Re: Cold Confession and Let It Ride - Avocado DEMOS
Posted: Tue July 23, 2013 8:02 pm
Where can I listen? 
there is a working link with in the last 5 or so pages im pretty sureUltimaKilo wrote:Where can I listen?
Thank you for the link.Heathen wrote:http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/3609731/file.htmlAngus wrote:Where is one supposed to find these songs?
The whole point seems moot anyway because you can do both at the same time. You can have an amazing crowd participation moment while have it come from a feeling of inspiration (which doesn't have to be solitary or personal in itself). I don't think anyone would argue that GTF kills in concert when everyone is singing along, and there's no doubt it's a truly inspired song.stupidmop wrote:Tuolumne wrote:I'm saying I don't think people are always, or even often, cognizant that there's a difference. They'll diminish one when thinking it's the other. They'll diminish something that's inviting when what they are looking for is something more solitary or personal.stupidmop wrote:Are you saying that one is better than the other? Or are you disagreeing with people who enjoy one form more than the other?Tuolumne wrote:I'm talking about art made with the intent of inviting participation vs the kind that is "look at what I was thinking and feeling at the time".Thejambi wrote:All art requires participation so I'm not sure what your getting at?Tuolumne wrote:I think there are different forms of art. There is "solitary" art - based on pure intrinsic inspiration from within, and there is "inviting" art (for lack fo a better term) that asks for participation. I think that's a conversation that needs to be had around here.
Can't people simply find one more engaging than the other though. I don't think ppeople generally put that much thought into it, there's simply types of music you like and types you don't. You can't tell people its still a valid form of art or whatever but it doesn't make a difference, they're still not gonna like it. Maybe I'm missing you're point, I am one of those aforementioned don't put much thought into it people.
And I'm one of the people who think the music should be created first and the audience participation will come organically if people connect with it. They didn't write black or alive with audience participation in mind but over the years they've progressed into songs the audience wants to be a part of.
They are part of a supossed 11 tracks disc. Working on getting it.southp wrote:Sorry if I missed this, but is there any explanation as to why they are track 03 and track 06?
last post of the previous page.Buck Dich wrote:Sorry to be the millionth person to ask. Could someone PM me a link please? Can't find these anywhere
KurtLeon wrote:They are part of a supossed 11 tracks disc. Working on getting it.southp wrote:Sorry if I missed this, but is there any explanation as to why they are track 03 and track 06?
Well, we needed Gone, right?harmless wrote:How are these the only great songs (not) on S/T?
One ended up on Tone (The Forest). That one was meh.harmless wrote:How are these the only great songs (not) on S/T?
KurtLeon wrote:Well, we needed Gone, right?harmless wrote:How are these the only great songs (not) on S/T?
right?
or we could something else.harmless wrote:KurtLeon wrote:Well, we needed Gone, right?harmless wrote:How are these the only great songs (not) on S/T?
right?
Maybe there's some early excitement but I wouldn't call Let it Ride "great".harmless wrote:How are these the only great songs (not) on S/T?
We've only heard a few bars of the PJ version of "The Forest". I'm curious to hear the whole thing.Thejambi wrote:One ended up on Tone (The Forest). That one was meh.harmless wrote:How are these the only great songs (not) on S/T?
I think these two songs are miles better than any S/T songs and its nothing to do with early excitement, I actually wish I didn't own these.southp wrote:Maybe there's some early excitement but I wouldn't call Let it Ride "great".harmless wrote:How are these the only great songs (not) on S/T?
Personally I'd take the first 7 songs on S/T over Let it Ride. CC on the other hand is pretty special... it would've made a fantastic closing track on avocado.

Seriously? Like a whole lost album?KurtLeon wrote:They are part of a supossed 11 tracks disc. Working on getting it.southp wrote:Sorry if I missed this, but is there any explanation as to why they are track 03 and track 06?
Yeah, I really don't know what it is, but if you see the proprieties of the songs, they say that they are #3 and #6 of a 11 tracks.tommymctom wrote:Seriously? Like a whole lost album?KurtLeon wrote:They are part of a supossed 11 tracks disc. Working on getting it.southp wrote:Sorry if I missed this, but is there any explanation as to why they are track 03 and track 06?