Geoff Kresge

wanted the re-recordings of a couple songs to answer that.

And it sounds like Jeff Kresge, the bassist, wanted to re-record a lot of the other songs from EPs and splits and stuff like that.

And so they...

I mean, this ends up being this weird mishmash of... songs that were written over the, some of which, you know, when the band was still in high school and then with, with, you know, new stuff with a slightly different direction or, you know, maybe they're, they've come into their own as writers a little bit more, but it's all together in this one soup that doesn't, it doesn't feel representative of any specific era of this band or time in these people's lives.

I mean that's my favorite moment of the song is that little it's a good it's a good bridge yeah

good bass solo I like it I mean

once again I think that Jeff Kresge is the at this point in the band the the most talented player and his bass lines are I mean he is kind of overplaying them sometimes but like it's the it's the thing that sticks out at me the most I think not just because I'm a bassist

definitely no like that and that is a like that's a thing that's going to be pervading through their entire career because like hunter joins after this and turns out hunters really good at bass too but he's a little more he doesn't overplay

Yeah, I mean, the...

If the, the, the Geoff Kresge interview is to be believed, there was some dissension in the band about whether or not to even play the...

You know, to record this cover.

Uh, the...