Such an underrated band. It was kinda sad how small the crowd for them was at warped tour.

Woah, expected this to be acoustic. Neat. Vocals were a bit off, seems like Fred's voice is worn out from Warped I imagine. Impressive sound considering its just the 3 of them

fred mascherino is god... this song and these guitar parts while singing its ridiculous. granted heres a little worn from warped, but still a pretty amazing performance

This is my favourite song from the album, so I'm happy to finally see a professionally recorded performance of it.

Damn that was good. Any word if Fred has put The Color Fred to rest and focusing solely on Terrible Things?

Originally Posted by knorr45

Damn that was good. Any word if Fred has put The Color Fred to rest and focusing solely on Terrible Things?

To me there really isn't a difference. He's the primary songwriter and singer for both bands, just different band names.

On another note, I really want him to make Where You Want To Be again, even if it's a lot like New American Classic.

Originally Posted by HarryPotter

To me there really isn't a difference. He's the primary songwriter and singer for both bands, just different band names.

On another note, I really want him to make Where You Want To Be again, even if it's a lot like New American Classic.

Now that Andy is gone, I agree with that. I still think Terrible Things has more of a rock feel to it, whereas The Color Fred has a pop vibe going on.

Originally Posted by HarryPotter

To me there really isn't a difference. He's the primary songwriter and singer for both bands, just different band names.

On another note, I really want him to make Where You Want To Be again, even if it's a lot like New American Classic.

I disagree.

The Color Fred = powerpop
Terrible Things = alternative rock

The Color Fred wouldn't have ever had a song like "The Arsonist's Wife".

no andy jackson, no care.

Originally Posted by njiata603

no andy jackson, no care.

That guy is so overrated.

So they should stick as a 3 piece band i guess, solid performance