Re: The Official GIGATON Thread
Posted: Mon March 16, 2020 5:30 pm
I think it was written the only production credit is to Evans, as well as PJ, so O'Brien isn't involved in that way.
the latest review says keys are on 75% of the album, albeit not all played by BoBscrub12 wrote:Sounds pretty minimal.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Wait, so BoB is still involved? Uh oh.
I don't know why but when I think of "acoustic aggression" I think of "Far Behind" from ITWVinylGuy wrote:I hope Come Then Goes to be closer to Off He Goes than The End in terms of being a ¨solo ed song¨.
Eh, I don't know I have tempered expectations on these Ed tracks. Never Destination could be a word shit salad like SBWM. Comes Then Goes could be a boring Ed solo acoustic track. Who Ever Said I'm REALLY hoping delivers an awesome PJ track I've been waiting for, but it may turn out more The Getaway or something like that. And River Cross we pretty much know what it is, a nice Ed track.tragabigzanda wrote:Vindicator wrote:Seems like Ed was pretty prolific this time around, writing Who Ever Said, SBWM, Never Destination, Comes Then Goes and River Cross.
Ed wrote 5 out of the 12 songs.
Jeff wrote 2.
Stone 1.
Matt 1
Mike 1.
DOTC was a full band effort and Seven O Clock I'm not sure who gets the credit there, only that it originated from a jam session.Great scenario
Imagine being Stone Gossard, one of the best songwriters in the world, and you get 1-2 songs on each album, every 5 or so years, and that includes a couple of the weaker songs on the past two records. Amazing.Vindicator wrote:Seems like Ed was pretty prolific this time around, writing Who Ever Said, SBWM, Never Destination, Comes Then Goes and River Cross.
Ed wrote 5 out of the 12 songs.
Jeff wrote 2.
Stone 1.
Matt 1
Mike 1.
DOTC was a full band effort and Seven O Clock I'm not sure who gets the credit there, only that it originated from a jam session.
Anders wrote:Imagine being Stone Gossard, one of the best songwriters in the world, and you get 1-2 songs on each album, every 5 or so years, and that includes a couple of the weaker songs on the past two records. Amazing.Vindicator wrote:Seems like Ed was pretty prolific this time around, writing Who Ever Said, SBWM, Never Destination, Comes Then Goes and River Cross.
Ed wrote 5 out of the 12 songs.
Jeff wrote 2.
Stone 1.
Matt 1
Mike 1.
DOTC was a full band effort and Seven O Clock I'm not sure who gets the credit there, only that it originated from a jam session.
bodysnatcher wrote:i can't believe so many of you bozos ordered this from the 10c
bodysnatcher wrote:i can't believe so many of you bozos ordered COVID-19 from the 10c
I think LTRP is let down by the vocal and lyrics, but wouldn’t be an all time great anyway. I also think it’s a little underrrated anyway.Vindicator wrote:Anders wrote:Imagine being Stone Gossard, one of the best songwriters in the world, and you get 1-2 songs on each album, every 5 or so years, and that includes a couple of the weaker songs on the past two records. Amazing.Vindicator wrote:Seems like Ed was pretty prolific this time around, writing Who Ever Said, SBWM, Never Destination, Comes Then Goes and River Cross.
Ed wrote 5 out of the 12 songs.
Jeff wrote 2.
Stone 1.
Matt 1
Mike 1.
DOTC was a full band effort and Seven O Clock I'm not sure who gets the credit there, only that it originated from a jam session.
I don't know that he "gets" 1-2 songs each album. Maybe he's not writing as good of stuff as he should. On LB he came up with the bullshit Let The Records Play, and now by all accounts his sole contribution this time around is one of the weirder tracks in Buckle Up. I think on Backspacer his main contribution was Amongst The Waves, which is actually a pretty decent track, but not his strongest song ever by any means.
I don't know whats up with Stone.
And Let the Records Playtragabigzanda wrote:he's in timeout because of how awful Amongst The Waves isAnders wrote:Imagine being Stone Gossard, one of the best songwriters in the world, and you get 1-2 songs on each album, every 5 or so years, and that includes a couple of the weaker songs on the past two records. Amazing.Vindicator wrote:Seems like Ed was pretty prolific this time around, writing Who Ever Said, SBWM, Never Destination, Comes Then Goes and River Cross.
Ed wrote 5 out of the 12 songs.
Jeff wrote 2.
Stone 1.
Matt 1
Mike 1.
DOTC was a full band effort and Seven O Clock I'm not sure who gets the credit there, only that it originated from a jam session.
One of the best songwriters in the world probably is being a little too generous at this stage in his career.Anders wrote:Imagine being Stone Gossard, one of the best songwriters in the world, and you get 1-2 songs on each album, every 5 or so years, and that includes a couple of the weaker songs on the past two records. Amazing.Vindicator wrote:Seems like Ed was pretty prolific this time around, writing Who Ever Said, SBWM, Never Destination, Comes Then Goes and River Cross.
Ed wrote 5 out of the 12 songs.
Jeff wrote 2.
Stone 1.
Matt 1
Mike 1.
DOTC was a full band effort and Seven O Clock I'm not sure who gets the credit there, only that it originated from a jam session.
absolutely it isscrub12 wrote:One of the best songwriters in the world probably is being a little too generous at this stage in his career.Anders wrote:Imagine being Stone Gossard, one of the best songwriters in the world, and you get 1-2 songs on each album, every 5 or so years, and that includes a couple of the weaker songs on the past two records. Amazing.Vindicator wrote:Seems like Ed was pretty prolific this time around, writing Who Ever Said, SBWM, Never Destination, Comes Then Goes and River Cross.
Ed wrote 5 out of the 12 songs.
Jeff wrote 2.
Stone 1.
Matt 1
Mike 1.
DOTC was a full band effort and Seven O Clock I'm not sure who gets the credit there, only that it originated from a jam session.
Aka Mankind 2.Johnny Turner wrote:You guys are fogetting that he also wrote Supersonic.