Re: Backspacer: Official Album Thread
Posted: Fri October 20, 2017 6:24 pm
Why would you listen to backspacer when the War on Drugs are out there?
What's your address? Or is it easier if I email my phone to you?stip wrote:send me your phone. I'll load it up and send it back. Couldn't be simpler!durdencommatyler wrote:See 'snatch gets it, I don't know why no one else does.bodysnatcher wrote:you heard him, stip, he wants you to press this to vinyldurdencommatyler wrote:I'm hardly ever even on my computer at home unless I'm writing. The music I listen to is either vinyl or through headphones on Spotify, but usually that's on the go. When I'm home it's almost exclusively vinyl.Monkey_Driven wrote:Same, I don't even own a computer at home. My computer at work has decent speakers, but is used primarily for background noise while I work.durdencommatyler wrote:I'm sure it is. It's more about laziness. I never listen to music on my computer. I don't have good speakers. I don't want to go through the hassle of downloading it and figuring out how to transfer it to my phone. I already like the album well enough. I don't want to go through all that trouble.stip wrote:It's excellent, Joey. Just pick a song or two to get a feel for it.
cos we already have fleetwood mac bob dylan bruce springsteen tom petty...proper nutritious music rather than the smoothie version of all the aforementioned ingredients combinedStrat wrote:Why would you listen to backspacer when the War on Drugs are out there?

You are a mess.dimejinky99 wrote:cos we already have fleetwood mac bob dylan bruce springsteen tom petty...proper nutritious music rather than the smoothie version of all the aforementioned ingredients combinedStrat wrote:Why would you listen to backspacer when the War on Drugs are out there?
Strat wrote:You are a mess.dimejinky99 wrote:cos we already have fleetwood mac bob dylan bruce springsteen tom petty...proper nutritious music rather than the smoothie version of all the aforementioned ingredients combinedStrat wrote:Why would you listen to backspacer when the War on Drugs are out there?
Then i would counter with why should we listen to backspacer when we already had pearl jam and not this watered down juiced version of pearl jam without all the nutrients?

So...did you find time for the stems?alvarojam wrote:Glad you like the mixes.
I made them just for fun, since never really like Backspacer.
Just to clarify:
These mixes were created based on stems provided in Reddit. There were isolated drums, bass, voice and guitars. The problem is that some guitar parts were mixed with other instruments or voices, so I had to cut some parts from here and there to match them during the missing parts (or parts I didn´t like).
I insist: I didn´t like some Boom´s contributions in this record, so I replace them or scratched the best I can (not all of them)
I really think that if I give some time to these stems, it could sound really well.
It started like an experiment. That´s why you can notice differences (for example) in Force of Nature or Unthought Know, since those were the last mixes I worked on, and Johnny Guitar or The Fixer the first ones... Once I got better results with last songs, I was too lazy to re-work on the first ones, so I just left them as they were...
Maybe one day I re-work everything again, just for fun. If I do, of course I will share it.
Regards
PS: I have a few others PJ´s songs from TEN, but nothing really worth sharing.
I can't tell if you're kidding or not and I don't care. ATW is brilliant!Leatherhead wrote:ATW is good. Took me a long while to come around on it though. Understanding that"he" only feels like he put away his early grave when up amongst the waves, but ultimately still doomed, helped me appreciate it more.