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Post by wallofass on Dec 6, 2017 15:48:52 GMT -5
She taught me how to fly = Run by New Order. Definately has that Technique era sound to it. Which reminds me that John Denver has a writing credit on that tune after suing NO. just had quick blast of that song on YouTube for old times sake and you should have a look at those comments if you ever doubt the rest of the Internet is worse than the shit you see on here. People actually saying John Denver deserved to die because he sued New Order. Fruitcakes. That John Denvers full of shit man |
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Post by ricardogce on Dec 6, 2017 16:06:43 GMT -5
She taught me how to fly = Run by New Order. Definately has that Technique era sound to it. Which reminds me that John Denver has a writing credit on that tune after suing NO. just had quick blast of that song on YouTube for old times sake and you should have a look at those comments if you ever doubt the rest of the Internet is worse than the shit you see on here. People actually saying John Denver deserved to die because he sued New Order. Fruitcakes. The best way to use YouTube is to pretend there's nothing underneath the video. People reach a special level of loutish on that site. I'm used to knee-jerk, ignorant rants on the internet, but there's nothing that quite matches the lack of self-awareness, education, and basic human decency that happens on YouTube comment threads. |
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Post by Let It🩸 on Dec 10, 2017 14:08:55 GMT -5
I listened to the album straight through yesterday for the second time since purchasing, really starting to like it....
Thanks.
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Post by Beady’s Here Now on Dec 11, 2017 12:09:41 GMT -5
Into the third week, and this album just keeps getting better for me.
Easily his best solo album. Fucking brilliant, Noel.
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Post by batfink30 on Dec 11, 2017 14:48:57 GMT -5
Into the third week, and this album just keeps getting better for me. Easily his best solo album. Fucking brilliant, Noel. On first listen it's avarage but on repetitive listens it gets better and better. The opposite of CY and the sign of a great album. |
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Post by queenblougaredoc on Dec 11, 2017 16:42:10 GMT -5
Sunday I listened things from his three solo efforts. The songs in the first one are still good but man, they sound beige compared with the third!!
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Post by jason77 on Dec 12, 2017 3:52:34 GMT -5
His first solo album is is average compared to his 3rd solo album.Ive not played as you were for a while I find Who built the moon much more interesting
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Post by globe on Dec 12, 2017 4:03:58 GMT -5
It's a good album. It's Noel doing well what he has always done well - good wee pop songs with great melodies. It's not the ground-breaking album that some folk are making it out to be and ultimately isn't really that different to his previous work for me. The interludes are pointless, put another couple of songs on there instead Noel you miserable wanker!
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Post by Deleted on Dec 12, 2017 4:41:25 GMT -5
It's a good album. It's Noel doing well what he has always done well - good wee pop songs with great melodies. It's not the ground-breaking album that some folk are making it out to be and ultimately isn't really that different to his previous work for me. The interludes are pointless, put another couple of songs on there instead Noel you miserable wanker! Yeah they are not even good interludes. I just skip them. |
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Post by sgtpeppr on Dec 12, 2017 6:23:21 GMT -5
the interludes shouldve been stuck together and used as the 'end credits'.
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Post by morning_rain on Dec 13, 2017 3:53:40 GMT -5
I think my "problem" with WBTM is that it feels too short. That kind of songs calls for a double, long, dense record but this one isn't. Actually WBTM feels like a very radio friendly album disguised as an experimental one.
So when I listen to it from start to finish I end up asking "is that it?". Feels too short, don't know if I'm the only one.
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Post by ricardogce on Dec 13, 2017 6:25:24 GMT -5
I think my "problem" with WBTM is that it feels too short. That kind of songs calls for a double, long, dense record but this one isn't. Actually WBTM feels like a very radio friendly album disguised as an experimental one. So when I listen to it from start to finish I end up asking "is that it?". Feels too short, don't know if I'm the only one. I could see that. George Martin wanted the White Album to be trimmed into a single super-strong record, but I think all the little detours into short/experimental/novelty bits actually enhance the atmosphere. I'd be up for an extended WBTM not just with more songs, but with more snippets of Noel experimenting in the studio. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 13, 2017 11:26:43 GMT -5
I think my "problem" with WBTM is that it feels too short. That kind of songs calls for a double, long, dense record but this one isn't. Actually WBTM feels like a very radio friendly album disguised as an experimental one. So when I listen to it from start to finish I end up asking "is that it?". Feels too short, don't know if I'm the only one. who built the moon? runs for 43:25, sgt. pepper's lonely hearts club band clocks in at 39:52  i would rather it be on the shorter side, as is, with no songs to skip over (well, i don't skip over them personally), than to water it down with a few b-side quality fillers just to make it longer. |
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Post by matt on Dec 18, 2017 11:57:14 GMT -5
Did not know that the choral elements on Man Who Built The Moon is just Noel's voice tracked about 100 times laden with effects! Nice bit of studio trickery from David Holmes that, as ever, goes a long way.
Noel would be an idiot not to work with him again.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 18, 2017 12:05:12 GMT -5
Did not know that the choral elements on Man Who Built The Moon is just Noel's voice tracked about 100 times laden with effects! Nice bit of studio trickery from David Holmes that, as ever, goes a long way. Noel would be an idiot not to work with him again. Didn't Noel already say he'll be working with Holmes for Album #4 ? I think I read that somewhere but can't remember where so maybe I'm wrong. |
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Post by ricardogce on Dec 18, 2017 12:16:39 GMT -5
Did not know that the choral elements on Man Who Built The Moon is just Noel's voice tracked about 100 times laden with effects! Nice bit of studio trickery from David Holmes that, as ever, goes a long way. Noel would be an idiot not to work with him again. Didn't Noel already say he'll be working with Holmes for Album #4 ? I think I read that somewhere but can't remember where so maybe I'm wrong. Yeah, he's said he already has material for an album and a half right now, but that those songs may sit around for years still, because he wants to do another "from scratch" album with Holmes. |
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Post by noliamno on Dec 18, 2017 14:46:33 GMT -5
Ok, I'm not going to go song by song, but I've had the album since the day it was released. I piddled with it. I listened to the beginnings of all the songs, excitedly. Got busy and didn't listen anymore that day.
Listened to some whole songs. I thought the ones on the trailer were ok, but nothing great.
I listened to the whole thing in my truck and again, it was ok. I thought to myself "This is the first album from Oasis/Liam/Noel that I will listen to passively. It's just on when I'm doing something else."
Then a week and a half ago, I put it on when I was at the gym. Decent headphones, a solid block of time. Here we go.
It was a TOTALLY different listening experience. I heard textures and I heard space. I enjoyed every single song. I wasn't listening critically. I was just digging it. Lots of folks have used "cinematic" and it certainly has those elements, as well.
I was kind of put off by both instrumentals built off of the acoustic finger picking phrase. Noel's not an interesting enough player to pull that off. I like the 2nd one better than the first, but I kept thinking, did someone in the studio think this was album worthy?
Anyway, too long winded, but I really like the album now. I am also still listening to As You Were.
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Post by agarvey on Dec 18, 2017 15:24:11 GMT -5
I don’t know but there must be something wrong with me but to me the album is just horrible . The songs just aren’t there ,it’s a shame as I quite like the production that Holmes brings to it but as far as the descion to write in the studio well it me that has been a disaster.
There are only 3 really descent songs on it (STHTF,BAWS,ILITL) I know a lot of people like the title track but to me it is just durge and completely devoid of melody and the chorus well it’s hardly a sing a along anthem .
What else is there ?
3 rubbish instrumentals ,2 songs just written around a riff (KOR, BCWYWF) and then you have Holy Mountain which is in its category of just god awful .
I have loved every Gallagher related release since 94 and it gives me no pleasure to say this but WBTM is rubbish and not worthy of Noel putting his name on it .
He should have put it out under another name like Paul MCarthey does ie The Fireman for experimental albums .
Am not surprised the tour has not sold out and it won’t .
oh Forgot Beautiful World ok 4 good songs .
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Post by supernovastar94 on Dec 18, 2017 18:30:49 GMT -5
Listening to it now for the nth time. My fav of the 3 Noel solo albums, enjoy it a lot than probably half of Oasis albums really. It is superb.
And Holy Mountain is an absolute smash. A belter. A stone-cold classic. So sorry for those that don't get it. So much joy.
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Post by Lennon2217 on Dec 18, 2017 19:57:21 GMT -5
Album flows extremely well despite the bunched up interludes.
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Post by glio on Dec 19, 2017 12:13:05 GMT -5
this album is definitely a grower. i wasnt the biggest fan when it first came out but i listen to it a lot more than i did when it came out. I think holy mountain and tmwbtm are the best tunes on it.
however, i still find myself listening to ayw more
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Post by theseventwenty on Dec 20, 2017 18:06:33 GMT -5
Did not know that the choral elements on Man Who Built The Moon is just Noel's voice tracked about 100 times laden with effects! Nice bit of studio trickery from David Holmes that, as ever, goes a long way. Noel would be an idiot not to work with him again. That's interesting, where did you read that? |
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Post by matt on Dec 20, 2017 19:12:25 GMT -5
Did not know that the choral elements on Man Who Built The Moon is just Noel's voice tracked about 100 times laden with effects! Nice bit of studio trickery from David Holmes that, as ever, goes a long way. Noel would be an idiot not to work with him again. That's interesting, where did you read that? It's here in this excellent track by track discussion with John Kennedy. |
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Dec 20, 2017 22:06:41 GMT -5
Honestly, I've really struggled with this. The three songs I keep going back to are:
Black and White Sunshine
Be careful What You Wish For
Keep On Reaching
All three are probably the most conventional tunes on this record. I'm not going to go outta my way to slag it off, that's not my way.
I remember staying up all night with Noel's first two records, trying to play em on my guitar and sharing in the excitement on here. Just didn't get that vibe this time. Good to see he is doing well with it though.
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Post by queenblougaredoc on Dec 21, 2017 0:50:44 GMT -5
Honestly, I've really struggled with this. The three songs I keep going back to are: Black and White Sunshine Be careful What You Wish For Keep On Reaching All three are probably the most conventional tunes on this record. I'm not going to go outta my way to slag it off, that's not my way. I remember staying up all night with Noel's first two records, trying to play em on my guitar and sharing in the excitement on here. Just didn't get that vibe this time. Good to see he is doing well with it though. Saw the itunes gig the other day. Black and white sunshine is very very good live. Better than the album version I thougt. |
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