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PHATJ wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

stip wrote:

Small Town is a top 10 song for me. Simple composition, great lyrics, beautiful performance, and an early showcase for Ed's emotional depth in his character pieces.

Well said. It's also some of Ed's best lyrics. I fucking adore Small Town.

All of that might be true, but I have no desire to hear this song again. Especially in concert.

I only vote on studio versions of these songs. The concert angle has no affect on how I vote. But I do understand why someone would be tired of the song live. I don't agree but I do get it.

durdencommatyler wrote:

PHATJ wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

stip wrote:

Small Town is a top 10 song for me. Simple composition, great lyrics, beautiful performance, and an early showcase for Ed's emotional depth in his character pieces.

Well said. It's also some of Ed's best lyrics. I fucking adore Small Town.

All of that might be true, but I have no desire to hear this song again. Especially in concert.

I only vote on studio versions of these songs. The concert angle has no affect on how I vote. But I do understand why someone would be tired of the song live. I don't agree but I do get it.

same. studio versions only for me. i always hated that i loved Small Town. it was everything that PJ wasn't at the time. especially when Vitalogy came out. but i alwayd did love it, deep down. i don't like hearing the live version, unless you're there, and it's pretty good.

i remember the first time my wife went to a PJ show with me, and the lights came on when the crowd screamed, "HELLO". i think she looked around and went, "Wow..."

durdencommatyler wrote:

PHATJ wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

stip wrote:

Small Town is a top 10 song for me. Simple composition, great lyrics, beautiful performance, and an early showcase for Ed's emotional depth in his character pieces.

Well said. It's also some of Ed's best lyrics. I fucking adore Small Town.

All of that might be true, but I have no desire to hear this song again. Especially in concert.

I only vote on studio versions of these songs. The concert angle has no affect on how I vote. But I do understand why someone would be tired of the song live. I don't agree but I do get it.

bodysnatcher wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

PHATJ wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

stip wrote:

Small Town is a top 10 song for me. Simple composition, great lyrics, beautiful performance, and an early showcase for Ed's emotional depth in his character pieces.

Well said. It's also some of Ed's best lyrics. I fucking adore Small Town.

All of that might be true, but I have no desire to hear this song again. Especially in concert.

I only vote on studio versions of these songs. The concert angle has no affect on how I vote. But I do understand why someone would be tired of the song live. I don't agree but I do get it.

Oh man that's awesome.

durdencommatyler wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

PHATJ wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

stip wrote:

Small Town is a top 10 song for me. Simple composition, great lyrics, beautiful performance, and an early showcase for Ed's emotional depth in his character pieces.

Well said. It's also some of Ed's best lyrics. I fucking adore Small Town.

All of that might be true, but I have no desire to hear this song again. Especially in concert.

I only vote on studio versions of these songs. The concert angle has no affect on how I vote. But I do understand why someone would be tired of the song live. I don't agree but I do get it.

Oh man that's awesome.

As much as I've heard this song, I STILL look forward to that moment every time.

durdencommatyler wrote:

Blood
Indifference

Small Town
Indifference

evenslow wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

PHATJ wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

stip wrote:

Small Town is a top 10 song for me. Simple composition, great lyrics, beautiful performance, and an early showcase for Ed's emotional depth in his character pieces.

Well said. It's also some of Ed's best lyrics. I fucking adore Small Town.

All of that might be true, but I have no desire to hear this song again. Especially in concert.

I only vote on studio versions of these songs. The concert angle has no affect on how I vote. But I do understand why someone would be tired of the song live. I don't agree but I do get it.

Oh man that's awesome.

As much as I've heard this song, I STILL look forward to that moment every time.

Same. I enjoy taking people to shows who have never been, because they are consistently awed by what we take for granted

Author:	bodysnatcher [ Wed March 21, 2018 8:25 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Vs. Survivor: Round 3
durdencommatyler wrote: PHATJ wrote: durdencommatyler wrote: stip wrote: Small Town is a top 10 song for me. Simple composition, great lyrics, beautiful performance, and an early showcase for Ed's emotional depth in his character pieces. Well said. It's also some of Ed's best lyrics. I fucking adore Small Town. All of that might be true, but I have no desire to hear this song again. Especially in concert. I only vote on studio versions of these songs. The concert angle has no affect on how I vote. But I do understand why someone would be tired of the song live. I don't agree but I do get it. same. studio versions only for me. i always hated that i loved Small Town. it was everything that PJ wasn't at the time. especially when Vitalogy came out. but i alwayd did love it, deep down. i don't like hearing the live version, unless you're there, and it's pretty good. i remember the first time my wife went to a PJ show with me, and the lights came on when the crowd screamed, "HELLO". i think she looked around and went, "Wow..."

Author:	PHATJ [ Wed March 21, 2018 8:36 pm ]
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bodysnatcher wrote: durdencommatyler wrote: PHATJ wrote: durdencommatyler wrote: stip wrote: Small Town is a top 10 song for me. Simple composition, great lyrics, beautiful performance, and an early showcase for Ed's emotional depth in his character pieces. Well said. It's also some of Ed's best lyrics. I fucking adore Small Town. All of that might be true, but I have no desire to hear this song again. Especially in concert. I only vote on studio versions of these songs. The concert angle has no affect on how I vote. But I do understand why someone would be tired of the song live. I don't agree but I do get it. same. studio versions only for me. i always hated that i loved Small Town. it was everything that PJ wasn't at the time. especially when Vitalogy came out. but i alwayd did love it, deep down. i don't like hearing the live version, unless you're there, and it's pretty good. i remember the first time my wife went to a PJ show with me, and the lights came on when the crowd screamed, "HELLO". i think she looked around and went, "Wow..." That’s kind of a cool moment. I typically vote just on the studio version too, but my overall feeling for a song can be enhanced or diminished by particularly good or bad live experience. I’ll put it this way, back in the mid 90s Small Town would have been an easy favorite of mine. Solid on the album, awesome live performances. Good shit. After 20 years of Ed sounding shittier and shittier, and crowds taking over vocals, and blah blah blah blah blah ... I just don’t fucking care anymore. And it sucks now. I can’t really even enjoy the album version anymore either. And by the way, same can be said for Indifference.

Author:	epilogue [ Wed March 21, 2018 8:41 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Vs. Survivor: Round 3
bodysnatcher wrote: durdencommatyler wrote: PHATJ wrote: durdencommatyler wrote: stip wrote: Small Town is a top 10 song for me. Simple composition, great lyrics, beautiful performance, and an early showcase for Ed's emotional depth in his character pieces. Well said. It's also some of Ed's best lyrics. I fucking adore Small Town. All of that might be true, but I have no desire to hear this song again. Especially in concert. I only vote on studio versions of these songs. The concert angle has no affect on how I vote. But I do understand why someone would be tired of the song live. I don't agree but I do get it. same. studio versions only for me. i always hated that i loved Small Town. it was everything that PJ wasn't at the time. especially when Vitalogy came out. but i alwayd did love it, deep down. i don't like hearing the live version, unless you're there, and it's pretty good. i remember the first time my wife went to a PJ show with me, and the lights came on when the crowd screamed, "HELLO". i think she looked around and went, "Wow..." Oh man that's awesome.

Author:	stip [ Thu March 22, 2018 11:48 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Vs. Survivor: Round 4
Blood and Indifference. Blood is the easy choice here. Indifference used to be a top 5, and is still amazing, but look at what it's up against.

Author:	koopee27 [ Thu March 22, 2018 11:51 am ]
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elderly blood kp

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Author:	Anders [ Thu March 22, 2018 12:05 pm ]
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Blood (really easy) Indifference

Author:	LetMeSleep [ Thu March 22, 2018 12:06 pm ]
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koopee27 wrote: elderly blood kp

Author:	ABNorman [ Thu March 22, 2018 12:17 pm ]
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Blood Rearviewmirror

Author:	evenslow [ Thu March 22, 2018 12:55 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Vs. Survivor: Round 3
durdencommatyler wrote: bodysnatcher wrote: durdencommatyler wrote: PHATJ wrote: durdencommatyler wrote: stip wrote: Small Town is a top 10 song for me. Simple composition, great lyrics, beautiful performance, and an early showcase for Ed's emotional depth in his character pieces. Well said. It's also some of Ed's best lyrics. I fucking adore Small Town. All of that might be true, but I have no desire to hear this song again. Especially in concert. I only vote on studio versions of these songs. The concert angle has no affect on how I vote. But I do understand why someone would be tired of the song live. I don't agree but I do get it. same. studio versions only for me. i always hated that i loved Small Town. it was everything that PJ wasn't at the time. especially when Vitalogy came out. but i alwayd did love it, deep down. i don't like hearing the live version, unless you're there, and it's pretty good. i remember the first time my wife went to a PJ show with me, and the lights came on when the crowd screamed, "HELLO". i think she looked around and went, "Wow..." Oh man that's awesome. As much as I've heard this song, I STILL look forward to that moment every time.

Author:	evenslow [ Thu March 22, 2018 12:56 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Vs. Survivor: Round 4
Based completely on what I (don't) listen to today... RVM Indifference

Author:	EJ [ Thu March 22, 2018 1:11 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Vs. Survivor: Round 4
Small Town Indifference

Author:	stip [ Thu March 22, 2018 1:44 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Vs. Survivor: Round 3
evenslow wrote: durdencommatyler wrote: bodysnatcher wrote: durdencommatyler wrote: PHATJ wrote: durdencommatyler wrote: stip wrote: Small Town is a top 10 song for me. Simple composition, great lyrics, beautiful performance, and an early showcase for Ed's emotional depth in his character pieces. Well said. It's also some of Ed's best lyrics. I fucking adore Small Town. All of that might be true, but I have no desire to hear this song again. Especially in concert. I only vote on studio versions of these songs. The concert angle has no affect on how I vote. But I do understand why someone would be tired of the song live. I don't agree but I do get it. same. studio versions only for me. i always hated that i loved Small Town. it was everything that PJ wasn't at the time. especially when Vitalogy came out. but i alwayd did love it, deep down. i don't like hearing the live version, unless you're there, and it's pretty good. i remember the first time my wife went to a PJ show with me, and the lights came on when the crowd screamed, "HELLO". i think she looked around and went, "Wow..." Oh man that's awesome. As much as I've heard this song, I STILL look forward to that moment every time. Same. I enjoy taking people to shows who have never been, because they are consistently awed by what we take for granted

Author:	epilogue [ Thu March 22, 2018 2:10 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Vs. Survivor: Round 4
Blood Indifference

Author:	Chris_H_2 [ Thu March 22, 2018 2:34 pm ]
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durdencommatyler wrote: Blood Indifference

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Author:	E.H. Ruddock [ Thu March 22, 2018 3:00 pm ]
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Chris_H_2 wrote: durdencommatyler wrote: Blood Indifference

Author:	PHATJ [ Thu March 22, 2018 3:09 pm ]
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EJ wrote: Small Town Indifference

Author:	Monkey_Driven [ Thu March 22, 2018 3:10 pm ]
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Indifference Blood

Author:	chewm [ Thu March 22, 2018 3:17 pm ]
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Blood & Go This wasn't as hard as other albums.

Author:	evenslow [ Thu March 22, 2018 3:30 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Vs. Survivor: Round 3
stip wrote: evenslow wrote: durdencommatyler wrote: bodysnatcher wrote: durdencommatyler wrote: PHATJ wrote: durdencommatyler wrote: stip wrote: Small Town is a top 10 song for me. Simple composition, great lyrics, beautiful performance, and an early showcase for Ed's emotional depth in his character pieces. Well said. It's also some of Ed's best lyrics. I fucking adore Small Town. All of that might be true, but I have no desire to hear this song again. Especially in concert. I only vote on studio versions of these songs. The concert angle has no affect on how I vote. But I do understand why someone would be tired of the song live. I don't agree but I do get it. same. studio versions only for me. i always hated that i loved Small Town. it was everything that PJ wasn't at the time. especially when Vitalogy came out. but i alwayd did love it, deep down. i don't like hearing the live version, unless you're there, and it's pretty good. i remember the first time my wife went to a PJ show with me, and the lights came on when the crowd screamed, "HELLO". i think she looked around and went, "Wow..." Oh man that's awesome. As much as I've heard this song, I STILL look forward to that moment every time. Same. I enjoy taking people to shows who have never been, because they are consistently awed by what we take for granted That and the DTE Hallelujah and the GTF arms wide open.