danielpsoad-09

I think I like LTF more than Unshatter overall. Mike's parts give me big P.O.D. vibes for some reason (not a bad thing). I like the way Mike's and Emily's vocals complement each other, and that bridge was simple yet effective for me.

Had a fantastic time at the show! Getting to hear 2 (Good Things Go and IGYEIH) of my top 3 FZ songs was awesome. Hoping I get to see Casualty in Nashville in August. Overall pretty happy with the band's sound and production. Emily did a great job and seems confident. I was at the barricade which was sweet, but part of me also would like to see this show further away just to appreciate the lasers, screens, etc. even more.

Can't wait to finally see the band again after 11 years (saw them during the THP tour in 2014)! During the KROQ interview they said they had 5 new songs rehearsed for this tour. They've played 4, so maybe they'll debut Unshatter or Let You Fade. Not hoping for any crazy surprises at this point, but I really hope they play Good Things Go, Casualty, (both in my top 3 of FZ) and Keys to the Kingdom (also in my top 3 of THP, my favorite album).

I guess most of the songs on my list are somewhat "unrealistic" but since the question is about songs we'd "like" to see, I would have a A Line in the Sand and QWERTY at the top of the list. Then, I'd put Powerless as another option because it'd be awesome to see it performed live and also because I think Emily would crush it. Having said that, I'm fully expecting them to add FZ songs to replace some of the "deep cuts" they played this year as opposed to adding more deep cuts.

As a drummer, this was pretty fun to watch. It's also nice to have a visual reference for the songs I haven't covered on my channel yet lol so thanks Drumeo!

Emily pushing Dave was hilarious. Can't wait for some studio footage now that the album is out.

I'll be in in Nashville and Greenville. GA tickets for both.

As a long time, hardcore fan, I can at least tell you I'm more excited to see this "version" of the band than the band that toured during the last few years with Chester (THP and OML tours). Production is better, the band sounds fantastic, the setlists are amazing, 2 hour shows, there's a guitar player on stage that seems to enjoy what he does, the list goes on ...

So it looks LP will be using both stages in the US. I plan on getting tickets for Nashville and Greenville, and both shows have different stage setups:

I really like that From Zero Liquid Cream Tee, but zero chance I'd drop $35 on a t-shirt lol

I'm kinda surprised where they ended up putting the US dates. I was fully expecting them to do a Winter US tour. Anyway, I'll try to do Greenville in May and definitely Nashville in August.

I have listened to the album several times now and I quite enjoy it. It sure feels short but as a comeback album, I think it does a great job at reminding people what LP is all about , including some experimentation although for the most part it's a pretty "safe" album. My favorite songs are probably Casualty, Good Things Go and IGYEIH. We'll see how it ages but I think it'll rank higher than OML and LT for me. I hope next time around they do get to experiment a little bit more and they go beyond than a collection of 2 or 3 minute songs with the good ole classic song structures.

So glad they'll be playing Nashville! Source: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/15NKcgmi3u/

Overall the show left me with good feelings. I think Emily will eventually find her footing, at least I hope. I do agree she was trying way too hard to hit that "raspiness" that Chester was known for in some of the songs (Catayst, SIB). I think she sounded best when doing clean singing or straight up yelling/screaming. The problem was the in between. The hardest part will be getting used to the old songs being perfomred in a different key, but it makes sense why they had to do it that way.

I dig the song and I'm both shocked and pumped that a new album was kept a secret in this day and age. I pre-ordered the CD Box Set + Zine. I wish the album was a little longer but if the songs are good, I guess that's irrelevant.