Yes, lyrics on vinyl edition only.
Posts by Ben
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The new track is coming and it’s just… ridiculous.
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The verdict :
And Still
Olive Tree
Love can Heal
(Playing for time jus below)
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The Lamb was a strong cover IMO.
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And how is the album? The sound? It seems to have been recorded in a studio and not in his living room... the vocals? Thank you for your very general answer.
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I like the track a lot. It sounds fresh to my ears, and it is also quite ambitious and creative to my ears.
I prefer the dark side mix. It has much more mood and I like its balance better.
Overall for I/O I think Mark Spike Stent is an amazing mixer, there is a fanstastic sound quality in his mixes, but Tchad Blake has a better feeling for PG's songs. He brings out more atmosphere.
Agreed with you, Tchad Blake is better IMO.
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I don't really like the sound of his nylon guitar playing in the 80s: too much reverb and echo. His work is much better in his latest acoustic albums (more authentic, more precise and more natural).
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I find Both Sides Of The Story rather boring (and too long)
But Survivors ... that was a key moment during the concert of the tour - a very strong performance and a different drum intensity live. I always wondered why he didn’t play that during later tours (though I know he did rehearse it in Miami (during the private rehearsals with Jason Bonham) in 2015 (Was it 2015?)Anyway. Great track. One of my all time favs
Yes in June 2015 in Miami...
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We fly so close.
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A difficult song to hear at first - atonal and repetitive - but it’s finally a masterpiece.
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Tony Levin said that this show was shot too.
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I've not listen to it in over 25 years and I'm not sure I've ever listened to it all the way through. I seem to remember thinking it sounded a bit flat and weak compared to 3SL and the Mama NEC concerts. Maybe I'll give it another listen.
Try this version : https://superdeluxeedition.com…speed-mastered-2lp-vinyl/
It's incredible (not the same sound...)
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Tony also says the show at the Forum will be filmed...well, it has been, I imagine.
https://tonylevin.com/road-dia…canada/san-francisco-show
"A very special show. Next we head to Los Angeles, where we’ll be filming the show."
It has been filmed... some operator on stage.
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I've always thought of Seconds Out as being a little too "polite" sounding, but the performances are all stellar and the tracklist is (almost) perfect.
Sure, I would have loved it if they had re-sequenced it into an accurate 1977 show as they did with The Way We Walk, but the 2009 remix really is incredible and did bring a little more energy and much needed clarity to the album.
And I still believe this is the definitive version of Supper's Ready.
The Abbey Road remaster is quite better.... it's not the same sound : more clear, more powerful, more energetic...
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The Abbey Road Half-speed remaster is a masterpiece!
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a bit scary, isn't it?
On the other hand: let's be happy he didn't decide to have strange color combinations on the front cover
I like it a lot!
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I seen several operators on the steadycam filming the LA's show on Youtube. That's a fucking good news!
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That's a beautiful cover (very reflexive)!
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