deanowardust

Astat, stop with this, you know as well as others you can still double track and use the quote "live to tape" if not i've underestimated you. Well Foo Fighters was recorded to tape but it was done in takes, so i assume the same way. So no computer editing, or quick fixes is what they mean. They watched sound city without a doubt and got influenced. Watch this from 0.54. if you dont understand

does anyone remember those cd's that had mp3s on them that you could only play the track like 3 times and then it was unreadable. i remember an oasis one that came free with a paper. why dont they just use that medium. yeah someone might rip it on the first try but a lot of media would listen to it once or twice and then leave it on the side and then if someone stole it it'd be unreadable

also mark the graves has the notes "vocal tune and comp" which i assume are pitch correction and compression. so doesnt sound like a completly "raw" album as Astat has already mentioned none of their albums are vocal raw, they all have some sort of pitch correciton/auto tune on them also....i think i was correct earlier by saying had they been influenced by dave grohl's sound city documentary. they seem to be reocrding to tape and that looks like a Neve console as well.

noone getting on the "joe's got his own section in wastelands, yay" bandwagon

this song really showcases rob's talent as a drummer. everyone else pretty much sits back, apart from the guest.

lyrically to me it sounds like it's having a go at the label/fans again like "when they come for me " was. it's a sort of "fuck you, we do what we want" song

would it be a massive long shot to tweet ardi salam and ask what the project is called. he's probably under nda tho

they seem to be slowly dropping revealing the background. as yesterday them consumed my screen now it's about 3/4 covered

why do i get a feeling they've watched the sound city documentary and been inspired by that?

first time ive seen brad use a 335. astat will probably correct me as usual lol.

well the beatles had album out fairly quickly and eps in between. they lasted 10 years and had 13 albums and 12 eps. plus singles with b sides which werent part of albums (as it was thought at that time that having a single that was on the album was conning the public). it's doable.

if anything lpu 3 was the worst. i dont understand the bitchiness towards it. they dont have to give us anything, mike could of just put some remixes together in 5 minutes or even worse done another cookies album. At least these tracks give us insight into the writing process.

the chorus of Pretty Birdy I found myself singing the chorus to Radioactive by Imagine Dragons lol

I swear Trent Reznor did that for With Teeth and thats how people discovered Dave Grohl was doing the drums as it wasnt annouced at the time. It would be cool, but imagine if someone forgot to mute the cameras again, goldmine.

cheers

it'd be nice if they included either b sides from that time period or stuff from the ep but i highly doubt this. And in relation to Astat saying that they would rehearse these songs for the show and prob wont drop them. Remember what happened to "Reading My Eyes"

i like the way it progresses in a way your not expecting unlike the one on the album which is just a straight forward "song" if you know what i mean?

where is this acaeplla from? https://soundcloud.com/leftshoe18/wretches-...-kings-platinum

remember kids A LIGHT THAT NEVER COMES" is in the key of G Minor at 115 BPM

if you asked for pictureboard the answer would be "we haven't rehearsed that for years, anything else?"

It's saying i need a redeem code to enter....but i bought a membership at christmas confused.

Setlist Should Be:- 01. A Place For My Head 02. Faint 03. Papercut 04. Given Up 05. With You 06. Somewhere I Belong 07. New Divide 08. VICTIMIZED 09. Points Of Authority 10. And One 11. Pushing Me Away 12. Breaking The Habit 13. CASTLE OF GLASS 14. LOST IN THE ECHO 15. Numb 16. What I've Done 17. BURN IT DOWN 18. By Myself 19. Runaway 20. One Step Closer

may as well as if Don Gilmore is producing as he just wrapped up Korn's new album.

questions i'd like to ask:- What's the apporach for the new album (new sounds, or roots, bit of both so it's organic) Will you ever try vintage gear again like you did in MTM whose the laziest when bringing demos/seeds to the table? questions that will get asked even though noone cares:- Are you coming to *your town/counrty*? When's the new album out? (noone should care as the more time they spend the better)