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And the chorus is pretty simplistic and a little too much repetition for me. I think this is the most repetition in an OLP song ever?
I do hear some slight variations -- "it's alright" / "it'll be alright" / "you'll be alright" but yeah it's a simple chorus. I don't think that's at all unusual for ...

I will have to listen to both of these... I never really followed either Mike or Jeremy in too much detail after their departures.

Ordered! I'd expect the original mix of One Man Army too.

Will keep my fingers crossed that they feel obligated to issue Healthy in Paranoid Times on vinyl at some point as well.

Setlist from Los Angeles, one unexpected change compared to the tour so far:

Drop Me in the Water
Innocent
Maps
Superman’s Dead
Somewhere Out There
Clumsy
Starseed

Good performance overall.

Hi Trusty!

As for the new song -- it sounds like something they may have just worked up pretty quickly. Good to know that new music is on their minds though.

William Blake, I think.

I think that one is or was exclusive to the merch booth at shows.

I've not really payed attention to Twitter at all in years, but the tweet about how his drum parts can't possibly be that hard sound more like he's annoyed at the fans who say they miss him being with the band, and not necessarily a jab at Jason. The other tweets posted above are pretty tactless ...

Received the vinyl today in California. Shipped from Texas.

Something else is showing up in my USPS Informed Delivery notifications, also coming from Texas and shipped on the same day. Most likely the CD which I ordered separately. That one is coming via DHL's slow, budget option where they deliver ...

I don't know how I'll ever decide which one is best, but that would be a killer setlist right there.

Voted for Not Afraid (Vault) but Tomorrow Never Knows gets an honorable mention for me.

We need one more category for "other other songs" and the only choice it needs is Trapeze.

Just an FYI to anyone who still needs Spiritual Machines or Gravity, the Discogs seller with the colored editions for sale has 6 copies of each on hand and I definitely recommend him. He’s only listed 1 copy of each at a time, and posts another whenever one sells. I bought both from him, asked him ...

I believe the red Gravity and blue SM is tour-only. They were sold out of both by their last show in LA — I really wanted to grab a copy of SM after the show, and wasn’t even aware of Gravity yet. Not sure if they’ll have more for the Canadian dates. Standard black editions are available through ...

Is the SM vinyl they were selling blue, or black? Trying to find a store that actually has it in stock and it seems like maybe there are 2 versions.

One of my wife's friends went to this show, also her first time seeing them despite being a longtime fan. I'm not too surprised about such a tiny crowd --finding an OLP fan in California is not easy, and probably a good deal of people chose to see them in San Francisco instead.

Thanks for the heads ...

Already gone, but I'll keep you in mind if I find any others to give away.

Can anyone who preordered one of the original offerings and upgraded to include a CD in their order let me know how much extra it cost to upgrade?

In that case the media mail rate should be pretty cheap. PM me your address and I'll send them your way next time I'm near the post office.

I do still have them. Are you in Canada? I'm in the US, so the international shipping might cost a bit, but I can weigh the tapes and see what it would be.

I have a few OLP videotapes that I am ready to part with -- I know it's an outdated format, and most (or all) of this stuff is already online, in higher quality, but perhaps someone here would be interested in some or all? Tapes include:


Rich & Shelley compilation tapes #1-3 ("real" copies made by ...