Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:45 am
Geezes dude.Chris_H_2 wrote:yeah, i feel like this may be the proverbial diamond in the rough on the new album
Geezes dude.Chris_H_2 wrote:yeah, i feel like this may be the proverbial diamond in the rough on the new album
the best pj songs are built off a groove.evenslow wrote:stone's intro for the song is killer.
basically everyone had a hand in it.
started with matt cam drums.
stone came in with the bass.
jeff added the keys.
mike added that funky guitar riff.
ed came in with they lyrics.
one by one, yield style. i love this origin story.
Pretty please.PHATJ wrote:Give me 11 more songs with the same direction/energy/vibe. I’m totally in.
if i set expectations low they'll be exceeded.Strat wrote:Geezes dude.Chris_H_2 wrote:yeah, i feel like this may be the proverbial diamond in the rough on the new album
This didn’t deserve a bottom page.Royalearth wrote:Jeff Ament:
"I can’t tell you how proud I am about this group of songs. As you know, we took our time and that benefited us taking more chances. “Dance” was a perfect storm of experimentation and real collaboration, mixing up the instrumentation and building a great song, and Ed writing some of my favorite words yet, around Matt’s killer drum pattern. Did I mention Mike’s insane guitar part and that Stone is playing bass on this one? We’ve opened some new doors creatively and that’s exciting."
It "troubles you" ? Kill SelfThe Argonaut wrote:I don't every really see myself listening to this one after tonight. I'm just listening to it a lot now because it is weird and it troubles me
boss outro could be ruined by eddie egging on a call and response scenario /:hlniv wrote:STELLAR!
not sure how this will sound live. But at this point I will take a new studio sound and a diverging live show. Strong A effort
Gigaton is a rather lame title however. I will think about that later after grooving to the clairvoyants a couple more time thoughspike wrote:the best pj songs are built off a groove.evenslow wrote:stone's intro for the song is killer.
basically everyone had a hand in it.
started with matt cam drums.
stone came in with the bass.
jeff added the keys.
mike added that funky guitar riff.
ed came in with they lyrics.
one by one, yield style. i love this origin story.
may the groove be back for gigaton.
THANK FUCKING GODscrub12 wrote:This didn’t deserve a bottom page.Royalearth wrote:Jeff Ament:
"I can’t tell you how proud I am about this group of songs. As you know, we took our time and that benefited us taking more chances. “Dance” was a perfect storm of experimentation and real collaboration, mixing up the instrumentation and building a great song, and Ed writing some of my favorite words yet, around Matt’s killer drum pattern. Did I mention Mike’s insane guitar part and that Stone is playing bass on this one? We’ve opened some new doors creatively and that’s exciting."
That was a funny post, leave him aloneverb_to_trust wrote:It "troubles you" ? Kill SelfThe Argonaut wrote:I don't every really see myself listening to this one after tonight. I'm just listening to it a lot now because it is weird and it troubles me
"Taking more chances" = yo, we ain't releasing that stale LB type stuff this go around.scrub12 wrote:This didn’t deserve a bottom page.Royalearth wrote:Jeff Ament:
"I can’t tell you how proud I am about this group of songs. As you know, we took our time and that benefited us taking more chances. “Dance” was a perfect storm of experimentation and real collaboration, mixing up the instrumentation and building a great song, and Ed writing some of my favorite words yet, around Matt’s killer drum pattern. Did I mention Mike’s insane guitar part and that Stone is playing bass on this one? We’ve opened some new doors creatively and that’s exciting."
This is what we’ve all waited over a decade to hear!PHATJ wrote:THANK FUCKING GODscrub12 wrote:This didn’t deserve a bottom page.Royalearth wrote:Jeff Ament:
"I can’t tell you how proud I am about this group of songs. As you know, we took our time and that benefited us taking more chances. “Dance” was a perfect storm of experimentation and real collaboration, mixing up the instrumentation and building a great song, and Ed writing some of my favorite words yet, around Matt’s killer drum pattern. Did I mention Mike’s insane guitar part and that Stone is playing bass on this one? We’ve opened some new doors creatively and that’s exciting."