Ed Kowalczyk's new album "Alive" and single "Grace", Official Release Dates Options

[OutToDry]

Live is the only band that I ever was able to listen to their albums all the way through without skipping songs. Of all the bands that I have seen in concert, for my money, they put on the best shows.

I like other artists, but Live was by far my favorite.

Grasshopper may I mail you my cd collection.

[Pokey]

Found the tracklist on Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Alive-Ed-Kowalczyk/d...72567240&sr=8-7

1. Drive
2. The Great Beyond
3. Stand
4. Grace
5. Drink (Everlasting Love)
6. Zion
7. In Your Light
8. Just in Time
9. Rome
10. Soul Whispers
11. Fire on the Mountain
12. Sweet Surrender

1. These
2. Are
3. Quite
4. Lame
5. One
6. Word
7. Song
8. Titles
9. I
10. Do
11. Not
12. Approve.
13. (bonus track)

[ridley]

Are these for real? One can only hope that the first three songs are R.E.M. covers

[OutToDry]

the last 2 certainly look like covers, especially Fire On The Mountain (Grateful Dead)

[Pokey]

Are these for real? One can only hope that the first three songs are R.E.M. covers

haha I was thinking that, Ed covering Stand would be hilarious

[Existentialist]

This tracklist is a huge shiteating joke. When is this cunt gonna get it that he's washed up?

[dangum]

Grasshopper may I mail you my cd collection.

That's actually a good idea. Feel free to start a new thread listing albums that you could listen from start to finish without skipping a track...

[OutToDry]

That's actually a good idea. Feel free to start a new thread listing albums that you could listen from start to finish without skipping a track...

Not for the fickle and closed minded!!!



http://www.fansoflive.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=3036

[ridley]

haha I was thinking that, Ed covering Stand would be hilarious

It's a pretty interesting coincidence though ay? THREE songs in a row with the same titles as songs by one of his biggest influences?

Plus there's:
Rome = B52's
Sweet Surrender = Wet Wet Wet
Grace = Jeff Buckley
Just In Time = Tony Bennett

Not to mention "Everlasting Love"...

Pearl Jam's last album had song titles already used by The Doors (The End), Coldplay (Speed of Sound) and Oasis (Supersonic AND Force of Nature).

After 60 odd years of rock and roll, have we finally "run out" out song titles?!

This post has been edited by ridley: Apr 30 2010, 12:20 am

[Pokey]

Plus there's:

Sweet Surrender = Wet Wet Wet
Grace = Jeff Buckley

Sweet Surrender can also be Jeff Buckley's Dad, Tim

[+Ed+]

Er ... Grace = Heropsychodreamer ??

omfg booogogaaaaaaa

Maybe Ƶ is Polish for $

WAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAA

I think the "a" actually means "no" like a-theist or a-typical. We can all agree that this is not live so A-live is actually very fitting.

LMFO MUAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHHAAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

I like other artists, but Live was by far my favorite.

Was? So it ain't anymore?

1. These
2. Are
3. Quite
4. Lame
5. One
6. Word
7. Song
8. Titles
9. I
10. Do
11. Not
12. Approve.
13. (bonus track)

WWWWWWWWWWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA


CUDDOS TO EVERYONE, fellas, you just made my day!

Who on Earth could know that the break-up of our fave band would make forum so much more fun than it was with SFBM out!

[Kymra]

Sweet Surrender can also be Jeff Buckley's Dad, Tim

NICE Pokey!

Not many people can pull that reference out, color me impressed! Adding some rep points for that

Can I also just say how much I miss Jeff Buckley? Eternal Life came on my ipod on my way to work yesterday and I just started to cry.....

[Pokey]

NICE Pokey!

Not many people can pull that reference out, color me impressed! Adding some rep points for that

And now you're gonna go out and get yourself a little reputation

edit: Whoa I just realised the awesome pun in my own post there !


If Ed wants to look at how to control his voice then listening to a few Tim Buckley tracks would teach him a thing or two.

This post has been edited by Pokey: Apr 30 2010, 8:28 am

[thefunkyredcaboose]

It's a pretty interesting coincidence though ay? THREE songs in a row with the same titles as songs by one of his biggest influences?

Plus there's:
Rome = B52's
Sweet Surrender = Wet Wet Wet
Grace = Jeff Buckley
Just In Time = Tony Bennett

Not to mention "Everlasting Love"...

Pearl Jam's last album had song titles already used by The Doors (The End), Coldplay (Speed of Sound) and Oasis (Supersonic AND Force of Nature).

After 60 odd years of rock and roll, have we finally "run out" out song titles?!

No, it is because both artists have lost all creativity and are just mailing it in for the $$$ at this point. They are also too old to remember song titles by other bands.

Seriously, you expect 2 or so on every album, but almost all of these songs share titles with other songs, well known songs too! It looks like a damn covers album!

I'm sure someone is going to call it "great marketing" because it makes people "recall the other song and they will want to buy this album."

[OutToDry]

anybody who believes fanboys' comments that he likes TGF go read this:

http://pulsemusic.proboards.com/index.cgi?...ad=96398&page=1

State's Ed was the driving force behind the sound. Nick you're a piece of work man.