Am I the only one who liked Trip My Wire or whatever that song is on the Romeo & Juliet soundtrack? I haven't heard it in years but I remember really liking it live.

Vow
Stupid Girl
My Lover's Box
Fix Me Now
Temptation Waits
I Think I'm Paranoid
Hammering in My Head
Push It
The Trick is to Keep Breathing
You Look So Fine
Silence is Golden
Nobody Loves You
Cherry Lips
Parade
Run Baby Run
Tell Me Where It Hurts
Control
Big Bright World
Battle in Me
Man on a Wire
Show Me
Felt

ETA: #1 Crush
ETA: Queer and Supervixen too. that whole album almost, really.

Actually I would say the exact same thing. Can't even remember what it sounded like.

so i still like this album a whole lot

: )

this makes me happy.

So which one is it, you guys are talking about?

Trip My Wire (B-side)





or
#1 crush (R&J soundtrack)

i really want to edit the fucking "kaboom" stuff out of parade

you guys should also listen to androgyny now that you're older
like i figure most of us are softer on top 40 and R & B and its actually kind of awesome despite the dopey lyrics

you best of mix guys are also ignoring the world is not enough
that's a mistake

d. you definitely blew it w/o vow and tell me where it hurts
i need to go find what my rdio garbage play list was
one of the all-time best singles acts from the alt rock era

1. Special
2. Run Baby Run

i'm not ranking the rest. but i mean i'm glad everyone in the world agrees special is the best

Show ended up getting postponed until this past weekend - always blown away when a band "postpones" a show and actually makes good and returns. And, I ended up going - but got in for free.

The band sounded solid, really tight. Shirley was a little off - and was super, super chatty between songs. Debate ensued as to just how drunk she was. We're talking 30 seconds to a minute of chatter between each song. Concluded that she wasn't that drunk, as she was very self-aware of how talkative she was being.

Anyways, she came out for the encore - they did about 3/4 of "As Heaven Is Wide" then she flubbed the lyrics, and they stopped it. She was griping about how it wasn't her fault, etc - then the band decided to not start it over again, despite her wanting to. They then tried THREE times to start the next song (a new one, "Man on a Wire" - only knew that because she wanted to play that) but she kept missing the vocal cue to start, despite the fact that the guitar dude was yelling and pointing at her when it was her time to start. She argued that she was indeed in the right, and they were wrong... it got kind of heated for a second. Could tell there was some tension.

Well, they ended up scrapping that, then doing "Vow" and calling it a night. Really weird end to the show, but was obvious that it needed to wrap up.

Long story short: glad it was free, as had I paid $35 at the door for me and the wife, it would have been far from worth it, sadly. Cool to see Butch Vig in action.

I saw them a few weeks back in Richmond and they were spot on. Sean is correct, one of the best singles acts from the 90s and the BeautifulGarbage album is alot better than people made it out to be when it came out.

i listened to the first 4 tracks from BG the other day and enjoyed them.

this seems to happen a lot- she misses queues and flubs lyrics often. part of the charm, despite the fact that the band is usually spot on, flawlessly tight.

they are on tour with screaming females that is okay