BrownEyedBoy said:Love is Blindness" is the kind of sweet mourning that I love to dwell on. For some reason, I think Streets right after would be too much of a contrast.
U2DMfan said:If anything it would mean they'd play LIB for the first time since 1993.
So I'd be down with it.
Zoocoustic said:For some reason, the desperate, pleading, "darker" songs always sound great leading into Streets...I think it's the contrast in moods...and Love Is Blindness is a perfect example.....
SunBloc said:
I think you may be right. The contrast from the moods of two connected songs forces you to recognize the change in your own mood.
Zoocoustic said:For some reason, the desperate, pleading, "darker" songs always sound great leading into Streets...I think it's the contrast in moods...and Love Is Blindness is a perfect example.
The "hallelujahs" in RTSS, the "pleeeeeeeeaaaaaaase" at the end of Please...these work so well because of the mood they set right before those beautiful synthesizers kick in.
In short, I like the idea.
U2DMfan said:If anything it would mean they'd play LIB for the first time since 1993.
So I'd be down with it.
Zootlesque said:Listening right now to LIB from Zoo Sydney followed by Streets from 12/26/89 Lovetown to see how it works.
Ohh, this song...
edit: It's not bad.. sounds like it's from the same concert even! But there is no solid musical link like RTSS/Streets or Please/Streets. Maybe it needs some editing.
U2DMfan said:If anything it would mean they'd play LIB for the first time since 1993.
So I'd be down with it.