songs left off midwest run....

[skalnbyc]

i have to listen to love lake again, i did 3 times the first time i downloaded it, and never once \'\'\'\'\'really\'\'\'\'\' felt it. there has to be something going on here, though.

Which version did you hear?

I do really like the song, though there is also a nostalgia factor which isn\'t rendered in your sentiment.

[Gordo]

not sure, i know it was from 2000. give me your favorite version available for download and im there like a snap. ill give you feedback right now if youre still up. im buzzed and searching for meaning behind the Priory of Sion. music close to home would be nice right now.

[skalnbyc]

I really don\'t have a favorite version of Love Lake, though I suppose you could check out the 5-5-01 version since it was broadcasted last week.

[Gordo]

honestly, the band -- now as a powerful unit -- would make this song sound great. this is the reason i have a hard time listening to the guys in \'01 and before, its the timmy show. although that still is good enough, okay and adrian definitely holds his own still, but they dont move along nearly as powerful as they do now. if they played this song tomorrow itd be crazy, i agree. waaaaaay better than a \'love song\' like vera st. its cool, i like it. khhhhhchssshhhhhhhhhhhh. love lake in \'06. do it.

[WALSH]

Vera Street rules, not everything has to be "RAGING!"...dynamics in a show are more powerful than any solo.

[Gordo]

Vera Street rules, not everything has to be "RAGING!"...dynamics in a show are more powerful than any solo.

dynamics are great, vera st. is horse shit.

[WALSH]

PFFFFFFT...  I guess we\'ll agree to disagree then, but Vera St. is still good.

[skalnbyc]

Bottom line is this:  Love Lake would be a great addition to a setlist.  It\'s different than a lot of the stuff the band currently plays, plus it is set up for jamming.