Have their ever performed these tunes?

[Furious George]

It has just occured to me. Wouldn't it be awesome if Chantal performed some hardcore OLP song like Starseed? Man, what a hardocre rollicking girl she'd be. On the flip side, I'd like Raine to sing "Surrounded" just for comic value.

[Dr. Hobo]

they did play made of steel live once in dayton (one of steve's "first" shows) and the wonderful future at villanova and the night b4 in selinsgrove was incredible

[sandsleeper]

seeing wonderful future live was, on its own, completely worth the trip to villanova.

[Johnny]

That musta be SAWEET!!

[Tattooed Angels]

IS IT SAFE?
I have never heard of a setlist where they played it. Have they? If so, when?

THE STORY OF A 100 AISLES
From what I heard they played this a couple of times, but it didn't sound good so they stopped playing it. Is that true?

ANNIE
Also, I heard they played this a couple of times... habe they?

THE WONDERFUL FUTURE
I heard they have in fact played it... oh damn, I wish I had a recording of it

ALL MY FRIENDS
Have they ever played this one? I have no clue...

Cheers.

As far as I know from seeing shows and friends who did, these are the songs OLP never did live.

Off Naveed( Is It Safe)
We actaully asked Duncan this and he said he never palyed it, plus out of all the shows i heard with Chris It has never been done live.

Off Clumsy:
as far as I know- Story of 1000 aisles.
Big Dumb Rocket was rearly done, but done at some Naveed tour shows as *Disgusted*

Off Happiness:
I did hear that ANNIE was done once, but it was hard for Raine to sing. All the songs have been done live off this cd. Happiness and Consquences of laughing were done a few times, and Potato Girl wasn't done as much as it could of been done.

Off Spiritual Machines:
All My Friends is the only song I have yet to see being done, or hear of being done. A few have said TWF, was done at Villinova, and I think another show. Made To Heal was done at a few shows (only about 2 USA shows), but done on the CLUB CRAWL TOUR. but not much.

Off Gravity:
Sell My Soul, Sorry and Made of Steel(although done in some soundchecks)

I have been lucky enough to see almost all their songs from seeing them over the years. Best was seeing Imagine done live. That was cool.

Hope that helps. .

[Sufjan Stevens]

OK, now the important part is, will anyone on the board send me "Made To Heal" "Made Of Steel" and "The Wonderful Future" please? If you have them, it would be nice to share with me.

[Fabio_kun]

I don't understand why they record tunes that are hard to perform live I think it's amazing when a band manages to play all songs live...

Anyway...
Why not play Is It Safe? Nothing too complicated about this one... I can understand Annie though, that one might kill Raine...

Made To Heal, I have this one live, if anyone wants to download from me... I'm on the hub as olponline.
Funny thing about this Made To Heal version I have is that when the tune finishes, you can clearly hear someone shouting "THE WONDERFUL FUTURE" in the middle of the crowd... seems like fans like this song

Does anyone love TRAPEZE as much as I do?

Cheers.

[Axtech]

It's possible that, since Duncan says that he doesn't play it, that he actually can't play it. *shrugs*

[Sufjan Stevens]

Gah, I knew never joining the hub would kick me in the ass after a while. I need to hear this song, so if anyone can hook me up outside of the hub, you can have my children.

[neoncrossing]

its probably cause duncan joined the band after naveed was recorded, and they never played it with chris, so there was no sense in teaching him it.

[Fabio_kun]

One thing I had been wondering about for a while...
As a band, do they have to transcribe all their tunes into sheet music and then resgister it?

How exacly do new members learn a band's tunes? From hearing it and being taught by other members or by sheet music?

What do you guys think?

Cheers.

[Sufjan Stevens]

I would guess it's sheet music. I mean, learning 20 or so songs to play each night would be pretty tough if done by just ear. I mean, listening to each note and how many times it was played would drive me insane after a while. Anyways, trying to memorize everything, including all the fills, by just ear, would be horrendously mind dullingly painful.

[Dabekk]

from what i heard mike taught the songs to steve. as for duncan, i think it may be easier for a bass player, coz as long as they get the main points of a part they are more free to change parts up without anyone noticing.

[Axtech]

I think Mike did help Steve out with learning the songs. That's why they don't play a lot of the older songs now; Steve just hasn't learned them. I don't blame him, either. Learning how to play all of the songs he that he had to - correctly - is hard enough. I think it's great that he picked it all up so quickly. That's talent.

[namkablam]

Steverrrrrules!!

[Johnny]

Does anyone love TRAPEZE as much as I do?

I DO!!

[Johnny]

I think Mike did help Steve out with learning the songs

That was awful nice of Mike

[Axtech]

Does anyone else think the thread name should be changed to "Have they ever performed these tunes?"

[namkablam]

I don't

[nikki4982]

Car Crash? Best version I've EVER heard was back in 97 Live At Trubador... OH MY FUCKING GOD! Soundboard MP3, so it's got a perfect sound... and Raine talks about it's meaning before it actualy begins... and he's so fucking amazing in that tune hitting all the high notes SO damn well. Fucking amazing *hands down*


Cheers.

Oooooooooooh, yeah? *finds on harddrive*... someday, I'll listen to everything I've downloaded... *listens* ooh, neat description... Raine sounds good... ..... wow, this is amazing........ .... oh man. Thank you for telling me about that.

seeing wonderful future live was, on its own, completely worth the trip to villanova.

That song sounded incredible. I really wish someone had bootlegged that concert. Oh well, other than that, that day couldn't have possibly went any better in dreams.