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[Voodoo Lady]

Last night a member of another band I follow tweeted this same question. A lot of cool discussion followed.

Top 7 LĪVE songs:

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2.
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5.
6.
7.

Top 3 Deep Tracks:
1.
2.
3.

Everyone’s going to be different with how they approach it, which makes for some cool conversation. I went fast, off the top of my head, with how I’m feeling today, and stayed away from rarities. I define deep track as one that is buried, that a casual fan would not recognize. Here’s mine:

1. I Alone
2. Lakini’s Juice
3. Dolphin’s Cry
4. Lightning Crashes
5. All Over You
6. White, Discussion
7. Pain Lies On the Riverside

1. You Are the World
2. Like I Do
3. Heropsychodreamer

What is interesting for me is that I’ve been tired of Lightning Crashes for about 20 years, but know I need to include it on the top 7. Also, I’m sure later I’ll want to replace Like I Do, but it’s what I’m craving today.

I’m anxious to see your lists.

[san_sao]

Gosh, if we're just picking our ten favorites overall:

Meltdown (extra verse)
Graze
Hands Of A Teacher
Deeper
Don't Wait
Insomnia
Stage
Tired Of Me
Rivertown
Spew

This is actually my perfect Live album, I think I'll make a playlist, lol.

[Bremang]

This is actually my perfect Live album, I think I'll make a playlist, lol.

I wonder if it is surprising that someone here may not have made a playlist of their favorite Live tracks. Then I realized a couple playlists that I hadn't made before. Hanging out preparing for the holidays I decided to put on some Live by creating MJ and TC playlists with the higher quality B-sides we recently found from Media Five and the MJ Reissue.





Mental Jewelry

1) Pain Lies On The Riverside
2) Operation Spirit (The Tyranny Of Tradition)
3) The Beauty Of Gray
4) Brothers Unaware
5) Tired Of "Me"
6) Mirror Song
7) Waterboy
8) Take My Anthem
9) You Are The World
10) Good Pain
11) Mother Earth Is A Vicious Crowd
12) Heaven Wore A Shirt
13) Negation
14) 10,000 Years (Peace Is Now)
15) Born Branded






Throwing Copper

1) The Dam At Otter Creek
2) Selling The Drama
3) I Alone
4) Iris
5) Lightning Crashes
6) Top
7) All Over You
8) Shit Towne
9) T.B.D.
10) Stage
11) Waitress
12) Pillar Of Davidson
13) Hold Me Up
14) We Deal In Dreams
15) Susquehanna
16) White, Discussion
17) Horse (hidden track)




For the Throwing Copper playlist I had to add a "The Damn At Otter Creek" MP3. I decided to keep the rest of the tracks as the Media Five tape so there would be fewer disruptions in sound quality. And I imagine what it would be like if these were the official tracklists to the album. Adding a few tracks makes the album feel more epic. It seems like a better representation of the era. Wonder what it would be like if these were the actual albums I spun all these years, and how it would seem that I was just forced to get used to missing out on 3 tracks per album from the beginning. But it certainly has been fun learning that there were B-sides to these albums.

This post has been edited by Bremang: Nov 21 2018, 11:38 pm