Poll: Which song do you think is the weakest on Day for Night? - You do not have permission to vote in this poll.
Grace, Too
0%
0
0%
Daredevil
0%
0
0%
Greasy Jungle
3.85%
2
3.85%
Yawning or Snarling
1.92%
1
1.92%
Fire in the Hole
5.77%
3
5.77%
So Hard Done By
3.85%
2
3.85%
Nautical Disaster
0%
0
0%
Thugs
0%
0
0%
Inevitability of Death
1.92%
1
1.92%
Scared
0%
0
0%
An Inch an Hour
17.31%
9
17.31%
Emergency
19.23%
10
19.23%
Titanic Terrarium
9.62%
5
9.62%
Impossibilium
36.54%
19
36.54%
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The Weakest Link - Day for Night - Round 1
#16

cochise Wrote:I thought Fire In The Hole might have a few more votes as well. Not my least favourite, but I never really connected with me or felt like it "fit" with the rest of the album.

I've always liked Fire in the Hole. It's got the edgy punk/metal vibe of The Wherewithal, but a little darker and more menacing. The album version doesn't quite do it justice in my opinion. The live setting is where that song truly comes alive. It's a beast. I remember one version at a show in Calgary that was absolutely jaw-dropping. My friend turned to me after the song and said "that was frightening."
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#17

The boys always seemed to enjoy playing Fire in the Hole live. A great high energy rocker. I learned from the Museum After Dark website about the old Hazel Dickens songs of the same name -- which has a few similar lyrics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiGPbHnpQks

And because I apparently have nothing better to do with my time, I thought it would be fun to edit the two songs together -- so here it is: https://instaud.io/1kNm
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#18

direwolf74 Wrote:
cochise Wrote:I thought Fire In The Hole might have a few more votes as well. Not my least favourite, but I never really connected with me or felt like it "fit" with the rest of the album.

I've always liked Fire in the Hole. It's got the edgy punk/metal vibe of The Wherewithal, but a little darker and more menacing. The album version doesn't quite do it justice in my opinion. The live setting is where that song truly comes alive. It's a beast. I remember one version at a show in Calgary that was absolutely jaw-dropping. My friend turned to me after the song and said "that was frightening."

I'm with Cochise on this one. While I didn't vote for it and don't hate the song, it'll most likely be my weakest link come next round. I don't know if it's cause they're both song #5 on their respective albums, but I always put Streets Ahead in the same category as Fire in the Hole. I almost always skip the studio version but am pleasantly surprised when I hear them live
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#19

Moof_Milker Wrote:The boys always seemed to enjoy playing Fire in the Hole live. A great high energy rocker. I learned from the Museum After Dark website about the old Hazel Dickens songs of the same name -- which has a few similar lyrics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiGPbHnpQks

And because I apparently have nothing better to do with my time, I thought it would be fun to edit the two songs together -- so here it is: https://instaud.io/1kNm

I've never heard the actual song before. Great find! I remember Gord used to sing some of those lyrics before the band launched into the song:

"Stand up boys, let the bosses know
Turn your buckets over, turn your lanterns low
There's fire in our hearts and fire in our soul
but there ain't gonna be no fire in the hole."
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#20

direwolf74 Wrote:"Stand up boys, let the bosses know
Turn your buckets over, turn your lanterns low
There's fire in our hearts and fire in our soul
but there ain't gonna be no fire in the hole."
Live 10 I believe....?He then says a few lines from the mayor in Jaws I believe...

Moof_Milker Wrote:The boys always seemed to enjoy playing Fire in the Hole live.
But, it's the song he hates, ITS THE SONG HE HATES

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#21

Poor Emergency doesn't deserve this.

Man, this one is difficult right out of the gate.

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#22

Fire now with three votes...whhhhyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy is it treated so bad?
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#23

sean.bonner Wrote:
direwolf74 Wrote:"Stand up boys, let the bosses know
Turn your buckets over, turn your lanterns low
There's fire in our hearts and fire in our soul
but there ain't gonna be no fire in the hole."
Live 10 I believe....?He then says a few lines from the mayor in Jaws I believe...

Moof_Milker Wrote:The boys always seemed to enjoy playing Fire in the Hole live.
But, it's the song he hates, ITS THE SONG HE HATES

"You say Baraccuda and everyone goes huh?, but you say Strike and you got a full scale panic on your hands..."
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#24

sean.bonner Wrote:
direwolf74 Wrote:"Stand up boys, let the bosses know
Turn your buckets over, turn your lanterns low
There's fire in our hearts and fire in our soul
but there ain't gonna be no fire in the hole."
Live 10 I believe....?He then says a few lines from the mayor in Jaws I believe...

Moof_Milker Wrote:The boys always seemed to enjoy playing Fire in the Hole live.
But, it's the song he hates, ITS THE SONG HE HATES

I believe these lines make an appearance during the High Sierra Music Festival Show.
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#25

chancellor Wrote:
sean.bonner Wrote:
direwolf74 Wrote:"Stand up boys, let the bosses know
Turn your buckets over, turn your lanterns low
There's fire in our hearts and fire in our soul
but there ain't gonna be no fire in the hole."
Live 10 I believe....?He then says a few lines from the mayor in Jaws I believe...

Moof_Milker Wrote:The boys always seemed to enjoy playing Fire in the Hole live.
But, it's the song he hates, ITS THE SONG HE HATES

I believe these lines make an appearance during the High Sierra Music Festival Show.

Could be wrong, but the "its the song I hate" comes from the 96 Toledo Zoo show. Maybe he did it at others as well, but I think that's the boot where I have heard it from.
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#26

No love for Inch??? We can't be friends...
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#27

chancellor Wrote:
sean.bonner Wrote:
direwolf74 Wrote:"Stand up boys, let the bosses know
Turn your buckets over, turn your lanterns low
There's fire in our hearts and fire in our soul
but there ain't gonna be no fire in the hole."
Live 10 I believe....?He then says a few lines from the mayor in Jaws I believe...

Moof_Milker Wrote:The boys always seemed to enjoy playing Fire in the Hole live.
But, it's the song he hates, ITS THE SONG HE HATES

I believe these lines make an appearance during the High Sierra Music Festival Show.


I was referring to the Hazel Dickens lines. I wasn't very clear with my original response. Sorry about that
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