taken from the TAYF10 DOUBLE DVD - out now via www.takingbacksunday.com modlife.com/shoptbs/ TAYF10 LIVE FROM STARLAND BALLROOM also available as an instant digital download/stream tayf10.takingbacksunday.com/
A lot of people are commenting on the "Brand New" lyrics, ll of which were in the original TAYF recordings. Jessie was in the band and left to form Brand New. Those were his lyrics left in the song. Theyve been there all along under the lead vocal lines. Go back and listen to the original track.
"Those were his lyrics left in the song" No -- This was a completely new song written after Jesse left -- they ripped the lyrics from Seventy Times Seven. But yes, they were always there on the LP. Just hard to hear the second part.
Heh, I knew he was in TBS but did he write the song? Because I do recall in There's No I in Team, "I've got a twenty dollar bill" is also said, which was seemingly a reference to Mixtape. Heck, even Wiki's entry for Tell All Your Friends says so. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tell_All_Your_Friends Weird.
Hadlee Simons hey i see you are a big tbs fan.. so am i.. do you know of any cool tbs forums? are forums still around? i remember back in 2004 i was in a dashboard confessional forum.. damn it i forgot the name but i used to get tabs and live videos… it was cool!
Hadlee Simons Those original lyrics were written by Vincent Accardi of 'Brand New' in the song Mixtape. Somehow from dispute John Nolan of (Straylight Run and TBS) stole the lyrics when he was starting the band with TBS. It was a dispute that dissolved some friendships. However Vincent Accardi wrote the lyrics not that it matters.
MMGlavan I thought it was jesse in the original too because he used to be in the band before they split and the same lyrics are in Seventy Times Seven by Brand New
Adam doesn't sound like he used to at all, it's like he's not even trying. He doesn't sound like the original track. What the hell happened, I was a fan from like 2002 all through Louder Now, after that I wasn't into the new sound at all. Man, then I check back in on them years later and I guess I just wish they put more energy into their shows like they used to. I was on the itunes homepage and saw their name was trending, I was hopeful that they were good again but I'm not into this new style and sound. I miss Adam's old voice.
holy shit theyve got older and dont sound 19 years old. holy shit theyre a little more mature on stage.. those fuckers! lets lynch their next concert lol if jim croche cant save time in a bottle, then no one can hahaha
Gerard Way was already nearing 40s (when they last performed as MCR) yet sounded like himself all throughout and the mere fact that Adam is not a natural singer. Hehe. BUT, it's up to Adam to put effort to sound like his teen self again. Only effort. Hehe.
aten97 this was Taking Back Sunday's response to Jesse Lacey writing seventy times seven for when his gf cheated on him with John. The last conversation they had with each on the phone finished with, "is that what you call tact? You're a subtle as a brick in the small of my back so let's end this call and end this conversation". The statement Seventy times seven means forgiving. Jesse, John and Adam played together before he left and made brand new. ...Or so that's how it's perceived by the interviews. Who really knows
Absolutely. It is common knowledge that once a man hits his 30s, he develops this Southern accent. The original version's vocals did not contain a hint of southern influence.
Jovi2112 He’s from the south actually, he lived in NY for awhile but he’s back in Texas. People tend to get their accents back when they go back home. My ex is from Boston and whenever we were around his family he would get that accent back for awhile.
