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| stewed & Keefed |
Bigger Bang reviews
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Let Me Down Slow: slow beat in 2/4, very mannered, that Steven tyler would like a lot( Il Gazzettino); Well tested blues (Rockstar);
- It Won't Take Long: fast song, the guitar in the end reminds of "Gimme Shelter" (Il gazzettino); hard beat that highlights the rythmic section (Panorama); Great progression in it (Rockstar);
- This Place Is Empty: it reminds of Angie, and starts with a piano intro(Il Gazzettino); doesn' sound stonish (Panorama); soft song, reminds of "Losing My Touch" (Rockstar);
- Infamy: hypnotic song, features Keith on vocals and Mick on harmonica(Il Gazzettino); doesn't sound stonish (Panorama); acid and fast rock - blues (Rockstar);
- Laugh? I Nearly Died: Jagger's in great shape; there's a strange final choir leant on a "stick" bass chorus(Il Gazzettino); It's a crescendo that starts like "Fingerprint File", and ends with a sixties, radio - friendly, choir (Panorama);
- Biggest Mistake Of My Life: a country - sounding filler(Il Gazzettino); doesn't sound stonish (Panorama); a seventies flavoured ballad, in which Gram Parsons would fit well(Rockol);
- Rain Fell Down: electric funk, with a great Don Was (Il Gazzettino); funky reggae built on a minimalist riff (Panorama); syncopated funk, great example of Don Was' minimalism (Rockol);
She Saw Me Coming: Very New Orleans, Very Keith! (Il Gazzettino); reminds of AC/DC (Panorama); Coolest track of the record, also due to its reggae pulse (Rockol).
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| Some Guy |
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| Ten Thousand Motels |
Over analyzed. This all reminds me of scientists trying to quantify the human soul. It works but only to a point. |
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quote:
stewed & Keefed wrote:
Bigger Bang reviews
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post on IORR:
http://iorr.org/talk/read.php?1,220631
She Saw Me Coming: Very New Orleans, Very Keith! (Il Gazzettino); reminds of AC/DC (Panorama); Coolest track of the record, also due to its reggae pulse (Rockol).
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So let me get this straight. This tune has a swamp ass New Orleans groove that sounds like AC/DC as chanelled by a bunch of Rastas? Ummmmm,uhhhhhhhh,mmmmmmmmmm.....OK sure. I guess. That has to be the strangest review for a single song that I have ever read. I wonder if this tune also incorporates any Dixieland with a little Gregorian chant vibe as well? You know,just to keep it interesting.
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| Gazza |
Some Guy had already posted the info on here yesterday
http://www.novogate.com/board/968/213845-2.html?PHPSESSID=cf28457dbe36dd622fe05bc31da94e97
The "Panorama" guy doesnt seem to get the impression it sounds much like the stones, does he?
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| T&A |
some more useless fucking information. |
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| JaggerLips |
The suspense is killing me! |
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| JaggerLips |
quote:
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Over analyzed. This all reminds me of scientists trying to quantify the human soul. It works but only to a point.
Well they are analysing the Bigger Bang as opposed to the original Big Bang where life and the universe was born from. LOL |
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| Poplar |
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The "Panorama" guy doesnt seem to get the impression it sounds much like the stones, does he?
yeah, he's quite clear about that.
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| Poplar |
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Dixieland with a little Gregorian chant vibe
i also suspect there will be some electronica, fused with a little John Cage-style chance music, with a smattering of new age ambient environmental sounds, a la waves crashing on a beach, and the natural static picked up by dished used in the SETI program.
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| Soldatti |
A want to hear She Saw Me Coming! |
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| corgi37 |
So its a un-Stonesy album?
Or, a Stonesy album, not done by the Stones?
Just gimme the bloody thing. September is too far away.
P.S. I hope ya'll wish me a happy birthday on the 11th, or i will be mighty pissed off. |
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| Bob Tamp |
Remember Corgi, it's better to be pissed off than Pissed On.
Happy Birthday
Well Keith did say in the radio interview that it was a balanced album but with a lot of funk so it sounds like
RAIN FALLING DOWN
SHE SAW ME COMING
INFAMY
ARE THE 3 FUNKERS ON IT. As long as it's not like Suck on the Jugular I can deal with it. The funk stuff does kind of have me a tad worried. |
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