i really like how future peek came out, out of all the songs on the new album i listen to taht one the most.  i like good things too, i catagorize both good thigns and future peek as those "inner struggle" songs, and the grand piano is the **** too (i used to play piano for 14 years).  psygn is a little meh but its definately more a live song so the band can rip it up and showcase their skillz.  late and the great > over exposure are the sparkling gems.

it took me a bit to gain full appreciation for GT.  The debut at Porter\'s did quite get me, but seeing Mooboo\'s> Good Things> Mooboo\'s at Mill St. and then future Timmy Tour versions swayed me ever so.

theres really no excuse for NOT using a grand piano in the studio imo

How much does the cd cost at shows?  Want to pick it up in Denver.

15 bucks or so..... can\'t be more than 20. they are also carrying around a credit card machine

just recieved my copy and am up to good things

good things was very well done.  i really liked the production on future peek, really well done.  i feel sorta weird and defective because i just dont get into honey butter like the rest of the planet does.  i assume that\'s something wrong with me, not the song.  TLaTG > OE was really effin great.  once again though, i feel like more time could have been taken on vocal production, i definitly hear a lot of spots where i feel like more time could have been taken to get better takes out of tim.  but overall i think this is a great record.

what the hell is the deal with "august 11th-december 18th - extensive testing has been conducted in a yada yada yada...."?
(weird tidbit: my sobriety date is august 11th, 2004, and my first sobriety date from the first time i tried to get clean and sober was december 18th, 2002.....  *cue eery music*)

i assume that\'s something wrong with me, not the song.

Dud eyou lost the fro hence you lost the cool