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Quote from: jimmythegent on July 07, 2005, 09:31:21 PM
It's hard to define what "overproduced" means - it can be a matter of too many tracks layered, but more worryingly, it's when there is too much of a studio sheen with the flaws, accidents, rawness and human-ness removed
What happens then is that music can sound soul less or "elevator-like"
Listen to Linkin' Park they are "overproduced" and "polished", that is the best definition I can give.
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but you can't really compare, seeing as linking park sucks and all, whereas guns n' roses do not.
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but you can't really compare, seeing as linking park sucks and all, whereas guns n' roses do not.
I was just stating what I thought overproduced sounds like, even the distortion that linkin park uses sounds clean, personally i don't think UYI's sound "overproduced" (it's a stupid term anyway)
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Quote from: Falcon on July 07, 2005, 07:50:38 PM
Quote from: Axl4Prez2004 on July 07, 2005, 05:21:52 PM
If IRS is the only new song that intrigues you, man, I just don't know what keeps you around here. There's got to be something else...
Well, there's allegedly 70 songs in the can so the possibility/probability of higher quality tunes than Maddy or The Blues is reason enough to hang around, don't you think?
I also want to see if Axl can bring it creatively, see his vision through with a finished record and tour. I enjoy Fincks inclusion in the band as well and would like to see if he and Axl can be a formidable artistic duo.
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I'm afraid you maybe disappointed with CD then. I don't think this will be a modern AFD.
I'm not looking for a "modern AFD", I'm fearing UYI 3...
As for mixing/mastering. send the fucker to Andy Wallace and let him do his magic.
I for one enjoyed UYI I and II save for the countless filler on the album. I would appreciate more songs of the caliber of Estranged, Nr, Breakdown, and Yesterdays. Also, I am a realist and don't expect another incarnation of AFD, nor do you.
I don't exactly know what you are anticipating with this album; but you have made it clear what you don't want to hear. I think there will several songs that won't interest you. Just a prediction though. Hell, even speculating that any of us will hear these songs is a prediction.
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Quote from: killingvector on July 08, 2005, 02:22:13 PM
I don't exactly know what you are anticipating with this album; but you have made it clear what you don't want to hear. I think there will several songs that won't interest you.
I'm positive there will be things I'll absolutely cringe at like The Blues or Maddy but I'm sure there will be others that spark serious interest like IRS and possibly CD.?
I will always prefer focus and direction to aimless musical meanderings, (surely to be passed off as diversity by the myopians amongst) and I'll never lose objectivity based on the artist himself.
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You'll cringe at 'The Blues'?? Man, thats funny! Its amazing how some people think 'Riyadh' is God's gift to this earth but will cringe at such a beautiful, heartfelt song. 'The Blues' is one of Axl's best written songs. He's offering us a glimpse into his state of mind. As far as Riyadh is concerened: Its been 3 years, and I'm still waiting for someone to come up with an intelligent post about what that song is about.
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After seeing the boston version of the blues on video a 100times. I find it hard how any idoit could not like that song its fuckin awesome and it would go #1 today and the next thing u know ur god damn mom's would be singing the song. Anyways that song is fantastic!
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You'll cringe at 'The Blues'?? Man, thats funny! Its amazing how some people think 'Riyadh' is God's gift to this earth but will cringe at such a beautiful, heartfelt song. '
Absolutely.
Ryiadh makes me cringe as well, just in a less embarrassing way...
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blasphemer, you're absolutely right. When CD comes out and the reviews are in, I think 'The Blues' is gonna be a major highlight of the album, possibly surpassing these so called 'big guns'. if you've ever loved somebody and they left you/shit on you, or have ever been obsessed or infatuated with someone, you can really relate to this song. This song is very original, I take it as like an anti-love song. Its definitely not the type of song to be played at proms and weddings. It will be played in your room, while drowning in your tears and sorrows, because the person you love doesnt love you anymore, or never loved you to begin with.
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The blues (studio version) may become a classic.
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Quote from: nesquick on July 08, 2005, 08:07:26 PM
The blues (studio version) may become a classic.
I do love The Blues.. I can't wait to hear a studio version of it. Even if it's not in Axl's mind one of his big guns, I think it would make a great single.
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Quote from: jameslofton29 on July 08, 2005, 07:18:22 PM
blasphemer, you're absolutely right. When CD comes out and the reviews are in, I think 'The Blues' is gonna be a major highlight of the album, possibly surpassing these so called 'big guns'. if you've ever loved somebody and they left you/shit on you, or have ever been obsessed or infatuated with someone, you can really relate to this song. This song is very original, I take it as like an anti-love song. Its definitely not the type of song to be played at proms and weddings. It will be played in your room, while drowning in your tears and sorrows, because the person you love doesnt love you anymore, or never loved you to begin with.
absolutely. if chinese democracy keeps the same high standard as the blues and madagascar, we are in for something huge, believe me. those two songs alone out-class about everything that's out there today.
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Bring on the ac/dc inspired songs!!!
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Quote from: Saul on July 09, 2005, 07:11:29 PM
Bring on the ac/dc inspired songs!!!
I second that. I hope at least some of the songs on CD are fun to listen to (I don't mean that in a 'joke' sense, but an album of ballads would do my head in)
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Im hoping for a good serving of diversity
Some straight up classic, but modern sounding rockers
Some epic ballads
Some mid tempo bluesy classics
Some experimental tracks or sequences
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Im hoping for a good serving of diversity
Some straight up classic, but modern sounding rockers
Some epic ballads
Some mid tempo bluesy classics
Some experimental tracks or sequences
sounds like a good follow-up to use your illusion to me.
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yip, hopefully less the filler and more cohesive though
But youre right, I do see CD as being a continuation of UYI and what we've heard of it so far does nothing to dispell that notion
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yip, hopefully less the filler and more cohesive though
I hope for that as well, but if the scenario mentioned below plays out we will get nothing of the sort.
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...I do see CD as being a continuation of UYI and what we've heard of it so far does nothing to dispell that notion
It's exactly what I fear the most...
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Quote from: jimmythegent on July 10, 2005, 07:17:47 PM
yip, hopefully less the filler and more cohesive though
I hope for that as well, but if the scenario mentioned below plays out we will get nothing of the sort.
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...I do see CD as being a continuation of UYI and what we've heard of it so far does nothing to dispell that notion
It's exactly what I fear the most...
gotta agree there falcon,
Im hoping that the positive elements of UYI are the elements that come to the fore in CD, if not then an entirely new direction
The thing is that Axls songwriting, is what is heavily associated with UYI for better or worse, and without the input of strong songwriters, (ie Izzy) we may well be in for a large serving of over-wrought /over-earnest Axl epics
Im hoping not though
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Quote from: jimmythegent on July 10, 2005, 07:17:47 PM
yip, hopefully less the filler and more cohesive though
I hope for that as well, but if the scenario mentioned below plays out we will get nothing of the sort.
Quote from: jimmythegent on July 10, 2005, 07:17:47 PM
...I do see CD as being a continuation of UYI and what we've heard of it so far does nothing to dispell that notion
It's exactly what I fear the most...
gotta agree there falcon,
Im hoping that the positive elements of UYI are the elements that come to the fore in CD, if not then an entirely new direction
The thing is that Axls songwriting, is what is heavily associated with UYI for better or worse, and without the input of strong songwriters, (ie Izzy) we may well be in for a large serving of over-wrought /over-earnest Axl epics
Im hoping not though
i don't think we will see another use your illusion, but if the chooses to go that route then that would definately not be a bad thing, as the illusions were a glimpse into the direction he wanted to go with his music.
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