And Worcester

He always talks about how he doesn't think greatly of them in hindsight, but that's growing as a musician technically, primaly there's something so fun and powerful about those old building blocks of riffs, they're foundational now

Misha doesn’t have anything against P1 it’s just not as creative as their other albums and the live crowd dosent give it as much hype than their newer stuff

its been a wild ride. Wish I could go back and tell the haters that Spencer is still around 15 years later

Oh yeah, kinda cool how the lights follow the guitars,but ignore the drums, so the snare and downbeat are sometimes in the dark.

Same! It was one of the first "big" gigs I ever attended, with them supporting Dream Theater. This and Jetpacks Was Yes! were incredible moments that vividly stuck with me.

Yes, it is either new songs or old bangers that were not played in a while + acoustic covers

You are welcome :)

That would be sick! This album is one of my favorites from them and is just pure nostalgia for me now.

@@Sultanofsleezyeah P1 blew my mind when it came out, I never heard anything like it til then. Love what they evolved into after it, but I still remember the day I discovered P1

@@brooks9184 thank you for purchasing Periphery’s debut long play record 😂😂I don’t know about you but I felt special that we were some of the first people to hear it 😂

@@brooks9184 but yea everyone of their albums are a masterpiece

I'd love that, but not sure how I'd do it. Remix + new vocals sounds obvious, but Misha said some of the files are lost and they'd need to retrack some things. That would be extremely time consuming. I think they'd basically need to retrack everything to do it properly, kinda like Thrice did with The Artist In The Ambulance recently. But then there's a risk of the original vibe getting lost. Difficult decision. Also Misha said, if they were gonna do it properly, he would also rewright some parts as he doesn't like them anymore or would find a better way to fit sections together. Probably the best approach would be to completely redo everything and not even try to make it sound like the original, just take the ideas and be free.

Thank you!!!

I don't think so.

*Remastered, but I highly doubt it

@@MannyMo_ I don't think a remaster would do much. The main issues are with the mix and the engineering, which would mean to basically redo everything to make it sound substantially better.

@@josuastangl7140 I personally love the raw sound and in your face loudness that Misha managed to produce on that album. It's very aggressive from start to finish, and the lack of dynamics really fits the ideas.

@@Quaker763 Yes, that is the mojo that might be lost on a remix. Just like the Thrice TAITA rerecording. The mix sounds a lot better now and the songs are still amazing, but I'm still not sure if I'd listen the new record more than the old one, if I want to give that album a spin.