Screwtape2
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Andy Reid said:
You're Phail Collins.
Time's yours.
Time?
You are the last person I want handling clock management.
Andy Reid said:
You're Phail Collins.
Time's yours.
Yep... can't remember who gave it to me, but I do have it.Axver said:TTMAD/J. Swallow sent, folks. A Celebration coming now, and not going to Ali as I believe she said she has it.
KhanadaRhodes said:
i know! it's like when people think crowded house's biggest hit is called "hey now, hey now"
Alisaura said:
Yep... can't remember who gave it to me, but I do have it.
Axver said:
That just cracks me up. Yeah, like they'd use that as a title.
Though it's like people who talk about "In The Name Of Love" or "It's A Beautiful Day".
Drummers...Axver said:Larry Mullen has got to be the least musical musician ever. The guy hasn't a fucking clue.
mysterious_jen said:ohhh goody now we have peoples alters crashing the thread.
time to fix your location, buddy.notAxver said:Yeah, time to stop with the unfunny alters, people.
Axver said:Cool. Just sending Treasure and SSIKC your way now.
Alisaura said:
I've never understood the production thing... I guess I don't understand enough about how the studio works, and what good production sounds like compared to bad production. All I know is that some of my CDs sound way quieter than others, when the volume settings on the CD player are the same...
I'm not really sure I want to burst that naive bubble, really. I quite enjoy listening to Pop.
phillyfan26 said:Bruce Springsteen in the Hall of Fame speech: "Larry and Adam provide greatly for the rhythm in songs like 'With or Without You' and 'She Moves in Mysterious Ways.'"
Axver said:
I think part of it has to do with being exposed to really well produced stuff for extended periods. I originally didn't hear how shit COBL was. Then I got right into some really well produced music and I find COBL unlistenable now. It is sometimes a matter of what you're used to, and sometimes a matter of how sensitive your hearing is.
Also, I don't think Pop is nearly as bad as Achtung, ATYCLB, or especially HTDAAB. Sure, IGWSHA sounds like absolute shit, but something like WUDM is pretty good really.
KhanadaRhodes said:
time to fix your location, buddy.
mysterious_jen said:k guys im off, backlater, oh joy , drinks o'clock soon ! yehhhhaaaaa
phillyfan26 said:
It helps to have live versions as references.
Pop was more an unfinished song thing than a production thing.
SATS, DYFL, WUDM, LNOE are all very good in the studio.
Axver said:I reckon his location should be "on an Auckland train to Sydney", and his user title changed to "Red Smack Provider".
phillyfan26 said:It helps to have live versions as references.
Pop was more an unfinished song thing than a production thing.
SATS, DYFL, WUDM, LNOE are all very good in the studio.
I've just seen some people on here bashing the shit out of the production on Pop, although it's not hard to find people here to bash the shit out of any aspect of any albumphillyfan26 said:It helps to have live versions as references.
Pop was more an unfinished song thing than a production thing.
SATS, DYFL, WUDM, LNOE are all very good in the studio.
KhanadaRhodes said:
time to fix your location, buddy.
Axver said:
Yeah, quoted for truth. Though I have to wonder how badly unfinished it was, and how much of that is revisionist hype in light of the band tweaking it for the live arena. I mean, you could say JT, RAH, and Achtung were similarly unfinished song-wise by the Pop logic. Just look at WUDM. They clearly spent SHITLOADS of time on that. It is easily one of the best produced U2 songs in history, with all of its layers.
Basically, given another six months, do we really think Pop would've been seriously transformed? I don't.
Axver said:
Yeah, quoted for truth. Though I have to wonder how badly unfinished it was, and how much of that is revisionist hype in light of the band tweaking it for the live arena. I mean, you could say JT, RAH, and Achtung were similarly unfinished song-wise by the Pop logic. Just look at WUDM. They clearly spent SHITLOADS of time on that. It is easily one of the best produced U2 songs in history, with all of its layers.
Basically, given another six months, do we really think Pop would've been seriously transformed? I don't.
Alisaura said:
I've just seen some people on here bashing the shit out of the production on Pop, although it's not hard to find people here to bash the shit out of any aspect of any album
I guess I just don't know what to listen for... what are some bands/albums with exceptional production?
All I tend to notice is if/when it's hard for me to make out a bassline I'm trying to learn.
I am very curious about how much WUDM may (or may not) have changed since it was first conceived (was it around before the Zooropa sessions?)... I think it would almost have fit on Zooropa, with the samples and all, but thematically it goes much better at the ragged end of the journey that started with AB.Axver said:Just look at WUDM. They clearly spent SHITLOADS of time on that. It is easily one of the best produced U2 songs in history, with all of its layers.