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Can anyone please compile into text all of the comments that Colin made? I’m sorry if this is too much of a task to ask for lol

Man, that is a crazy amount of traveling and performing if you think about it. God bless them in their journey, they ain’t as young as they used to be!! And that’s a long time to be away from home. 😔 Oh yeah, and FORGET about a new album until 2026 or later. 😆

Just gonna leave these here Edit: embed fail lol https://s11.gifyu.com/images/SyYqu.gif https://s11.gifyu.com/images/SyYqQ.gif https://s11.gifyu.com/images/SyYqn.gif

Very corny video LOL but at least it looks like they’re having fun !!

It’s the piano from TEM

That is so freaking cool! I didn’t know that glass was a physical item, I always thought it was a digital effect. LP really pushing the boundaries of what you can creatively achieve IRL instead of in the computer Edit: Can’t wait for the next album when they play with live electricity and magma.

I’ve said this before but the only thing that makes me a little sad is that Emily had such an original style in her old band Dead Sara and idk if that shines here on LP. I hope that side of her doesn’t get lost. Like, Unamerican by DS sounds a lot more genuinely her in my opinion than anything on this album. That said, this is a VERY solid LP album.

To anyone who heard the album , did you feel it could’ve used 1 or 2 more songs to be a bit less short?

Do we really think that Mike and Company wrote a song about Mike and Company writing a song and the world not taking it the right way, while trying to get the ol’ bandmates to hang out and make music again together? Like, “ hey guys, what should we write a song about?” “ let’s write about how the world isn’t going to like us when we return to the mainstream.” 😂

Edit: the big Mac analogy is probably the real one though.

Given the fact that all of the band members are doing different every day jobs in the video, I take the emptiness machine to refer to the world, or the corporate world, or at the very least the expectations put on us by society. I also thought it could be referring to the Internet, in the sense where people on the Internet want to get famous and be liked by everyone, and when they finally reach that point of fame and status, they realize that it was empty because not only did they lose themselves in order to impress the world (given themselves fully up to criticism, slander, and hyperanalysis of their character, etc.) but also they have no fulfillment in the end, thus, emptiness. As far as the working world idea though, that one is a little bit less deep I would say. Maybe it’s about not being fulfilled by the mundane tasks that society presses on you, get a job, go to school, have 2 1/2 kids, that sort of thing. But I would argue that the fame one is probably more impactful. I’m sure this can be interpreted in a lot of different ways, which is what LP loves to do with their songwriting.

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Lol Colin Farrell, Lily Collins, and last but not least Colin Brittain

My brain kept thinking "You're guilty all the same !!!!"

Without turning this into a complicated argument, both might be more difficult than you could assume! Not making any justifications for people’s mistakes, but until you’re in that first person position to enter/exit a cult, and/or have an affair with someone that isn’t your spouse, judgment should be reserved I think. Once again, not justifying any wrongdoings, but just making light of how it’s probably best to not compare different mistakes in terms of ease of avoiding, without having been there yourself, if I’m not mistaken.