Re: Pendulum
Posted: Tue October 08, 2013 12:58 pm
The percussion is quite "Let me Sleep" or "Strangest Tribe." Anyone else hear that?
Thats such a weird effect, maybe it sound like hes singing really high pitched.CupidStunt wrote:I think the line and delivery of "Easy left me a long time agooooooOOO!" could be the greatest part of the record. It stirs me in ways I can't describe.
I don't know if this is what you meant, but they have a kinda....mystical? kinda sound that reminds me of the merkinball/no code era. Makes me think of i'm open and the open road improv and stuff like that. Yellow moon less so, its just missing the mark for me.digster wrote:This song and Yellow Moon get close to that kind of 'spook', for lack of a better term, that's been missing in PJ's music for a while.
It sounds like compression distortion to me. Like, maybe they copy-pasted the vocal so it was on two tracks, and one they fed echo into and the other they compressed to the point of distorting.stupidmop wrote:Thats such a weird effect, maybe it sound like hes singing really high pitched.CupidStunt wrote:I think the line and delivery of "Easy left me a long time agooooooOOO!" could be the greatest part of the record. It stirs me in ways I can't describe.
But on purpose yeah? or are you saying it sounds like an error?McParadigm wrote:It sounds like compression distortion to me. Like, maybe they copy-pasted the vocal so it was on two tracks, and one they fed echo into and the other they compressed to the point of distorting.stupidmop wrote:Thats such a weird effect, maybe it sound like hes singing really high pitched.CupidStunt wrote:I think the line and delivery of "Easy left me a long time agooooooOOO!" could be the greatest part of the record. It stirs me in ways I can't describe.
It's not so much a type of song, for me anyways...just, this, for lack of a better term, x-factor or atmosphere that most of their material up to and including Riot Act had. That includes a lot of different types of songs, happy, sad, difficult and poppy. Pendulum and Yellow Moon here instill that feeling that you're getting a peek behind the curtain that good rock music can do. Yellow Moon achieves this despite it's clinical, borderline antiseptic production.stupidmop wrote:I don't know if this is what you meant, but they have a kinda....mystical? kinda sound that reminds me of the merkinball/no code era. Makes me think of i'm open and the open road improv and stuff like that. Yellow moon less so, its just missing the mark for me.digster wrote:This song and Yellow Moon get close to that kind of 'spook', for lack of a better term, that's been missing in PJ's music for a while.
I like this lyricsolace wrote:i like this song a lot, but the reverb/vocal effect when Ed sings the line "easy come and easy go, easy left me long time agooooooo" made me actually cringe and laugh out loud
Really? I always thought OTG worked way better live...check out Mexico 03 version, im sure u wont but thats a kick a$$ versionIlluminEddie wrote:It's a terrible song. Sorry. It makes me tear up when a concert opens with it - it's that bad.Thejambi wrote:IlluminEddie wrote:Chris_H_2 wrote:This reminds me a lot of Of the Girl. It's fucking stellar.
Except this is good and Of the Girl blows.
Thats racist...loldigster wrote:This song and Yellow Moon get close to that kind of 'spook', for lack of a better term, that's been missing in PJ's music for a while.
Ah a tiny speckle hinting at former glories. I get you.digster wrote:It's not so much a type of song, for me anyways...just, this, for lack of a better term, x-factor or atmosphere that most of their material up to and including Riot Act had. That includes a lot of different types of songs, happy, sad, difficult and poppy. Pendulum and Yellow Moon here instill that feeling that you're getting a peek behind the curtain that good rock music can do. Yellow Moon achieves this despite it's clinical, borderline antiseptic production.stupidmop wrote:I don't know if this is what you meant, but they have a kinda....mystical? kinda sound that reminds me of the merkinball/no code era. Makes me think of i'm open and the open road improv and stuff like that. Yellow moon less so, its just missing the mark for me.digster wrote:This song and Yellow Moon get close to that kind of 'spook', for lack of a better term, that's been missing in PJ's music for a while.
Yellow Moon achieves this despite it's clinical, borderline antiseptic production.
stip wrote:i definitely wish that
Nonsense? A pendulum is a very common, maybe even cliche, metaphor for political change over time. Surely that didn't need to be explained to you.benton netty wrote:"Pendulum throws" was a lyric in "Undone." Just realized that. (So that makes two songs with this nonsense phrase in it.)