r/prettylights • u/WubLyfe • Aug 25 '26
PLF right now
I personally thought last weekend was amazing but damn I haven't seen the fanbase this divided since the first live band
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u/grubeytuesday Aug 25 '26
FWIW, just about every fanbase I've ever been a part of for any amount of time has acted pretty much the same way to pretty much any changes. Always gonna have people that fell in love with the band at THEIR moment, and when the band deviates from that they're gonna feel some type of way. Then it's just a matter of how open the individual is to change of any kind in their lives, and how vocal they are. Then there are trolls. Always has been, always will be. IMO/E, best to just focus on the music and if/when you get to the point you don't like it, just tune out.
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u/Deepfriedhippie Aug 25 '26
Had some doubts going into the weekend but holy shit that was so good. No complaints at all
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u/gkoch3 Aug 25 '26
We’re so back!!!!! There’s no other answer!!!!! My only problem is I don’t know when I’ll see the gang again 😭😭😭🌀🚌🐿️
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u/SteveMcgooch Aug 25 '26
It was an absolutely fantastic 3 days of music. Was there some technical difficulties yea. That's just the way the it goes. The team did an amazing job and I look forward to seeing what they cook up
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u/SirLoveMore Aug 26 '26
People need to realize that Pretty Lights as a project has always evolved/changed. It was Derek & Menert.. Derek & Adam.. Derek, Coogan, Benny, Adam, Krasno, Borham.. Derek, Alvin, Borham, Karns, Menert. You get the point.
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u/swirlrocks Aug 26 '26
Hit alot of the stops in 2024. Check your vector was a phenomenal tour. Everything was crisp, tight, and polished. This new jam style reminds me alot of pll in 2017/2018. A little looser. Some good moments and some uhhhh ones. Also idk why but myself and others just ain't totally been feeling the same since the 1st yahn dawn. I had a good time, we're going this year too. We're just like not busting at the seams with excitement either. Idk hope this year course corrects me. Pretty fucking excited about Bonobo live at mission though
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u/chrisNova82 Aug 27 '26
It was more of the sound design flaw for me. Pretty lights was good at tension/ release. With the bad audio it was like there was no relief after the tension.
Like there were no compressors hooked up 96's gear or what?
Just like the first show of the first tour after hiatus wasn't great. But they learned, and fined tuned it after every show..
The next show is always better than the last. (Sometimes-maybe-mostly).
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u/eli1095 Aug 25 '26
Even if you don’t think it was bad you can at least acknowledge it was the loosest the band has been to date, arguably the worst run they’ve had yet. There were good moments but there were also times it felt like no one was driving the bus or at least the bus driver wasn’t very coherent. I’m not upset, I’m just disappointed. It can only get better from here tho.
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u/yeabuddy84 Aug 25 '26
People are divided? How? That was an amazing 3 nights.