Has anyone recieved Literally yet?
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Eldritch
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This is second-hand info from the other site, but so far we have heard that
– the album has real drums on every tracks and lots of guitars
– much of it sounds like Pink Floyd according to Trevor Horn
– new track titles: Integral and Psychological
– it's still quite electronic-sounding but with power chords, says Neil
– they started out to make a minimal electronic album but the result is one epic after another.
– the album has real drums on every tracks and lots of guitars
– much of it sounds like Pink Floyd according to Trevor Horn
– new track titles: Integral and Psychological
– it's still quite electronic-sounding but with power chords, says Neil
– they started out to make a minimal electronic album but the result is one epic after another.
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ouch...! that hurts!– the album has real drums on every tracks and lots of guitars
– much of it sounds like Pink Floyd according to Trevor Horn
– new track titles: Integral and Psychological
– it's still quite electronic-sounding but with power chords, says Neil
– they started out to make a minimal electronic album but the result is one epic after another.
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even more better.Eldritch wrote:How exactly would the drums sound different if it was Neil and Chris banging them?psb-freak wrote:Drums ? Only if Neil and Chris play them, please.
Interviewer:
-What would you tell someone about yourself if you wanted to impress them?
Chris:
-I´ve got a 12-inch plonker.
-What would you tell someone about yourself if you wanted to impress them?
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-I´ve got a 12-inch plonker.
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Neil: "This album is from the makers of 'It's a Sin'."
Chris: "It's sounds quite expensive, which I know is very important to people."
Neil: "We've made an album of sweeping epics, one after another."
Chris: "Musically it's a bit triumphalist isn't it?"
Neil: "Yes. Threateningly triumphalist."
Bring it on!
Chris: "It's sounds quite expensive, which I know is very important to people."
Neil: "We've made an album of sweeping epics, one after another."
Chris: "Musically it's a bit triumphalist isn't it?"
Neil: "Yes. Threateningly triumphalist."
Bring it on!
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Disagree. One thing that held Release down in terms of production was that they didn't use drummers instead of programming drums meant to sound real (programming electronic drums is a breeze, programming "real" drums is a nightmare, and sounds crap anyway).psb-freak wrote:even more better.Eldritch wrote:How exactly would the drums sound different if it was Neil and Chris banging them?psb-freak wrote:Drums ? Only if Neil and Chris play them, please.
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Odd I thought you played them not Programmed themrabagast wrote:Disagree. One thing that held Release down in terms of production was that they didn't use drummers instead of programming drums meant to sound real (programming electronic drums is a breeze, programming "real" drums is a nightmare, and sounds crap anyway).psb-freak wrote:even more better.Eldritch wrote: How exactly would the drums sound different if it was Neil and Chris banging them?
They make a little go along way.. very Minimal but Fundamental.
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Those are much more encouraging quotes.stussyboy wrote:Neil: "This album is from the makers of 'It's a Sin'."
Chris: "It's sounds quite expensive, which I know is very important to people."
Neil: "We've made an album of sweeping epics, one after another."
Chris: "Musically it's a bit triumphalist isn't it?"
Neil: "Yes. Threateningly triumphalist."
Bring it on!
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