I think part of my issue is the live performance also hasn't aged well and that has impacted the recording.stip wrote:Indifference is a good call, but I still love elderly woman as much as I ever did?
Songs That Haven't Aged So Well
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who you are for me. Not that I particularly loved the song when it came out, it was different than most other songs at the time which made it unique, but now it just evokes an ehh response from me when I see it playing on sirius.
Also dissident and glorified g, but I never liked either song and continue to not like them, so I'm not sure either (for me) fit the haven't aged well thread.
Also dissident and glorified g, but I never liked either song and continue to not like them, so I'm not sure either (for me) fit the haven't aged well thread.
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jamfan14 wrote:who you are for me.
Whoa!
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All my former no code favorites have gone down quite a bit (in my tree, red mosquito, present tense). Who you are is a rare exception - a song that has gotten better over time, perhaps in part because I didn't care much for it at first
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I like Who You Are less now too but that's down to Eddie's crimes against correct word usage, not a lessened appreciation of the music (which is lovely).
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Interesting, I actually like the more recent live versions of red mosquito better (the ben harper ones from I guess the Avocado or Backspacer tour (I forget which) than I did the original album version which led me to listening to the song more so than I had in awhile.stip wrote:All my former no code favorites have gone down quite a bit (in my tree, red mosquito, present tense). Who you are is a rare exception - a song that has gotten better over time, perhaps in part because I didn't care much for it at first
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Fairly certain that was the tour for Backspacer…jamfan14 wrote:Interesting, I actually like the more recent live versions of red mosquito better (the ben harper ones from I guess the Avocado or Backspacer tour (I forget which) than I did the original album version which led me to listening to the song more so than I had in awhile.
Out of those 2 albums, I saw them 5 times on S/T and only once for Backspacer…and that show is where I saw them rock RM.
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Unthought Known - i loved this one when it came out, but now I get impatient when I hear the LBC intro and it feels like it takes forever to get going.
Indifference - Seeing this one live close a show was kind of a downer. Everyone seemed depressed leaving the building. Song is still good but not one I seek out.
Indifference - Seeing this one live close a show was kind of a downer. Everyone seemed depressed leaving the building. Song is still good but not one I seek out.
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Dissident to me would be on the boring spectrum of a Ten song but I used to like it in 1993/94. First few times I heard Sirens I liked it but it faded fast.
Edit - I should be careful though because often songs fade in and out of my preferences.
Edit - I should be careful though because often songs fade in and out of my preferences.
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I think I appreciate Dissident more now than ever - his voice was arguably never better in a studio recording.liebzz wrote:Dissident to me would be on the boring spectrum of a Ten song but I used to like it in 1993/94. First few times I heard Sirens I liked it but it faded fast.
Edit - I should be careful though because often songs fade in and out of my preferences.
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Let the records play for one. I thought it sounded like Shania Twain back when the record came out but it's an automatic skip for me now.
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The fact that it sounds like Shania Twain wasn't reason enough for an automatic skip back then?lowlight79 wrote:Let the records play for one. I thought it sounded like Shania Twain back when the record came out but it's an automatic skip for me now.
We still make records to be listened to — not that everyone will listen to a record track one to twelve in a row or side A or Side B — but we still make 'em in case somebody does want to listen to it like that, that's how we make em…
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nothing wrong with some Shania
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Yup. He used to be so fucking creative with chord voicings and bridging them togethertragabigzanda wrote:I love Stone's guitar work on the verses
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I kind of think everything about LTRP is fine except for the chorus; their "minor verse / major chorus" thing is well established but it's just a liiiittle too twee here
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probably half of Ten has aged not so well for me
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Yea all those are great. I do love how deceptively simple his playing on life wasted istragabigzanda wrote:What are more recent examples do you think?Strat wrote:Yup. He used to be so fucking creative with chord voicings and bridging them togethertragabigzanda wrote:I love Stone's guitar work on the verses
Parachutes
LTRP (intro)
Life Wasted (it's an open tuning with a partial capo, so I think it counts)
Otherwise, jeez...He really has let this quality fall by the wayside, at least on PJ albums
I never learned his songs on moonlander though .... there could
Be some gems
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kinda wanna make this my sigStrat wrote:though .... there could
Be some gems