mookytc Wrote:Quote:'Morning Moon' I can't place, except that it sounds very country-rock, 1970s.
My first thought was the Eagles.
The Eagles?? Yikes. Not me. I actually get a strong Weakerthans feel from that song.
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70's were mentioned....that song could easily be played southwest usa style from that era.
Music@Work will always be my favourite. But... We Are the Same had some gems that deserve to stay around forever.
On my current live setlist I listen to: Depression Suite, Morning Moon, Queen of the Furrows, Country Day. I hope the band at least keeps these around in their future setlists (they will always be in Mine!)
mrsardo Wrote:Music@Work will always be my favourite. But... We Are the Same had some gems that deserve to stay around forever.
On my current live setlist I listen to: Depression Suite, Morning Moon, Queen of the Furrows, Country Day. I hope the band at least keeps these around in their future setlists (they will always be in Mine!)
Country Day is a fantastic song. Sadly they only played it once on the WATS tour and then never played it again. I doubt we'll ever see it re-surface. Kinda like Impossibilium, Luv(sic), or Leave. All such amazing songs that will forever be neglected.
direwolf74 Wrote:mrsardo Wrote:Music@Work will always be my favourite. But... We Are the Same had some gems that deserve to stay around forever.
On my current live setlist I listen to: Depression Suite, Morning Moon, Queen of the Furrows, Country Day. I hope the band at least keeps these around in their future setlists (they will always be in Mine!)
Country Day is a fantastic song. Sadly they only played it once on the WATS tour and then never played it again. I doubt we'll ever see it re-surface. Kinda like Impossibilium, Luv(sic), or Leave. All such amazing songs that will forever be neglected.
Kinda like The Bear and Fiddler's Green.....
tragicallysteve Wrote:direwolf74 Wrote:mrsardo Wrote:Music@Work will always be my favourite. But... We Are the Same had some gems that deserve to stay around forever.
On my current live setlist I listen to: Depression Suite, Morning Moon, Queen of the Furrows, Country Day. I hope the band at least keeps these around in their future setlists (they will always be in Mine!)
Country Day is a fantastic song. Sadly they only played it once on the WATS tour and then never played it again. I doubt we'll ever see it re-surface. Kinda like Impossibilium, Luv(sic), or Leave. All such amazing songs that will forever be neglected.
Kinda like The Bear and Fiddler's Green.....
Ahh, good point. They've played Fiddler's so often lately, I almost forgot how long we went without it.
WATS is certainly not painful on the ears, in fact it's a lot of fun, but it's also not amazing.