Blue on blue

For general discussion of Pet Shop Boys topics.
Message
Author
User avatar
Henrik Powers
Posts: 568
Joined: Tue 26 Jul 2005, 8:36 pm

#61 Post by Henrik Powers »

BOB is not bad (a well produced version could definetly improve the track) 7/10

User avatar
wow
Posts: 225
Joined: Sun 09 Oct 2005, 9:43 am

#62 Post by wow »

The intro is so good!

b@man
Posts: 393
Joined: Wed 29 Oct 2003, 11:44 pm

#63 Post by b@man »

wow wrote:The intro is so good!
And also the outro. I wish they had done an extended mix with a 2 min outro of this electro 80`s acid sound.

User avatar
E-Mail Vampire
Posts: 1576
Joined: Fri 31 Oct 2003, 7:17 am

#64 Post by E-Mail Vampire »

I wish it had been on the album and been the follow up to I'm With Stupid (with Minimal as lead single)

User avatar
glennjridge
Posts: 8205
Joined: Sat 01 Nov 2003, 9:28 pm

#65 Post by glennjridge »

I never read the credits for fugitive/resurrectionist/blue on blue but IMO one thing sets these apart from the tracks that ended up on fundamental.

as good as some of those B-side songs are, they sound rough.
these sound like songs the PSB have produced themselves and it kinda shows.maybe I'm wrong and they worked with good producers on them but I also notice the vocals are kinda bland and maybe working with big producers does make a huge difference. I tend to like more polished sounding songs .

User avatar
!
Posts: 2327
Joined: Mon 23 Jan 2006, 7:13 pm

#66 Post by ! »

glennjridge wrote:I never read the credits for fugitive/resurrectionist/blue on blue but IMO one thing sets these apart from the tracks that ended up on fundamental.

as good as some of those B-side songs are, they sound rough.
these sound like songs the PSB have produced themselves and it kinda shows.maybe I'm wrong and they worked with good producers on them but I also notice the vocals are kinda bland and maybe working with big producers does make a huge difference. I tend to like more polished sounding songs .
Fugitive
Produced by Pet Shop Boys and Richard X

The Resurrectionist
Produced by Pet Shop Boys

Girls don't cry
Produced by Pet Shop Boys

Blue on blue
Produced by Pet Shop Boys

:wink:

User avatar
glennjridge
Posts: 8205
Joined: Sat 01 Nov 2003, 9:28 pm

#67 Post by glennjridge »

:mrgreen: thanks

User avatar
gomorrah
Posts: 608
Joined: Sun 28 May 2006, 4:57 pm

#68 Post by gomorrah »

Padster wrote:
gomorrah wrote:ever since I first heard it, I've loved the sound of the atom. I think it's one of their best b-sides!

but jesus frickin' christ -- BOB totally stinks! :(
You really make me laugh! :oops:
I do?! good to know ;) :D
I wooooooooooooooood if I cooooooood...

User avatar
Drico One
Posts: 6222
Joined: Tue 16 Sep 2003, 8:56 pm
Has thanked: 45 times
Contact:

#69 Post by Drico One »

It's got a nice, retro repetitive groove, but the less said about the lyric the better. What made That's My Impression interesting was that it told an intriguing tale. Blue On Blue, meanwhile, is the storytelling equivalent of an 82-year-old war veteran: been there, done that, but somehow forgotten to make the point he had originally intended to make.

Drico.
The pale kid that hides in the attic behind his PC...

a powerful friend
Posts: 164
Joined: Sun 05 Mar 2006, 8:17 pm

#70 Post by a powerful friend »

The production is very Disco3-ish. They should have released this in 2003 (on Disco 3).

User avatar
glennjridge
Posts: 8205
Joined: Sat 01 Nov 2003, 9:28 pm

#71 Post by glennjridge »

given the lyrics I would have expected the music to be like the kind thats usually playing when you see a beach scene on TV. flamenco sounding acoustic guitar,congas etc etc.

User avatar
stoo
Posts: 445
Joined: Tue 20 Jul 2004, 1:38 pm

#72 Post by stoo »

im sorry but its by far the weakest track from everything to do with fundamental

User avatar
Dreamcatcher2003
Posts: 798
Joined: Wed 17 Dec 2003, 6:45 pm
Contact:

#73 Post by Dreamcatcher2003 »

E-Mail Vampire wrote:I wish it had been on the album and been the follow up to I'm With Stupid (with Minimal as lead single)
That would be a nice dream come through...
The CELL by Stephen King instantly hit number 1 in New York Times Bookseller Lists selling well over 200 thousand copies in three weeks. This affirms my opinion: People really need an occassional good horror read...

User avatar
Glenny4
Posts: 9798
Joined: Tue 28 Oct 2003, 6:12 pm
Contact:

#74 Post by Glenny4 »

Nice little straightforward synth track, right up my street :D

Post Reply