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Fundamental Sequencing
Posted: Wed 03 May 2006, 2:13 pm
by dutchie
So I've changed the sequencing on Fundamental to run as follows:
SAGS
Minimal
Psychological
Excuses
Numb
God Willing
Luna Park
Stupid
Casanova
20th
Indefinite
Integral
From the first listen I just didn't understand the way the Boys sequenced it. Psychological, with it's vague, threatening lyrics doesn't make any kind of real opening statement. It sounds alot better a few songs in. Excuses followed by Numb is a great one-two gut punch. And I like starting and ending the album with a great big bang.
Comments?
Re: Fundamental Sequencing
Posted: Wed 03 May 2006, 2:23 pm
by Nickname
dutchie wrote:So I've changed the sequencing on Fundamental to run as follows:
SAGS
Minimal
Psychological
Excuses
Numb
God Willing
Luna Park
Stupid
Casanova
20th
Indefinite
Integral
From the first listen I just didn't understand the way the Boys sequenced it. Psychological, with it's vague, threatening lyrics doesn't make any kind of real opening statement. It sounds alot better a few songs in. Excuses followed by Numb is a great one-two gut punch. And I like starting and ending the album with a great big bang.
Comments?
Well, too many slow songs together: Pschological, Excuses, Numb, God Willing, Luna Park. I supppose it might sound a little bit boring. This album needed another up tempo song.
My sequencing would be:
Psychological
TSAGS
20 th
Excuses
Numb
Good Willing
I'm with stupid
Casanova in hell
Luna Park
Minimal
Indefinitive
Integral
Re: Fundamental Sequencing
Posted: Wed 03 May 2006, 2:26 pm
by dutchie
nickname wrote:dutchie wrote:So I've changed the sequencing on Fundamental to run as follows:
SAGS
Minimal
Psychological
Excuses
Numb
God Willing
Luna Park
Stupid
Casanova
20th
Indefinite
Integral
From the first listen I just didn't understand the way the Boys sequenced it. Psychological, with it's vague, threatening lyrics doesn't make any kind of real opening statement. It sounds alot better a few songs in. Excuses followed by Numb is a great one-two gut punch. And I like starting and ending the album with a great big bang.
Comments?
Well, too many slow songs together: Pschological, Excuses, Numb, God Willing, Luna Park. I supppose it might sound a little bit boring. This album needed another up tempo song.
My sequencing would be:
Psychological
TSAGS
20 th
Escuses
Numb
Good Willing
I'm with stupid
Casanova in hell
Minimal
Luna Park
Indefinitive
Integral
I kind of like the slow songs grouped together. It's like the albums slow movement.
Re: Fundamental Sequencing
Posted: Wed 03 May 2006, 2:28 pm
by Nickname
dutchie wrote:nickname wrote:dutchie wrote:So I've changed the sequencing on Fundamental to run as follows:
SAGS
Minimal
Psychological
Excuses
Numb
God Willing
Luna Park
Stupid
Casanova
20th
Indefinite
Integral
From the first listen I just didn't understand the way the Boys sequenced it. Psychological, with it's vague, threatening lyrics doesn't make any kind of real opening statement. It sounds alot better a few songs in. Excuses followed by Numb is a great one-two gut punch. And I like starting and ending the album with a great big bang.
Comments?
Well, too many slow songs together: Pschological, Excuses, Numb, God Willing, Luna Park. I supppose it might sound a little bit boring. This album needed another up tempo song.
My sequencing would be:
Psychological
TSAGS
20 th
Escuses
Numb
Good Willing
I'm with stupid
Casanova in hell
Minimal
Luna Park
Indefinitive
Integral
I kind of like the slow songs grouped together. It's like the albums slow movement.
I have made a change: Minimal, between Luna Park and Indefinitive (much better).
Psychological
TSAGS
20 th
Excuses
Numb
Good Willing
I'm with stupid
Casanova in hell
Luna Park
Minimal
Indefinitive
Integral
Posted: Wed 03 May 2006, 2:39 pm
by One of the crowd
Maybe they should have released that box set after all!!!!
Posted: Wed 03 May 2006, 4:01 pm
by jaydc2
I've sequenced it:
Psychological
Integral
Minimal
SAGS
Luna Park
I'm With Stupid
I Made My Excuses and Left
Numb
God Willing
20th Century
Indefinite Leave To Remain
Cassanova In Hell
Posted: Wed 03 May 2006, 5:28 pm
by Ghost within this house
One of the crowd wrote:Maybe they should have released that box set after all!!!!
Posted: Wed 03 May 2006, 11:56 pm
by stew
al im gonna say.