I was always so attracted to the fact that they had these beautiful parts that never repeated I feel like it made those moments so much more special. Love this band love their evolution.
All of my favorite songs have that property. Would? by Alice in Chains, Pale Blue Dot by The Receiving End of Sirens, Satellites by Periphery. There's something about non-repeating parts, man.
@@thelostmotel209 Perhaps many years ago when it first came out. But I've always wanted them to play it when they came to my city live and then never did !
@@adayinforever Wow. That's nuts. Such an incredible song. It is deceptively slow though. I know they used to prefer playing their faster songs back in the day
Saw them live in St. Petersburg Florida for $8.00 in 2002. Life was never the same. Blessings. 🤟🏽
Got to witness one of those 4 shows. It was like the album came out yesterday. They played them flawlessly!!
I was always so attracted to the fact that they had these beautiful parts that never repeated I feel like it made those moments so much more special. Love this band love their evolution.
All of my favorite songs have that property. Would? by Alice in Chains, Pale Blue Dot by The Receiving End of Sirens, Satellites by Periphery. There's something about non-repeating parts, man.
Very interesting stuff. Love you, Thrice!
These guys don’t age
Seems so
I mean they are still young lol
@@WestCoastCulturedthey're in their 40's
Colin Young standing in the background checking his phone
I love Stash Panda!!
Colin Young lolz
Does anyone know which songs they never played live from that record?
Beltsville Crucible. It literally never appeared in a live video on RUclips until last year. It's my favorite and I've checked for years.
A subtle dagger
@@alexm3046 I though I had seen that in an old video here 🤔
@@thelostmotel209 Perhaps many years ago when it first came out. But I've always wanted them to play it when they came to my city live and then never did !
@@adayinforever Wow. That's nuts. Such an incredible song. It is deceptively slow though. I know they used to prefer playing their faster songs back in the day