Red Mosquito

I hate the fact that people call it "keys" to make it sound cooler; cover up the fact that it's actually just keyboard and sounds like shit.

harmless wrote:I hate the fact that people call it "keys" to make it sound cooler; cover up the fact that it's actually just keyboard and sounds like shit.

i think its just easier to type b/c its less letters

warehouse wrote:

harmless wrote:I hate the fact that people call it "keys" to make it sound cooler; cover up the fact that it's actually just keyboard and sounds like shit.

i think its just easier to type b/c its less letters

Probably right.

harmless wrote:I hate the fact that people call it "keys" to make it sound cooler; cover up the fact that it's actually just keyboard and sounds like shit.

Well my particular use of "keys" was more of a tonal thing -- the implication being, like BO'B is "too cool for school!! YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH!" kinda thing. You can't tell me you don't believe that BO'B refers to them as "keys." We both know he does. Still.... I'm sorry to have offended.

Remember when Mitchell Froom played with these guys?

I don't know who that is and no I don't.

durdencommatyler wrote:I don't know who that is and no I don't.

He played with them on Binaural..he plays with Tom Waits.

Tchad Blake/ Mitchell Froom

Brendan/Brendan.

What did he play on Binaural?

Keyboards.

But on which song(s). And what did he do with Waits?

durdencommatyler wrote:And what did he do with Waits?

He played keyboards.

theplatypus wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:And what did he do with Waits?

He played keyboards.

Spoiler: show

durdencommatyler wrote:

harmless wrote:I hate the fact that people call it "keys" to make it sound cooler; cover up the fact that it's actually just keyboard and sounds like shit.

Well my particular use of "keys" was more of a tonal thing -- the implication being, like BO'B is "too cool for school!! YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH!" kinda thing. You can't tell me you don't believe that BO'B refers to them as "keys." We both know he does. Still.... I'm sorry to have offended.

No, you didn't offend, we're in total agreement!

harmless wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

harmless wrote:I hate the fact that people call it "keys" to make it sound cooler; cover up the fact that it's actually just keyboard and sounds like shit.

Well my particular use of "keys" was more of a tonal thing -- the implication being, like BO'B is "too cool for school!! YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH!" kinda thing. You can't tell me you don't believe that BO'B refers to them as "keys." We both know he does. Still.... I'm sorry to have offended.

No, you didn't offend, we're in total agreement!

Lounge Lizard wrote:1. Go
2. Brain of J
3. Once
4. Sometimes
5. Last Exit
6. Gonna See My Friend
7. Breakerfall
8. Can't Keep
9. Life Wasted

mine are
Go
Last Exit
BoJ
Once
Breakerfall
Life Wasted
Cant Keep
GSMF
Sometimes

I'm hearing a strange link between come back and speed of sound, for the first time.
They both have this 50s (is doowap the word?) feel to them.
I like it.

dimejinky99 wrote:I'm hearing a strange link between come back and speed of sound, for the first time.
They both have this 50s (is doowap the word?) feel to them.
I like it.

12 bar blues?

warehouse wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:I'm hearing a strange link between come back and speed of sound, for the first time.
They both have this 50s (is doowap the word?) feel to them.
I like it.

12 bar blues?

suckfests?

Sorry I saw Harmless at the top of the page and thought this was the Lightning Bolt thread and I felt the need to contribute.

warehouse wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:I'm hearing a strange link between come back and speed of sound, for the first time.
They both have this 50s (is doowap the word?) feel to them.
I like it.

12 bar blues?

Nope, not blues at all; Come Back is like a 50s rock n roll doo-wop slow dance song. Although I think the studio version of SoS is just a mess that doesn't know what it is. I don't know how hammered dulcimer or lasers is trying to recapture 50's doo-wop stuff. But I guess there's a hint of it in the rhythm.