Handwritten get hurt american Slang history books are much better

@@user-hx4lq5ok7l shhhh let ppl enjoy shit.

Never seen another band that could vary so much show to show as the GLA did. Saw them loads the first time around and they did some of the greatest shows i've seen in 30 years of watching music (one in Oxford in my top 3, possible top1!), yet they also churned through some turgid sets that had me wanting to go home halfway through. I actually really enjoyed the final Hammersmith show because it felt like the band was relieved to know it was their last dance and the atmosphere was weirdly great (to me), but I totally get what you're saying about the later years being a real struggle. Fallon's solo shows were more miss than hit for me, and I can't get on board with the increase in between-song chat, but again I saw some magic moments. McLusky and Shellac are the only bands i've ever seen that improve for between song mumblings, and that's only because their singers could do stand up in another life! Anyway, wonderful to have the GLA back and enjoying their music again. I don't mind the new record and I'll catch them at the Roundhouse for old time's sake. This band has been one of the soundtracks to my life, and it's just great to see them all happy together again.

I can tooo i miss this way too much

Best GA song, best GA song to see live

Watch his in-house concerts if you want to learn about Brian’s sense of humor. I live in Columbia, MO and find it dry and hilarious.

Im not sure people in NJ do either lol he's funny af though

Well said

Persona?

Brian has been outspoken against doing encores for a long time. Doubt they will ever go back to doing so.

Whats wrong with brian

I assume cause he's put on weight? Forgot he had to have a six pack for you to enjoy the music more

@@kidcracker16 ikr just listen to the music and enjoy it he oviously living his best life

@@nicoleratcliff9441 Love your reply. He quit smoking and spent two years basically in his house because of government mandates. He is there to have fun and share the music. Love him and his music, period. And in his own words, "I just don't care."

Why, they're perfectly on point here, timing is impeccable, not sure what you could really find fault with

@@crk140 they sound so hollow compared to recorded stuff. They sound weak live.

Sal Baglio of the Stompers explained this nearly 50 years ago: you got two 'sounds', you got the rough live stuff and you got the tweaked, clean studio stuff. I'm with you re. GA but there's an audience for the 'rough' too.

To continue the story, I think the 'two sounds' killed the Stompers. Their live shows were a celebration of rock n roll but their studio stuff was dull dull dull. And they never went anywhere because of that. There's nothing dull dull dull about GA live or in studio though.

@@user-ym3ld5ut7b That could be the recording or just naff live sound engineering.