Yeah, but they've always done it this way. What used to be a cassette tape recorder for capturing ideas then turned into a phone. In 2009, Jon even played a demo off his phone from WWBTF to a DJ in a radio interview.

Hmmm for some reason I was more jazzed it wasn't the process of 2005ish where the demos are the final tracks. But maybe it's always been this way.

So is he finally ready to admit that they are a nostalgia act? In that case stop trying to record a hit and just make a killer album!

I wish he'd back that up by actually making a rock record. I still think that the key to doing this would be to let Phil have more input, but it's never going to happen...

In the second interview Jon was asked about his memories of their only concert in Russia. He answered they had (in 1989) two very important albums, SWW and NJ, on which depended their career and which included their most popular songs. And he used to rely on SWW and NJ hits to establish contact with the audience, but then they came to the USSR in 1989, and nobody knew those songs. So he had to find out another way to capture people.

That phrase about hits can be misleading without context.


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Whoosh....

Ahh, ok, so he didn't say that at all. Thanks...

https://twitter.com/TheRealPhilX/sta...13618931507201

Plus in another tweet. Phil pretty much confirmed he's playing on the new album so that's good!

Yeah, since he was doing a Q&A before boarding a plane, and Jon's going back into the studio tomorrow in Nashville, I'd say it's a safe bet that said plane is destined for Nashville, even if Braden hadn't mentioned it.

Or it could just be a coincidence; and he's actually flying to Timbuktu.

(Nah, probably not.) :D

Oh excellent!!!


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Let’s hope he does more than 4 non existent solos on this album.
Let him have an influence.


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