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Post by space75gr on Apr 29, 2013 17:51:05 GMT -5
link"A couple weeks ago I wrote complimentary things about “Flick Of The Finger,” the first track to be released from BE, the second album from Beady Eye (aka Oasis sans Noel Gallagher). Now we’ve got another new one, and man, I like this even more than the first. Dave Sitek produced BE, and there are definitely textural and instrumental similarities to TV On The Radio here (especially in the incredible horns that propel the track). It’s retro as hell, yeah, but Sitek treats that (essential) aspect of the band’s identity with a wink, and in doing so, makes it feel oddly contemporary. Liam Gallagher has got a million effects on his voice, to the extent that I can’t tell if he’s actually singing this thing at all, but whatever the hell is happening, it sounds fantastic. Listen."
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Post by MacaRonic on Apr 29, 2013 17:58:53 GMT -5
link"Liam Gallagher has got a million effects on his voice, to the extent that I can’t tell if he’s actually singing this thing at all" Don't know what you're on about there 'cause he has ZERO affects on his voice. Maybe a slight bit on the chorus but absolutely no affects on the verses.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 29, 2013 18:19:52 GMT -5
Beady Eye getting a good review on Stereogum is very positive.
The three most popular articles there at the moment are about Bright Eyes, My Morning Jacket and Deerhunter. These are absolutely the kinds of great bands that Beady Eye want to be considered alongside.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 29, 2013 18:24:00 GMT -5
link"Liam Gallagher has got a million effects on his voice, to the extent that I can’t tell if he’s actually singing this thing at all" Don't know what you're on about there 'cause he has ZERO affects on his voice. Maybe a slight bit on the chorus but absolutely no affects on the verses. nah, its not really like a zero effects recording. But its really up in the mix, it drives the whole song and produces this big contrast with the arrangement, that moves very smoothly.
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Post by olesiadudnik on Apr 29, 2013 18:56:25 GMT -5
Don't know what you're on about there 'cause he has ZERO affects on his voice. Maybe a slight bit on the chorus but absolutely no affects on the verses. nah, its not really like a zero effects recording. But its really up in the mix, it drives the whole song and produces this big contrast with the arrangement, that moves very smoothly. Hello Miley!! I didn't know you go by the name of "Cata" on here lol. I know it's tough, good lawd, is she alright?? Amanda Bynes...
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Post by iwantmore on Apr 30, 2013 1:32:14 GMT -5
This malarkey about Liam not having any effects on his vocals is bullshit. I produce music and I know what I'm talking about, there hasn't been as much double tracking but there is absolutely vocal effects happening, but its not a reverb or delay which is what usually makes voices sound more epic, instead there is a slight distortion on Liams vocals as evidenced in FOTF and SBOTA, think like a fuzz effect. And yeah it's okay...but like if you listen to Stem 7, thats a clean raw Liam vocal...you whip some reverb on that baby and its what we're all after...
See this remix for what I mean:
The guy whos remixed this has used Liam's vocals to better effect than Sitek. Yeah I said it lol.
But things are looking great for Beady Eye, the tunes are certainly growers. Bring on the album.
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Post by gdforever on Apr 30, 2013 12:35:08 GMT -5
I great the feeling that Siteks involvement will mean a lot of critical praise for BDI.
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Post by andymorris on Apr 30, 2013 12:55:14 GMT -5
I great the feeling that Siteks involvement will mean a lot of critical praise for BDI. absolutely. Even if the album is shit, pitchfork and other shitty websites will dig it coz the producer is trendy
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Post by gdforever on Apr 30, 2013 12:59:02 GMT -5
I great the feeling that Siteks involvement will mean a lot of critical praise for BDI. absolutely. Even if the album is shit, pitchfork and other shitty websites will dig it coz the producer is trendy I'm interested in what pitchfork will do. Right now their deep-seated disdain for BDI is battling with their love of a trendy producer like Sitek. My guess is they'll find a way to insult BDI's songs while complementing Siteks production.
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Post by tomlivesforever on Apr 30, 2013 13:18:52 GMT -5
absolutely. Even if the album is shit, pitchfork and other shitty websites will dig it coz the producer is trendy I'm interested in what pitchfork will do. Right now their deep-seated disdain for BDI is battling with their love of a trendy producer like Sitek. My guess is they'll find a way to insult BDI's songs while complementing Siteks production. There's always something isn't there. You two especially can't just look at it as what it is. A pretty good review. There's always a reason behind someone might like it that never has anything to do with the fact that one of them wrote the song. In the Steve Lillywhite thread quite a few people were saying 'Oh you can't polish a turd with production' and now that they did something quite a few like people really like you can apparently.
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Post by Let It Bleed on Apr 30, 2013 13:31:02 GMT -5
I'm interested in what pitchfork will do. Right now their deep-seated disdain for BDI is battling with their love of a trendy producer like Sitek. My guess is they'll find a way to insult BDI's songs while complementing Siteks production. There's always something isn't there. You two especially can't just look at it as what it is. A pretty good review. There's always a reason behind someone might like it that never has anything to do with the fact that one of them wrote the song. In the Steve Lillywhite thread quite a few people were saying 'Oh you can't polish a turd with production' and now that they did something quite a few like people really like you can apparently. your post reminds me of something i thought about a little bit ago this afternoon...the afternoon's generally when all the caffeines's worn off and i generally go in to a short reflective period but anyway.... you don't have to defend BDI all the time......you never sway, gdforever especially about anything.....she's gonna keep on keeping on and you should just enjoy BDI and fuck what everyone else thinks..... God bless.
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Post by dennizz on Apr 30, 2013 13:35:46 GMT -5
Pitchfork will give it a 3.9
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Post by tomlivesforever on Apr 30, 2013 13:37:07 GMT -5
There's always something isn't there. You two especially can't just look at it as what it is. A pretty good review. There's always a reason behind someone might like it that never has anything to do with the fact that one of them wrote the song. In the Steve Lillywhite thread quite a few people were saying 'Oh you can't polish a turd with production' and now that they did something quite a few like people really like you can apparently. your post reminds me of something i thought about a little bit ago this afternoon...the afternoon's generally when all the caffeines's worn off and i generally go in to a short reflective period but anyway.... you don't have to defend BDI all the time......you never sway, gdforever especially about anything.....she's gonna keep on keeping on and you should just enjoy BDI and fuck what everyone else thinks..... God bless. Well I enjoy the two songs thus far, we'll wait and see about the album as a whole I'm not trying to sway her though I've been here long enough to know the lady's not for turning Its just tiring that even when there is positivity about them people feel the need to explain it away rather than just say 'good work lads (sitek included)'
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Post by gdforever on Apr 30, 2013 13:39:42 GMT -5
I'm interested in what pitchfork will do. Right now their deep-seated disdain for BDI is battling with their love of a trendy producer like Sitek. My guess is they'll find a way to insult BDI's songs while complementing Siteks production. There's always something isn't there. You two especially can't just look at it as what it is. A pretty good review. There's always a reason behind someone might like it that never has anything to do with the fact that one of them wrote the song. In the Steve Lillywhite thread quite a few people were saying 'Oh you can't polish a turd with production' and now that they did something quite a few like people really like you can apparently. I think FOTF is good but not amazing. The production makes it interesting. And SBOTA I like less and I said the production didn't do anything for me. I'm still of the opinion you can't polish a turd... Don't know why you are throwing other people's opinions at me like that should change my mind about anything. I don't care if others like a song I am not keen on just like you shouldn't care I don't like a song that you do. But obviously you do care...because you get really upset by my opinions weirdly. But we're not talking about actual opinions here we're talking about a review by hipsters that base their slant on whether they like an artist not that actual music. Which you were a massive proponent of when a not so great review came out for DGSS. If anyone is the hypocrite it's you. But regardless it's insulting the fickleness of the reviewers around the world not an insult of BDI. Take a chill pill. Who elected you the officially defender of all things that could possibly be interpreted as less than flattering the the mighty BDI. We get it...you love them unreservedly...you don't need to prove it anymore
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Post by tomlivesforever on Apr 30, 2013 13:46:59 GMT -5
There's always something isn't there. You two especially can't just look at it as what it is. A pretty good review. There's always a reason behind someone might like it that never has anything to do with the fact that one of them wrote the song. In the Steve Lillywhite thread quite a few people were saying 'Oh you can't polish a turd with production' and now that they did something quite a few like people really like you can apparently. I think FOTF is good but not amazing. The production makes it interesting. And SBOTA I like less and I said the production didn't do anything for me. I'm still of the opinion you can't polish a turd... But we're not talking about actual opinions here we're talking about a review by hipsters that base their slant on whether they like an artist not that actual music. It's insulting the fickleness of the reviewers around the world not an insult of BDI. Take a chill pill. Who elected you the officially defender of all things that could possibly be interpreted as less than flattering the the mighty BDI. We get it...you love them...you don't need to prove it anymore I know what you think of the songs, no one is ever in any doubt of what you think. Its not really a hipster review a la pitchfork. Yeah I have had words with everyone who doesn't like it haven't I? Anyway, please continue. I know you will!
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Post by gdforever on Apr 30, 2013 13:47:58 GMT -5
I think FOTF is good but not amazing. The production makes it interesting. And SBOTA I like less and I said the production didn't do anything for me. I'm still of the opinion you can't polish a turd... But we're not talking about actual opinions here we're talking about a review by hipsters that base their slant on whether they like an artist not that actual music. It's insulting the fickleness of the reviewers around the world not an insult of BDI. Take a chill pill. Who elected you the officially defender of all things that could possibly be interpreted as less than flattering the the mighty BDI. We get it...you love them...you don't need to prove it anymore I know what you think of the songs, no one is ever in any doubt of what you think. Its not really a hipster review a la pitchfork. Yeah I have had words with everyone who doesn't like it haven't I? Anyway, please continue. I know you will! You mad?!
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Post by tomlivesforever on Apr 30, 2013 13:51:36 GMT -5
So mad.....
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Post by space75gr on Apr 30, 2013 14:57:50 GMT -5
i think it's great to read a very good review in Stereogum if you know what i mean
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Post by spaneli on Apr 30, 2013 15:22:00 GMT -5
Tom needs to take a chill pill What happened to only caring about the music and if you like the music? Why should you can about GD's opinion? She wasn't even directly talking to you. Why should you care if everyone give BDI a pat on the back? For someone who doesn't care, it must be "very tiring" to care enough what someone thinks of a review. If you like the music then like it. Simples. Don't see why it should be tiring.
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Post by gdforever on Apr 30, 2013 15:23:26 GMT -5
i think it's great to read a very good review in Stereogum if you know what i mean Definitely. It's great that they are getting good reviews. I foresee a lot more good reviews. Even the pretentious will give their music a fairer shake for the involvement with Dave Sitek. Which was what I was saying before tomlivesforever got up on his high horse.
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