Thursday Band • Page 243

Thursday made my Friday

 

Yeah that’s what I’m talking about. Both this and Application are great late Thursday era cuts. I’m glad they’ve taken their time now. It’s definitely paid off especially getting these touring members in the mix.

 

Whatever is happening at 3:19 good lord

 

It's bandcamp Friday so whatever amount you purchase the song for goes 100% to the band

 

That hit the spot for today.

 

Of course! Norman was in Texas is the Reason. No wonder I love this song so much.

 

Thursday being starstruck by Celine Dion is so adorable.

 

Hopefully there's a 7" of this one in the future too. I can't imagine there wouldn't be

 

oh my god this is so good

 

I like it but there’s something about it that isn’t really fully grabbing me yet. The production is a little weird

 

Annnnd one more listen and I’m hooked, still not sold on that mid range guitar tone but the song itself is awesome

 

dope. sounds like WATT-era

 

Like it a lot on first listen on car speakers excited to replay. Definitely wasn’t expecting the back half of the song to go where it went

 

Yeah hearing this back to back with application is a real chef’s kiss moment

 

new song is gorgeous

 

Kind of an odd one, but I fuck with it

 

Absolutely love this

 

I listened back to the Thursday/Envy split the other day and it rules so hard. they didn't need to go as hard as they did on As He Climbed the Dark Mountain and those instrumental songs are fucking good

 

"As He Climbed the Dark Mountain" is so underrated, one of my favorite Thursday songs. Common Existence as a whole is very underrated and, on some days, my favorite of theirs. Or at least the one I reach for most.

 

Love it

 

From that split, An Absurd And Unrealistic Dream Of Peace is the one for me. Love how the drums during the intro sound like Tucker was inspired by At The Drive In’s Cosmonaut, love the bass chords on the chorus, love Geoff’s performance, love when they let the guitars ring at the end, just everything about it is perfect.

 

Such a great song. just have it on repeat rn

 

Not trying to over-hype this song but it might be a Top 5 favorite Thursday song for me. It's powerful, poignant, and dynamic. Playing the hell out of it. Both songs have been great (please, please just give us one last album).

 

Let's pump the brakes, folks.

 

The pedal is to the metal.