Strat wrote:So, for those of us that have listened to all available leaks, how do you approach the album when we finally get it? Listen to it from beginning to end or quickly listen to the tracks we have yet to hear?
Strat wrote:So, for those of us that have listened to all available leaks, how do you approach the album when we finally get it? Listen to it from beginning to end or quickly listen to the tracks we have yet to hear?
Strat wrote:So, for those of us that have listened to all available leaks, how do you approach the album when we finally get it? Listen to it from beginning to end or quickly listen to the tracks we have yet to hear?
New songs once, then whole record
Blasphemer
Five years from now, I'll know the album as it is. I figure I might as well listen to the missing pieces first so when I'm listening straight through the first time, the new ones won't overshadow the ones I've already heard quite as much.
Strat wrote:So, for those of us that have listened to all available leaks, how do you approach the album when we finally get it? Listen to it from beginning to end or quickly listen to the tracks we have yet to hear?
New songs once, then whole record
Blasphemer
Five years from now, I'll know the album as it is. I figure I might as well listen to the missing pieces first so when I'm listening straight through the first time, the new ones won't overshadow the ones I've already heard quite as much.
Five years from now, you'll also be three years removed from the 11th album release.
Fun fact: the guitar solo on Bryan Adams' "Everything I Do (I do it for you)" is more appropriately sensitive to the song than that of "Sirens".
RisingTides wrote:There is more kindness on the internet than we would care to admit to ourselves. Sometimes we are so afraid of falling victim to a ruse, we miss out on actual opportunities.
harmless wrote:Fun fact: the guitar solo on Bryan Adams' "Everything I Do (I do it for you)" is more appropriately sensitive to the song than that of "Sirens".
That solo does fit the song quite well, but it's a little bit more of a slow burner
harmless wrote:Fun fact: the guitar solo on Bryan Adams' "Everything I Do (I do it for you)" is more appropriately sensitive to the song than that of "Sirens".
RIP Sirens
There's the dog. You can't fake that stuff. Confess with your mouth.
harmless wrote:Fun fact: the guitar solo on Bryan Adams' "Everything I Do (I do it for you)" is more appropriately sensitive to the song than that of "Sirens".
That solo does fit the song quite well, but it's a little bit more of a slow burner
RisingTides wrote:There is more kindness on the internet than we would care to admit to ourselves. Sometimes we are so afraid of falling victim to a ruse, we miss out on actual opportunities.
Strat wrote:So, for those of us that have listened to all available leaks, how do you approach the album when we finally get it? Listen to it from beginning to end or quickly listen to the tracks we have yet to hear?
New songs once, then whole record
Blasphemer
Yeah, I'm kind of surprised that anyone who spends enough time here to even be part of this discussion would skip around the first time they get their hands on a new album. Especially since most of us have listened to the leaked songs lots of times anyway, what's one more in the name of chronological integrity?