Looks like someone has made those corrections (maybe it was you?) over on setlist.fm. Does this look correct and complete now? Still can't get over the fact that they're playing a 30-song set!
Got The Noose instead of Counting Bodies last night! Puscifer played a few different tracks as well, don’t know Primus well enough to tell if they played anything different. Setlist.fm looks correct on first glance.
Just got my Sessanta EPPP and if you’re like me you’ve been wondering who played on the track so here
KINDRED - A PERFECT CIRCLE
MAYNARD JAMES KEENAN - VOCALS. PROGRAMMING
BILLY HOWERDEL - GUITARS. VOCALS. BASS. KEYBOARDS
JOSH FREESE - DRUMS
PRODUCED BY BILLY HOWERDEL & MAYNARD JAMES KEENAN
ENGINEERED & MIXED BY BILLY HOWERDEL
ADDITIONAL ENGINEERING - SMILEY SEAN
MASTERING - DAVE COLLINS
Edit: I really enjoy this track but there are some meh aspects to it that I kind of attribute to the production/mastering overall. Part of it sounds very much like a demo recording and I sort of hope we get a version like “Kindred Spirits Wait” or something on a follow up album like we did with “By And Down” after they’d had time to work more on it live and hunker down together.
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Last edited by gerbil; 04-06-2024 at 01:25 PM.
Definitely a meh track. Just sort of middling. Too bad.
Kindred is the worst song on the EP. Felt like APC on auto pilot.
I'm not seeing this tour so I shouldn't really care, but I'm a bit disappointed with lack of song rotation on APC part. So far the only change has been swapping Counting Bodies for The Noose and back, while all other 9 songs remain the same.
I agree a little more variation would be nice (I'd LOVE to see them bring back the album version of 3 Libras, Rose, Thinking of You, or Sleeping Beauty), but I can't say I'm surprised since Maynard is onstage singing with both APC and Puscifer. By the way, my FOMO got the best of me and I did cave and bought a ticket to the Chicago show. I'm flying out and going to the show alone, but at least I'll get to see it! I just wish that Josh Freese were still playing with them for the Chicago show, but unfortunately, the Los Angeles show will be his last Sessanta appearance. I barely missed him on the With Teeth tour, too (we got Alex Carapetis instead).
Kinda disappointed to see the amount of hate for “Kindred.” I think it’s a good song with some flaws.
I’m jealous of y’all going to these shows.
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Agreed, it's a decent song, but not amazing. I try not to make snap judgements anymore ever since thinking Mer de Noms was kind of mediocre on my first listen (except for Judith, which I always loved), only to have that album go on to become one of my all-time favorites after it finally clicked with me. Perhaps with time, I'll come to appreciate this one more, too...
Between No Angel, Pablo's Hippos and Kindred it is the worst cut on that EP for sure.
Kindred is not bad but it feels like an Eat The Elephant track I would ignore when listening to the album like The Contrarian.
That's why I called it an auto-pilot track. It is a solid song but it's a standard APC track and isn't interesting to stand out amongst the pack.
I like Kindred a lot. The other two songs have plenty of immediate gratification. With Kindred you can kinda turn it on and let it build.
I agree with this. I gave my criticisms earlier but it’s still a good track.
Also, idk if anyone else feels this way but the swap between “feline friend” and just “friend” strikes me as a deliberate shift in subject coupled with the sudden change in tone.
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I'd say it's a good track. One of their best? Eh, probably not, but a welcome return nonetheless.
I found the studio recording of "Kindred" a bit stifled and lifeless. However, I saw it performed live in Houston this past Saturday, and it really comes alive in that setting. Felt more natural, heartfelt, and present.
Can confirm, "Kindred" is better live. I was lucky enough to be fourth row from the stage at the Tennessee show and all three bands killed it! So many funny interactions happening in the background and center stage all three hours. Don't miss this if you have a chance! (We also got Wynona's Big Brown Beaver!!!)
Revisiting ETE again since its release, it suffers from just being so painstakingly boring.
Most of the tracks blend into each other, to the point of sounding like background, lounge music. I miss the rock aspect of their sound, and it becomes so overproduced at times, it is hard to ignore. Kindred is no exception to this, and goes absolutely nowhere.
I know I'm in the minority with this one, but I'd rather listen to eMOTIVEe over ETE.
The arrangements and instumentation are so dull on ETE one would assume that they never performed most of the songs in a room together until after the album was already finalized. Also, I haven't been liking Billy's guitar tone from since APC reactivated.
APC on ETE is definitely not the same band I fell in love with when Mer De Noms came out. Thats for sure. Very overproduced and to be honest, Maynard's lyrics with APC now are very cringe and too on the nose for me. Puscifer lyrics are more discreet which is saying something. The Kindred lyrics, while I like the meaning, are just not for me. I miss Maynard that was a bit more closed off and cryptic.
Huh. I still go back to ETE frequently. There are points where I can tell "oh you wrote this on a piano and forgot to make it not sound like that" but even that doesn't really dissuade me from enjoying it.