Re: Lightning Bolt - October 15
Posted: Mon September 09, 2013 3:46 pm
does anyone have a copy of the picture book?
I'm quite looking forward to hearing the edit, then discovering the longer version on the album.wilkins wrote:And the radio edit of Sirens single is supposedly shortened...rumours abound.
I'm really looking forward to hearing this song and this album and then hearing it live. Don't let me down, PJ!
It sure did get those comparisons and I think it was pretty accurate. I think people described it as what Black would sound like if written today. I love Comeback.Jaeti wrote:Re: Sirens --
"Come Back" got some "Black" comparisons in the run-up to S/T, yeah? At least as far as it being a wrenching, 5+ minute song about lost love. They're very different, but "Come Back" is pretty excellent, if you ask me. I guess what I'm saying is that I was nervous when the comparison was made in 2006, but it turned out okay. Seven years later, though, I'm not sure it'll work out so well this time.
A rumor's not a rumor that doesn't die.Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:So is this still just rumors, sirens being the next single and it being shortened? or have they been confirmed?
'Come Back' and 'Inside Job' were both described as 'like Black', yeah. And I disliked them both. So I don't listen to those comparisons anymore, because they're always wrong. If there's a PJ ballad with guitars, it'll be compared to Black.HardTI wrote:It sure did get those comparisons and I think it was pretty accurate. I think people described it as what Black would sound like if written today. I love Comeback.Jaeti wrote:Re: Sirens --
"Come Back" got some "Black" comparisons in the run-up to S/T, yeah? At least as far as it being a wrenching, 5+ minute song about lost love. They're very different, but "Come Back" is pretty excellent, if you ask me. I guess what I'm saying is that I was nervous when the comparison was made in 2006, but it turned out okay. Seven years later, though, I'm not sure it'll work out so well this time.
I just listened to that fella playing Sirens and really wish I didn't.
Yeah, I don't get that comparison, except in the most superficial of ways (they're both mournful ballads).harmless wrote:'Come Back' is literally the furthest you can get from 'Black' unless you put a kazoo over it.
Which is exactly the point: any comparisons between Sirens and Black are useless until we hear it.theplatypus wrote:Yeah, I don't get that comparison, except in the most superficial of ways (they're both mournful ballads).harmless wrote:'Come Back' is literally the furthest you can get from 'Black' unless you put a kazoo over it.
ABNorman wrote:Which is exactly the point: any comparisons between Sirens and Black are useless until we hear it.theplatypus wrote:Yeah, I don't get that comparison, except in the most superficial of ways (they're both mournful ballads).harmless wrote:'Come Back' is literally the furthest you can get from 'Black' unless you put a kazoo over it.
boy, I really want to hear that version now.harmless wrote:'Come Back' is literally the furthest you could get from 'Black' unless you put a kazoo over it.
At the most emotional points, Mike's solo is replaced with a kazoo!stip wrote:boy, I really want to hear that version now.harmless wrote:'Come Back' is literally the furthest you could get from 'Black' unless you put a kazoo over it.
ftfyABNorman wrote:Which is exactly the point: any SPECULATION ABOUT THE ALBUM is useless until we hear it.theplatypus wrote:Yeah, I don't get that comparison, except in the most superficial of ways (they're both mournful ballads).harmless wrote:'Come Back' is literally the furthest you can get from 'Black' unless you put a kazoo over it.
Overall the songs are quite different, but the chord progression is the same for much of the verse. Black alternates between E and A, and Come Back is centred around an F to Bb progression.harmless wrote:'Come Back' is literally the furthest you could get from 'Black' unless you put a kazoo over it.