Registered Dude
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it's nice to hear this song in some kind of finished form.. but boy o' boy they pile on the syrup don't they? all the chimes and tinkly keyboards..
I generally don't mind syrupy stuff like that (for instance, I actually like Crazy Tonight). But that's too much for me. It seems pointlessly syrupy to my ears... like it doesn't help the song communicate the emotions it's trying to get across. But that's just how I feel about it... to those who like it, I'm glad you do.
nothing they've ever done is more syrupy than Sweetest Thing... which they wrote in 1987
it's nice to hear this song in some kind of finished form.. but boy o' boy they pile on the syrup don't they? all the chimes and tinkly keyboards..
I like the piano and echoy drums.
nothing they've ever done is more syrupy than Sweetest Thing... which they wrote in 1987
Registered Dude said:right, but at least it makes sense for that song. It's called the Sweetest Thing, after all..
I just wish that the song played up the "space cowboy" theme.. seems ripe for a Danger Mouse style production!
North Star is terrible song; I think the production is actually the most appealing part. Bono's mailing in those lyrics, Edge is playing yet another three-note slide solo...bah.
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He's sounding like a session musician here!
I really like those soundcheck tracks though, very interesting direction they're heading in there.
using a click track or featuring a live count in one's IEM is pretty common practice for live shows these days
Yeah but getting your individual verses counted in for ya is taking it a bit further
Did you read what I said? I'm not arguing the use of IEMs or their application, and given that I'm experienced in using them in live rock shows in front of 10000s of people, I don't need to picture it. FYI: if you're using IEMs and you *can't* hear everything that's going on with the band (or at least the elements you and the monitor engineer have decided upon during sound check), that's the monitor engineers fault, and a million count ins aren't going to solve that.
obviously I commented blindly on your post without reading it. you got me. yessir.
right, but at least it makes sense for that song. It's called the Sweetest Thing, after all..
Pretty clearly a failure on your part to make a distinction between needing IEMs period and how far to take their usage!
I suppose if they changed the name to "Aunt Jemima", more people would tolerate the keyboards then??
ehh, I was going to type up some snarky retort to this.. but I'll spare everyone
I can't think of anything that rhymes with Jemima...