Lady Bhang - What Will It Mean? Options

[CoconutBackwards]

I listened to it twice when it came out, that was more than enough, and I am a really big fan of Dean DeLeo, which was about the only interesting thing about it.

Even Dean didn't think enough of it to come out a single time and play it on their co-headlining tour, which they were on when the freaking thing was released.

I'm a big Dean DeLeo fan also and if I he didn't even bother to come out and play this with them while they were on tour together is about all we need to know about this song.

[Hoodstock]

Apparently it didn't mean much. The only thing coming out of Līve's camp is tour dates and crickets. Was hoping that Bhang and the performances of Radio were indications of a new album in the works. Should have known better.

[Badman]

Indeed, it did not have much impact. I really want to be excited again about live, but they just can't seem to turn on the fountain. They just give us drips every now and then. I can't even say that I remember how this song goes. For better or worse, I could at least remember love lounge. This has even less staying power.

[JonSnow]

I haven't listened to this song since around the time it came out... and I can't remember a thing about it.

[tbone2004]

I haven't listened to this song since around the time it came out... and I can't remember a thing about it.

It's like me with Local 717. The only song that was worth listening to was Love Lounge. I could care less about Leave the Radio On or Lady Bhang. At least with Love Lounge, it felt like Live was back at that point, but because of all the drama, it just all fell apart.

The guys really need to sell that drama and just get back together. I hate to see Live as the 90s version of The Beatles, or god forbid, Guns N Roses.

[JonSnow]

It's like me with Local 717. The only song that was worth listening to was Love Lounge. I could care less about Leave the Radio On or Lady Bhang. At least with Love Lounge, it felt like Live was back at that point, but because of all the drama, it just all fell apart.

The guys really need to sell that drama and just get back together. I hate to see Live as the 90s version of The Beatles, or god forbid, Guns N Roses.

Taylor and Gracey seems to have buried the hatchet. So who knows? Ed might just get desperate when the show attendance leaves him unable to even fill up a dive bar, but that's hardly a reason to get back together. And they already tried that anyway. Besides, I don't know that Pat would be up for it regardless of any stated motives. He might be content to just live in a cabin by a lake and fish for the rest of his life.

The idea of them holing up somewhere together and hammering out a new batch of songs sounds like the pipe-est of pipe dreams. The 90s were lifetime ago. Best to just enjoy the past for what it was, move on, but leave a little room for... but don't expect... a swan song at some point before we're all dead and buried

[tbone2004]

Taylor and Gracey seems to have buried the hatchet. So who knows? Ed might just get desperate when the show attendance leaves him unable to even fill up a dive bar, but that's hardly a reason to get back together. And they already tried that anyway. Besides, I don't know that Pat would be up for it regardless of any stated motives. He might be content to just live in a cabin by a lake and fish for the rest of his life.

The idea of them holing up somewhere together and hammering out a new batch of songs sounds like the pipe-est of pipe dreams. The 90s were lifetime ago. Best to just enjoy the past for what it was, move on, but leave a little room for... but don't expect... a swan song at some point before we're all dead and buried

Harsh words, man, but... fair. I'm turning 40 in a month, and it's hard to let go of what made your childhood so badass. I hate to say it, but Live is pretty much dying for me. I don't have much taste in music anymore, so this was like my saving grace. It's sad that I don't even listen to them that much anymore either...

[JonSnow]

Harsh words, man, but... fair. I'm turning 40 in a month, and it's hard to let go of what made your childhood so badass. I hate to say it, but Live is pretty much dying for me. I don't have much taste in music anymore, so this was like my saving grace. It's sad that I don't even listen to them that much anymore either...

There's other good rock out there. Just have to look a little harder for it sometimes.

Big Wreck is my current favorite active band. Mammoth is another good one. That's Wolfgang Van Halen's thing. There's also 3rd Secret, which is band with Krist Novoselic, Kim Thayil, and Matt Cameron, among others.


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