verb_to_trust wrote:I'll never get a copy . I always lose out in the RSD crowds.
I’ll see what I can do for ya then!
Thanks friend. I do see that it's a RSD first release, so maybe that means it'll be available to everyone later?
Usually, yeah. I can always look for it for you as well. I have a pretty small town record store that stocks a lot on RSD, and only mildly more business than any other day. We'll coordinate with strat closer to the time though.
Re: The Replacements
Posted: Wed October 09, 2019 5:43 pm
by verb_to_trust
You guys are true Bros
Re: The Replacements
Posted: Sat December 07, 2019 4:40 pm
by Strat
"What you have here are songs written and recorded at home over a two year period that followed a much longer period of performing, traveling, and explaining. Cut mostly live in the middle of the night, no effort was made to fix what some may deem as mistakes; tape running out, fluffed lyrics, flat, notes, extraneous noises, etc. Many were written (or born if you will) as the tape rolled.
Unprofessional?
Perhaps. Real?
Unquestionably. "
First lyrics:
Baby learns to crawl
Watching daddy's skin
Goddamn i love this album so much.
Re: The Replacements
Posted: Sat December 07, 2019 4:54 pm
by verb_to_trust
It really is perfect. Wish he'd put out another proper solo effort. I'd take something on par with Folker or Come Feel Me Tremble
Re: The Replacements
Posted: Sun December 08, 2019 12:50 am
by Strat
verb_to_trust wrote:It really is perfect. Wish he'd put out another proper solo effort. I'd take something on par with Folker or Come Feel Me Tremble
Im so glad you are here, Verb. Otherwise i'd be so alone.
Re: The Replacements
Posted: Sun December 08, 2019 3:22 am
by E.H. Ruddock
Strat, I listen to your Spotify playlist you made for me frequently and I love it. I just haven't ventured outside of it and I need to.
A side note, I just recently learned that if you download music to listen to offline on Spotify, like I do when I'm traveling, it doesn't record how many times you listen to that music even if you are online. Not that I really care but I bet it would alter my end of year stats.
Re: The Replacements
Posted: Sun December 08, 2019 4:42 am
by verb_to_trust
Strat wrote:
verb_to_trust wrote:It really is perfect. Wish he'd put out another proper solo effort. I'd take something on par with Folker or Come Feel Me Tremble
Im so glad you are here, Verb. Otherwise i'd be so alone.
I wish there was more to say. There just aren't any words really. Stereo/Mono is perfect. I was a senior in high school when this came out and I listened to it. A lot. I listened to some crappy music in high school too, but I always look back with a certain amount of pride that my 17 year old self was so drawn to this record. Same thing with Yankee Hotel Foxtrot actually.
I don't know why Paul won't give us any more music. This was so authentic, raw, and pure that Folker and CFMT did feel a little flat as they followed though.
Listening to the Plimsouls. They are really a proto-Replacements. They just arrived too soon. Before college music was a thing. It's a shame they were good. If you like the Replacements maybe you'll dig these guys.
Re: The Replacements
Posted: Wed September 20, 2023 1:51 am
by Strat
Okay you idiots. The greatest rock n roll band is putting out a new mix of their best Album this friday. Tim.
I've mentioned a bit recently or over the years that "Production isnt the main driving force for me when listening to music" . This album has always been my least favorite rock album of all time but also my favorite album of theirs.
SOunds like THIS is what it was meant to sound like and I couldnt be more thrilled. They have released a couple of snippets and oh baby.....
I never gave them the time of day, despite my friends being massive fans, so much so you can hear them in their own bands. Anyway, I checked out Tim last week and absolutely fell in love. Super excited to hear the new mix.
No way its being released as a standalone right? Just part of a box set?
Re: The Replacements
Posted: Thu September 21, 2023 9:06 pm
by Strat
super nintendo chalmers wrote:I never gave them the time of day, despite my friends being massive fans, so much so you can hear them in their own bands. Anyway, I checked out Tim last week and absolutely fell in love. Super excited to hear the new mix.
No way its being released as a standalone right? Just part of a box set?
I bet it will be a stand alone some day...
Re: The Replacements
Posted: Thu September 21, 2023 10:06 pm
by rick malone
I never had a problem with the original Tim. Great album and I think the production adds mystery to it.
One day I'll pick up Live at Maxwells.
Re: The Replacements
Posted: Fri September 22, 2023 3:04 pm
by Strat
Gonna have to give this a proper listen with about 10 beers tonight !
Re: The Replacements
Posted: Sat September 23, 2023 1:03 am
by Strat
woa baby
Re: The Replacements
Posted: Sat September 23, 2023 2:01 am
by Strat
Hot damn.
Sometimes a work like Tim is too good for its time, until it becomes timeless.
Amazing.
Re: The Replacements
Posted: Sat September 23, 2023 2:27 pm
by chewm
I absolutely love Tim, one of my favorite albums, I honestly never minded the weird muddy mixing, I got so used to it that listening to the new one feels almost disorienting.
But yeah the new mix is insane, there is so much more going on in these tracks, the guitars sound wonderful. "Waitress in the sky" is maybe the biggest improvement for me, or "Little Mascara", always loved that song but damn it sounds good here.
Also love to have yet another new version of "Can't Hardly Wait" to make me weep (the cello one).