Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:41 pm
YesEJ wrote:Love this part:
Fallin down,
not stayin down
Red Mosquito
Dance of the Clairvoyants
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Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:41 pm
What about when he makes another ocean analogy? That's pretty embarrassing to me.bada wrote:Yikes looks like I'm way late to the party. I forgot all about this which I guess says.....something?. The Dave Byrne impression threw me pretty hard because it's such a iconic delivery but...it kinda works. The vibe and outro is pretty cool. I don't really care about lyrics so....I wish the band attacked their parts a little harder....not like 90's fuzz box it up more like up the intensity especially Mike...maybe its my shit computer speakers but it's not all the way there. It's the best sounding record since Riot Act. There is nothing embarrassing here....no part where I think "ugh dumb". Pretty satisfied.
Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:42 pm
Are people out there really listening to this - or any music - on computer speakers?bada wrote:Yikes looks like I'm way late to the party. I forgot all about this which I guess says.....something?. The Dave Byrne impression threw me pretty hard because it's such a iconic delivery but...it kinda works. The vibe and outro is pretty cool. I don't really care about lyrics so....I wish the band attacked their parts a little harder....not like 90's fuzz box it up more like up the intensity especially Mike...maybe its my shit computer speakers but it's not all the way there. It's the best sounding record since Riot Act. There is nothing embarrassing here....no part where I think "ugh dumb". Pretty satisfied.
Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:43 pm
Mach 1 implies a Mach 2
Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:43 pm
Sorry tree, it's actually objectively great.tree_ wrote:Seriously. It's objectively one of their worst.mikejasond wrote:Why are people praising I Am Mine.
Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:44 pm
It could also be a countdownevenslow wrote:Mach 1 implies a Mach 2
Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:44 pm
I suppose I could rip a flac from youtube link on the front page and listen on headphones and pretend?Birds in Hell wrote:Are people out there really listening to this - or any music - on computer speakers?bada wrote:Yikes looks like I'm way late to the party. I forgot all about this which I guess says.....something?. The Dave Byrne impression threw me pretty hard because it's such a iconic delivery but...it kinda works. The vibe and outro is pretty cool. I don't really care about lyrics so....I wish the band attacked their parts a little harder....not like 90's fuzz box it up more like up the intensity especially Mike...maybe its my shit computer speakers but it's not all the way there. It's the best sounding record since Riot Act. There is nothing embarrassing here....no part where I think "ugh dumb". Pretty satisfied.
Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:44 pm
Is there a high quality version making the rounds yet? (ie. non youtube link)
Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:44 pm
Pearl Jam sound like absolute garbage on subpar speakers, mostly because of Ed. If you listen to a singer like Billie Eilish, it will sound good no matter how you're hearing it, because she's great.Birds in Hell wrote:Are people out there really listening to this - or any music - on computer speakers?bada wrote:Yikes looks like I'm way late to the party. I forgot all about this which I guess says.....something?. The Dave Byrne impression threw me pretty hard because it's such a iconic delivery but...it kinda works. The vibe and outro is pretty cool. I don't really care about lyrics so....I wish the band attacked their parts a little harder....not like 90's fuzz box it up more like up the intensity especially Mike...maybe its my shit computer speakers but it's not all the way there. It's the best sounding record since Riot Act. There is nothing embarrassing here....no part where I think "ugh dumb". Pretty satisfied.
Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:45 pm
For realBirds in Hell wrote:Are people out there really listening to this - or any music - on computer speakers?bada wrote:Yikes looks like I'm way late to the party. I forgot all about this which I guess says.....something?. The Dave Byrne impression threw me pretty hard because it's such a iconic delivery but...it kinda works. The vibe and outro is pretty cool. I don't really care about lyrics so....I wish the band attacked their parts a little harder....not like 90's fuzz box it up more like up the intensity especially Mike...maybe its my shit computer speakers but it's not all the way there. It's the best sounding record since Riot Act. There is nothing embarrassing here....no part where I think "ugh dumb". Pretty satisfied.
Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:46 pm
I hope Balki likes it
Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:46 pm
No code is in that video, I tells ya...
Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:47 pm
It feels like it could be a crutch, and I raised my eyebrows at 'ocean' for sure the first time, but as a Jason Molina fan, who couldn't write a song without the moon/blues/owl/wolf/dark, I mean, I get a writer having certain tropes they're obsessed with.tree_ wrote:What about when he makes another ocean analogy? That's pretty embarrassing to me.bada wrote:Yikes looks like I'm way late to the party. I forgot all about this which I guess says.....something?. The Dave Byrne impression threw me pretty hard because it's such a iconic delivery but...it kinda works. The vibe and outro is pretty cool. I don't really care about lyrics so....I wish the band attacked their parts a little harder....not like 90's fuzz box it up more like up the intensity especially Mike...maybe its my shit computer speakers but it's not all the way there. It's the best sounding record since Riot Act. There is nothing embarrassing here....no part where I think "ugh dumb". Pretty satisfied.
Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:48 pm
That video rules.
Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:49 pm
He said he doesJuanHamm wrote:I hope Balki likes it
Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:49 pm
I can picture you guys in your cubicles with your $1000 headphones, record player and vinyl really feeling every sound. "Debbie can you handle the next call and shut the lights off I gotta listen to this right".McParadigm wrote:For realBirds in Hell wrote:Are people out there really listening to this - or any music - on computer speakers?bada wrote:Yikes looks like I'm way late to the party. I forgot all about this which I guess says.....something?. The Dave Byrne impression threw me pretty hard because it's such a iconic delivery but...it kinda works. The vibe and outro is pretty cool. I don't really care about lyrics so....I wish the band attacked their parts a little harder....not like 90's fuzz box it up more like up the intensity especially Mike...maybe its my shit computer speakers but it's not all the way there. It's the best sounding record since Riot Act. There is nothing embarrassing here....no part where I think "ugh dumb". Pretty satisfied.
Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:51 pm
good postbada wrote:I can picture you guys in your cubicles with your $1000 headphones, record player and vinyl really feeling every sound. "Debbie can you handle the next call and shut the lights off I gotta listen to this right".McParadigm wrote:For realBirds in Hell wrote:Are people out there really listening to this - or any music - on computer speakers?bada wrote:Yikes looks like I'm way late to the party. I forgot all about this which I guess says.....something?. The Dave Byrne impression threw me pretty hard because it's such a iconic delivery but...it kinda works. The vibe and outro is pretty cool. I don't really care about lyrics so....I wish the band attacked their parts a little harder....not like 90's fuzz box it up more like up the intensity especially Mike...maybe its my shit computer speakers but it's not all the way there. It's the best sounding record since Riot Act. There is nothing embarrassing here....no part where I think "ugh dumb". Pretty satisfied.
Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:57 pm
Jeff talking about how proud he is of these songs has got me excited.
Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:58 pm
I absolutely love I Am Mine. Fantastic riff, melody, solo, all of it.
Re: Dance of the Clairvoyants
Posted: Wed January 22, 2020 5:59 pm
Hey, I don’t listen to vinyl.bada wrote:I can picture you guys in your cubicles with your $1000 headphones, record player and vinyl really feeling every sound. "Debbie can you handle the next call and shut the lights off I gotta listen to this right".McParadigm wrote:For realBirds in Hell wrote:Are people out there really listening to this - or any music - on computer speakers?bada wrote:Yikes looks like I'm way late to the party. I forgot all about this which I guess says.....something?. The Dave Byrne impression threw me pretty hard because it's such a iconic delivery but...it kinda works. The vibe and outro is pretty cool. I don't really care about lyrics so....I wish the band attacked their parts a little harder....not like 90's fuzz box it up more like up the intensity especially Mike...maybe its my shit computer speakers but it's not all the way there. It's the best sounding record since Riot Act. There is nothing embarrassing here....no part where I think "ugh dumb". Pretty satisfied.
Sorry, I didn’t at all intend to mock you. My surprise/horror was genuine.