll chew on a dog!"

    OPENERS:
    Futures
    Big Casino
    Surviving
    Table For Glasses
    Bleed American

    CLOSERS:
    23
    Dizzy
    Congratulations
    Goodbye Sky Harbor
    My Sundown
     
  18. was just thinking how good Shame is
     
  19. unbornwhiskey

    Trusted

    "shame" is the one b-side i'd put on futures, and i'd put it on there over anything on stay on my side tonight (those songs don't fit!!!)
     
  20. .K.

    Trusted Prestigious

    Shame works after 23 though too. I personally love when bands release a lot of content around an album. Some bsides, a covers and alt versions, an acoustic versions...whatever.
     
  21. AshlandATeam

    Trusted

    While we’re on the subject, ‘Bleed American’ might be the best opener on any album. Not just JEW. It’s at least on a very, very short list.

    Also, I love ‘You Were Good’ as a closer. All their other albums have giant, sweeping, cinematic, epic closers, and they’re all incredible and help define those records. That one? One guitar, what sounds like some keys as background ambient noise, and Jim. It’s perfect for that album in particular - sparse, half broken sounding, and almost haunting. I really, REALLY love it.
     
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  22. Leftandleaving

    I will be okay. everything Supporter

    Disagree with both of those I think lol
     
  23. .K.

    Trusted Prestigious

    I do like the big guitar riff intros they have like Futures, Surviving and Bleed American. Kind of cool that those songs also became album titles.
     
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  24. This is in the regular tracklist for the first press vinyl and not just tacked on as a bonus track and it actually works pretty well slotted in like that
     
  25. neo506

    2001-2022 Prestigious

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