Songs like Crows On A Wire and White Knuckles over stuff from the new album is pretty weak. At least swap out Waters Rising for Forever Falling. Heck no! White Knuckles is one of their best live songs, it just kicks ass. Waters Rising is superior to Forever Falling as a song on every imaginable lev...

On the topic of Flips drumming, Ties That Bind has always been one of my absolute faves.

Tough choice but I picked The Uninvited. I don't know how anyone has picked PIYV. Easily the worst of the bunch to me.

Do you guys not check the box to remain logged in?

Arctic wrote:Myles extends the solo-ish guitar part at the end of the song at a show at one point, that would’ve been cool on the album version. Still a top tier song though.

You're right and I appreciate that. But he also can't sing it live as he does on the album. So it's an OK tradeoff.

I don't think even a solo could make Lover better, and I mean that in a good way.

I don't know how anyone can choose anything over Lover. For me it's one of the songs that beat out Blackbird.

That dude is usually pretty bang on.

He has a lyric monitor and still fucks them up? Haha

There has been discussion on some live Alice in Chains videos on YouTube about them clearly having tablets on their mic stands. Most people assumed they were for lyrics but I give them the benefit of the doubt and think it's something like set list, maybe sound monitoring or something else along tho...

There's now also a cover of Tear Us Apart that's supposedly Drop D but a half step UP?

Edit: So I guess that's kind of like the Trust tuning.

D# A# D# G# F C

New Way to Live is the song about Brian's alcoholism.

There's a cover of the title track on YouTube that says it's in Drop C# although I haven't watched it yet.

Don't understand the hate for Breathe Again.

Wow I dig it.

I forget where I read it exactly but when one of the earlier songs came out (Pay No Mind possibly), I remember stumbling upon some comments on one of the rock focused websites, and someone said something along the lines of... "Myles Kennedy is the best singer to never make me feel anything.&qu...

People who complain about the album being generic or radio friendly and then cite Isolation as a good song for comparison really don't understand those terms.

Must. Resist.

Has anyone noticed any solos that may be done by Myles?

That's a shame. When I saw him in Toronto after Proof of Life came out, it was pretty packed.