How is "New Live" going to differ from TGF? Options

[mfitz804]

I mean really. Its CCP with a different singer, throw an extra guitar player in there too. New Live is going to be CCP and a new singer. Is it just going to be the fact that the new singer is going to sing old songs?

Can I be expected to believe that CCP's music with New Live will somehow differ from CCP's music in TGF?

What's the difference going to be, really?

I suppose only time will tell.

[FishOutaWater]

I mean really. Its CCP with a different singer, throw an extra guitar player in there too. New Live is going to be CCP and a new singer. Is it just going to be the fact that the new singer is going to sing old songs?

Can I be expected to believe that CCP's music with New Live will somehow differ from CCP's music in TGF?

What's the difference going to be, really?

I suppose only time will tell.

I'm not a musician, so I probably don't fully appreciate the subtle differences between genres and the sound of Live verses the sound of TGF, but I think CT described it well when he recently wrote that he and Chad and Patrick started listening to the old LIve material and they rediscovered it again for the first time and began to miss the sound of Live, as opposed to the sound of TGF that they had been working with for a while. Apparently, they are writing new music in the spirit and sound of classic Live. I can tell the difference between that and TGF. So that's how I think it will be different. I also think that both in music and lyrics, CCP are going to focus universal spirituality and those themes in context of Live. Don't forget that Chad Taylor's spiritual insightfullness can easily rival (and perhaps exceed) Ed's. If you read any of Chad's tour diary entries over the last decade, he demonstrated some profound spirituality that Ed has projected since Mental Jewelry.