Comment about the New Album Options

[LiveattheOasis]

Something I have wondered, and I am sure it is true, I just did not know Live real well at the height of their popularity. What I think is the beauty of every new album is hearing how it surprises, disappoints, and excites fans. I am sure TC disappointed MJ fans, and SS freaked out TC fans, and so and so forth. I just assume these things to be true, but maybe someone who has been a Live fan longer than me could let me know. I just think it is a healthy sign for a band to be gaining and losing fans with each album, meeting and eluding people's expectations.

So yes my question again, did Live experience the same bashing they are experiencing now with SS and TDTH? I heard it all around V and BOP.

This post has been edited by LiveattheOasis: Apr 12 2006, 10:35 pm

[baggieneil]

i love it they surprise me everytime what a band they rock & pop they sound great whatever they do.
they can do no wrong in my eyes ,etter than all this british crap over here apart from the stereophonics roll on june 14th

[flaterik]

OK, the end all to the discussion "pop" or "not-pop": Ed appeared on KLSY 92.5 in Seattle. I'm a Seattle native and I heard LIVE the first time EVER on 107.7 THE END who were responsible for introducing us to such bands as Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Mud Honey, etc. They also premiered songs like LJ, Freaks, etc and were always really good to LIVE. Today, The End is still premiering PJ songs and broadcasting Audioslave special sessions (btw credit to LIVE for introducing me to Audioslave over the monitors at past concerts) and Ed is shmoozing with the likes of James Blunt at the soft rock/pop station across the lake... I think it is clear what direction they have gone.

[seriakiLLa]

OK, the end all to the discussion "pop" or "not-pop": Ed appeared on KLSY 92.5 in Seattle. I'm a Seattle native and I heard LIVE the first time EVER on 107.7 THE END who were responsible for introducing us to such bands as Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Mud Honey, etc. They also premiered songs like LJ, Freaks, etc and were always really good to LIVE. Today, The End is still premiering PJ songs and broadcasting Audioslave special sessions (btw credit to LIVE for introducing me to Audioslave over the monitors at past concerts) and Ed is shmoozing with the likes of James Blunt at the soft rock/pop station across the lake... I think it is clear what direction they have gone.