OK, so you did... sorry, I didn't read that review.
No problem
I wasn’t sure myself. So I thought let’s see what we wrote in our review 😅
I will say that I like the new instrumental fade out that is on the Red Box bonus disc. The previous version gives the song kind of an "incomplete" feel-like they didn't know what else to do so they just faded it. With the instrumental, the fade sounds more intentional. Calling All Stations suffers from this too, IMO
I will say that I like the new instrumental fade out that is on the Red Box bonus disc. The previous version gives the song kind of an "incomplete" feel-like they didn't know what else to do so they just faded it. With the instrumental, the fade sounds more intentional. Calling All Stations suffers from this too, IMO
I never noticed there was a difference between those two releases... 
You are right about the fade-outs, the album could have been better, had they recorded and produced the tracks better.
I realized the other day that Gabriel's new album is more or less without fade outs...
I never noticed there was a difference between those two releases...
You are right about the fade-outs, the album could have been better, had they recorded and produced the tracks better.
I realized the other day that Gabriel's new album is more or less without fade outs...
Agreed, I did think that interesting about PG's album...although, IIRC; Up didn't have many fade outs either-most of the songs on that album kind of had this...dwindling process where different sounds would stop, and just a couple percussion or keyboard sounds would be left just...lingering for several seconds.
Honestly, I kind of felt that fade-outs in general are considered somewhat "out of style," for lack of a better phrase. They were on almost ALL the pop songs in the 80's and even the 90's, but in the last couple decades, songs tend to end more abruptly. Certain pop songs even sound like the artist didn't realize the song was ending and they keep singing for a split second LOL!!!
