Was a tough choice between NWTL, Solace and Never Say Die for me personally. Went with NWTL.

austin. wrote: ↑Wed Sep 08, 2021 9:21 am Did they play catching fire? Saw a few days ago it was in one of the sets. With the way the world is right now… that’s a good one to bring out.

Yeah, I've seen a performance of them playing catching fire but can't remember which show.

Found a great video that highlights Mark's live vocal improvement. Compares performances of So You're Afraid from 2015 and 2021 (the Cleveland show). Also thanks to those posting new live performances!

Yeah this is a solid song in my opinion. Love the chuggy intro and verse melody, but also think it'd be an incredible song if the same aggressiveness was continued into the chorus. Otherwise a fantastic song, the outro is great too.

Awesome! Glad you added a few. I was working out to this playlist and Frank Sinatra came up. Caught me off guard but I really liked it :lol Always meant to listen to his stuff but never actually hit play. Glad you picked it! I think I've made it through 90% of the playlist at this point and really ...

This is a great idea! I took the time to add 5 songs I'm currently listening to an awful lot, most of which span genres outside of hard rock. Think people here will particularly like The Witch. 1) Frank Sinatra: One For My Baby 2) Tanuki: The Witch 3) Oasis: Slide Away 4) Your Pain is Mine: Fit For ...

His live vocals have dramatically improved compared to the A Dying Machine tour. As Shea pointed out the forced rasp was completely absent from this performance and, with respect to vocal health and longevity, that is a very good thing.

Thankfully the chorus and verse melodies have clicked for me now after 4 listens. Really appreciate the lyric too.

If you VPN to New Zealand and find the "Tremonti - Topic" YouTube video you can hear the full song, I've listened to it twice now and honestly, for me its a mixed bag. The verse and chorus haven't really clicked for me yet, but the bridge is incredible. I love Mark's lower register so much...

If you search Marching In Time on YouTube/Google, it shows that the title track is on YouTube just waiting to be made public/available to listen to under the "Tremonti - Topic" YouTube account...I would link the video to here but its too early for even that :lol it wont let me link it yet...

Just heard the song after trawling through endless amounts of free chrome VPNs lol - the song has a noticeably different sound as others have noted, but having said that I do like it. Might take a couple of listens to get used to. The chorus melody is short but sweet, there's a very present guitar l...

Infuriatingly, the VPN I was using has started playing up and now I can't access it. What perfect timing.

Finally the ball-breaking is over! The teaser is so short but it hyped me up nonetheless, can't wait to hear this single.

There are no words for how hyped I am

Aye, September 24th if I remember correctly.

Here's the artwork, think it might be my favourite cover of Tremonti's solo albums. https://images-ext-2.discordapp.net/external/ST_fKNn_-W6rZ7X4OCM--7y21PDtowkmFcolw02weyM/https/cdn.season-of-mist.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/T/r/Tremonti-Marching-In-Time...

That snippet has me hyped beyond belief, catchy-sounding chorus with a chunky riff in the end? Hope we hear something official soon.

Wanderlust Begins (that chorus holy shit) and Wake Me When It's Over are probably my favourite "non-single" songs, but other than that I'm afraid none of the other tracks stand out for me personally. The title track is still without question the best song on the record. I'm not disappointe...

As the silence becomes me... We wait another week without even a peep about a new album. As good as The Ides Of March is shaping up to be, I'm honestly just waiting for Myles' record to drop so Mark can finally open up and begin promoting new Tremonti... Especially knowing that Myles is already wor...

Love Rain Down is an outrageously good song, just wish there weren't so many vocal layers after the first verse.