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Originally Posted by PenguinHead
Do you know this for fact or is that your personal assumption? My personal assumption or point is...regardless of the time frame when the genisis of the song Fireflies was born -- it and One More Night and Farmer's Daughter were likely either written/performed specifically for the live album... or they were sitting in a can in various states of development...and they decided to use them for the Live project.
If Firelies was truly a Tusk outtake, why isn't it on the Tusk bonus disc? I think it's possible that those horrible renderings of Firelies that are out there are of the band working on the song--either during or after the Tusk tour...in prep for the Live album. Just because a song is known to have developed around the time of a particular album doesn't necessarily qualify it as an outtake from that said album.
oh...and please clarify what at "Gold and Braid" jobbie is!?
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I have a CD I bought years ago at a fair of Tusk Demo's and Fireflies is on there along with a Mac version of Beauty And The Beast. A "Gold And Braid" jobbie is basically a song that no1 has ever heard before that was never on an album that crops up completely randomly in the tour set but is bloody successful when it's done live. A little like Tori Amos' "Cooling".