squall17

I would say Lumiere Noire rules in several ways. Additionally the rest of the album is just stellar. I agree with all posts on this page, like how this is the best album since Lights and surprise for Matt being disheartened at the fan faces on that tour. This page is rammed with praise for Moving Walls. It's not a shock that some people openly stated their honest feelings of moderate satisfaction...this is a forum after all and they were generally respectful about it too. Can't be fun for Matt but that certainly can't be allowed to overshadow the abundance of legitimate praise for this album and Matt's accomplishment of staying true to himself to make it. We adore the work you do Matt and any true fan of yours has grown with your sound. You have a legion of fans who are totally stoked for the tour. Don't retire either...we will be thrilled to follow you and your music wherever it goes!

Awesome. Thanks so much!

I am wondering if there is any info regarding the personnel on Something Like a Storm. While I am a fan of pretty much everything Matt puts out, I find that the recordings which feature Stu on guitar have a slight edge in terms of musicality. To further that, I typically see at least one show every tour and find that, for me, concerts where Stu is playing are a touch more impressive. I've enjoyed seeing Stu perform with Matt for roughly 10 years now, minus his absence in the LOES and AOD era. I was absolutely thrilled to see his return on the CN tour and have fingers crossed that he will be back for another round, both on the album tracks and live in concert. Any details are appreciated. Thanks.

No question about it...Stu the guitarist from 2008-2010 roughly. He took Matt's live shows to places they could never reach previously (and sadly have yet to reach since).

I have been a fan since Underdogs and been to a show on every tour since Beautiful Midnight. I guess all I want to know is whether or not Stu is back. The man was a natural fit with Matt and made the live show better than it had ever been previously (and I may even have to say since).

wow, this album is incredible

i gotta say i liked the fake one released awhile back far more than the official

i finally just listened to this song...and i must say its just about the most depressing song ive heard...but i am loving it

i dont think its something they can control now, since virtually every cell phone has a camera and sometimes camcorder, and virtually everyone carries a cell phone on them

it seems very silly to me that logan is invloved, but i think there is more to it, much more that has yet to be revealed

our lady peace - annie

mg - pledge of alliegance (live featuring piano instead of guitar)

im a pretty huge fan of city and colour's piano rendition of alexisonfires 'happiness by the kilowatt'

hot indeed... was pretty damn impressed by her the 2nd time i saw her set, not so much the first time

i cant say i care much for either version, but i prefer this one over the other

yeah that guy was a fucking clown, he was right behind me! ;) so yeah that song, i guess its called 'the boy come back', is new? i was damn impressed by it!

due to the great distance from my house to london, i had to opt for the 'will call' ticket purchase option...ordering over the phonce with credit card and picking them up at the venue doors on the concert night... i gotta say im leery about this, its nothing like actually having the tickets in hand...anyone here been through this process before?

avalanche

im a little worried about the new music, bass is such a bland instrument on its own...but it will probly still turn out awesome

mg - buffalo seven

hes definately gonna make it, he will soon emerge from the medical sector filled with rage and focused on nothing but avenging michelle

suburbia

holy shit that first half of the premiere was intense, like who would have predicted the deaths of palmer and dessler?

i have rogers and MUST acquire a MG ringtone, how can i go about this?

joshua tree