Black Country, New Road - Sunglasses (latest version) - Leeds Brudenell Social Club - 26/06/2021
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- What appears to be the band’s latest version of their ever changing track Sunglasses. Socially distanced matinee gig live at the legendary Leeds Brudenell Social Club.
Sounded great, the breakdown was way too chilled tho don't be afraid to scream Issac
Love the You! Me! Dancing! quote at the start
they've got heaps in common with Los Camp; surprised it's not brought up more.
People saying "play the song fans want to see" urm no, at this point I sort expect that BC,NR will have variations of the studio stuff and it's exciting to see what a live version will sound like
they played the same version at Queen Elizabeth Hall a while back
They’re releasing that show as a live album with deluxe versions of the new album. I hope they play the original when they come to the US since they haven’t played here before.
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Loved it, every bit of it
This version just ain't it. People don't want to admit it for some reason.
Apart from the intro, what's really that different about it?
Oh shit I just got the second half they did really change it up, i don't mind it much tho
I honestly rly like it suits where there going imo
Let them play with their own songs. They need, and want to experiment, even if one version will end worse than the other. Playing one song identically for many months can make artist bored.
it's the better version
the new version isnt good like the debut album :( i only like the final but everything in the middle are so bored
Krusty: WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT!??
weird
pretentious… just play the song the fans want to hear and paid money to come hear
people didn't "pay to hear" the album version in the concert, they paid to see the band perform. It shouldn't be expected for the songs to sound identical to their studio versions in any way, especially from an experimental band like them... whether you like it or not, it's up to taste i guess
i too want the same thing from my rock bands as from my mcdonalds fries: a consistent and predictable consumer experience!
@@daniellawther4763 is this sarcastic
@@willoverdoseonmusic alas, there is no way of knowing. sarcasm is famously difficult to spot on the internet.
@@DwarfRapist mhmm