Re: The Official GIGATON Thread (real tracklists released!)
Posted: Thu February 20, 2020 6:51 pm
Thats the beauty about music and choice.Ms Harmless wrote:I listen to The 1975 if I want pop now
Thats the beauty about music and choice.Ms Harmless wrote:I listen to The 1975 if I want pop now
!!!Hypnosomnia wrote:Thats the beauty about music and choice.Ms Harmless wrote:I listen to The 1975 if I want pop now
I can sort one for you. Are you happy to trust me to choose something?dad wrote:I mostly post on mobile, and can't seem to edit a pic down to size. So you're stuck with this.Bammer wrote:I don’t like this back and forth between the two of you without avatars. It’s distracting. Get avatars.
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I have questions.Sgt. Crackpot wrote:I can sort one for you. Are you happy to trust me to choose something?dad wrote:I mostly post on mobile, and can't seem to edit a pic down to size. So you're stuck with this.Bammer wrote:I don’t like this back and forth between the two of you without avatars. It’s distracting. Get avatars.
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Cultured, indeed.bune wrote:yogurt should never be put in charge.
*beams*Hypnosomnia wrote:You already are. In your heart.
Production mainly.tragabigzanda wrote:What would you say the concept of binaural is?
Good songs.tragabigzanda wrote:What would you say the concept of binaural is?
ThisHypnosomnia wrote:Backspacer is an excellent pop album.
there an echo in here?LetMeSleep wrote:Both Binaural and Backspacer lack follow through on initial concept.
evenslow wrote:There are two main examples that are varying degrees of good but ultimately unsuccessful as far as concept goes: BINAURAL and BACKSPACER.
Binaural has more of a commitment to the idea of going for mood above all. But they chickened out at the very end and brought BOB in to add some pizzazz. In retrospect, I wish they went all the way with the whole "this is our Pink Floyd album", even though I quite like what they accomplished anyway.
Backspacer is another missed opportunity in that regard. I wish they would have went all the way with "this is our Cars record." A tight 35-minute album that is filled with upbeat, punchy tunes that lean in on the heretofore unexplored lighter side of Pearl Jam. Basically a whole record with the feel of The Fixer, Johnny Guitar, Got Some, etc. Instead, I think they got about halfway there and it turned into half a conventional Pearl Jam record.
Spot on, my man. Bailing halfway through both projects.evenslow wrote:there an echo in here?LetMeSleep wrote:Both Binaural and Backspacer lack follow through on initial concept.evenslow wrote:There are two main examples that are varying degrees of good but ultimately unsuccessful as far as concept goes: BINAURAL and BACKSPACER.
Binaural has more of a commitment to the idea of going for mood above all. But they chickened out at the very end and brought BOB in to add some pizzazz. In retrospect, I wish they went all the way with the whole "this is our Pink Floyd album", even though I quite like what they accomplished anyway.
Backspacer is another missed opportunity in that regard. I wish they would have went all the way with "this is our Cars record." A tight 35-minute album that is filled with upbeat, punchy tunes that lean in on the heretofore unexplored lighter side of Pearl Jam. Basically a whole record with the feel of The Fixer, Johnny Guitar, Got Some, etc. Instead, I think they got about halfway there and it turned into half a conventional Pearl Jam record.
I’m not going to argue but Binaural has better song writing and Ed still sounds like Ed.LetMeSleep wrote:Both Binaural and Backspacer lack follow through on initial concept.