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Re: Seek Up Definitely

Unread post by gcom007 » Sat Nov 08, 2003 2:30 pm

baboonfarmer wrote:This is quintessential early Dave. No one plays like this...no one thinks like this.

I have this vision of Dave coming home from Miller's back in the day...unable to sleep...just sitting there with his SST, all pissed off at everything (i.e Dancing Nancies, Cry Freedom...lots of early ideas) strumming that riff with the TV on thinking about the world and how crazy it is and coming up with those lyrics.

I mean, the song actually puts me on that couch with him.

There were alot of classics to come out of the era...and I think that Seek Up has to be near the top of any list.
I doubt dave strummed the SST on the couch...it's a live guitar...
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Unread post by baboonfarmer » Sat Nov 08, 2003 4:48 pm

Why would that matter? And why the negativity?

Unless you're Monk, you need to simmer down.

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Unread post by paywad927 » Sat Nov 08, 2003 5:17 pm

#41, definately, this is my all time favorite song. my favorite songs change about everyday, this is the only one that never changes its always my favorite.
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Unread post by i-am-me » Sat Nov 08, 2003 5:35 pm

baboonfarmer wrote:Why would that matter? And why the negativity?

Unless you're Monk, you need to simmer down.
I agree with him. i'm thinking playing around with an unplugged SST is not very fun....and i wouldn't know if his amp is next to his couch....but i doubt he'll plug it in. well iw ouldn't. too damn lazy.
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Re: Seek Up Definitely

Unread post by gravedigger » Sat Nov 08, 2003 7:30 pm

baboonfarmer wrote:This is quintessential early Dave. No one plays like this...no one thinks like this.

I have this vision of Dave coming home from Miller's back in the day...unable to sleep...just sitting there with his SST, all pissed off at everything (i.e Dancing Nancies, Cry Freedom...lots of early ideas) strumming that riff with the TV on thinking about the world and how crazy it is and coming up with those lyrics.

I mean, the song actually puts me on that couch with him.

There were alot of classics to come out of the era...and I think that Seek Up has to be near the top of any list.

yup. well said man! 3 posts? sounds like ya got a good handle on shit. anyway, anyone else drinking tonight? songs that never die:
Cry Freedom
Seek Up
#41
...Warehouse
Two Step
...Ants Marching
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Unread post by Davy28 » Sat Nov 08, 2003 9:39 pm

I have to go with Ants Marching. More than any other song, ants has stood the test of time and has achieved the highest rarety index over all other songs.

#41 and warehouse are both a close second. 41 always sounds good regardless of your mood and is a high point for every show. Whereas Warehouse is more of an unsung hero. Not only has it appeared on all the live albums except LiC (where it was very missed) but it is less heralded because it is not as happy a song. I think it is very poignant, whether played with a direct intro, a passion intro, or a stop-time intro.
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Crash?

Unread post by GreyBlueAnt » Sun Nov 09, 2003 12:13 am

Well, it may not be my favorite, but I think to people that only have a peripheral view of Dave's music, and also to him because he always seems to back to it is Crash. So, I guess, in a way that makes it timeless.

Though I think my favorite is WTWE and Gravedigger, just because I like singin them.

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Unread post by MitchMan3687 » Sun Nov 09, 2003 1:10 am

Why do any particular songs have to be timeless? I think that every one of Dave's songs is timeless in some way. we all know that he is one of the most original musicians ever. I just love every single song he has ever done. Even covers, like Watchtower, are original to Dave. We all know that when Dave performs Watchtower, every single time it is awesome. So why have favorites or certain timeless songs? Aren't all of them timeless?

P.S. No anger here, just wondering why there has to be favorites? I don't have one particular favorite song of all time; they are all special.
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Unread post by Davy28 » Sun Nov 09, 2003 7:16 pm

Neither do I, but this song is one that stands out as one consistently played song that always sounds good regardless.
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Re: Seek Up Definitely

Unread post by mbgreen » Sun Nov 09, 2003 7:50 pm

gcom007 wrote:
baboonfarmer wrote:This is quintessential early Dave. No one plays like this...no one thinks like this.

I have this vision of Dave coming home from Miller's back in the day...unable to sleep...just sitting there with his SST, all pissed off at everything (i.e Dancing Nancies, Cry Freedom...lots of early ideas) strumming that riff with the TV on thinking about the world and how crazy it is and coming up with those lyrics.

I mean, the song actually puts me on that couch with him.

There were alot of classics to come out of the era...and I think that Seek Up has to be near the top of any list.
I doubt dave strummed the SST on the couch...it's a live guitar...
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Unread post by Davy28 » Sun Nov 09, 2003 8:16 pm

Granny has got to be another timeless one.
Forget about the reasons and the treasons we are seeking
Forget about the notion that our emotions can be swept away, kept at bay
Forget about being guilty, we are innocent instead
For soon we will all find our lives swept away

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Unread post by seth_southerland » Sun Nov 09, 2003 10:56 pm

yeah i really like granny too, it was one of the first dave songs i learned, i learned one sweet world first, its kinda hard for a first song, but it worked out
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Unread post by DmbFanJason » Mon Nov 10, 2003 2:57 pm

I'd have to go with I Did It...such good melody and really deep lyrics...great song...anyone else agree?

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Unread post by Davy28 » Mon Nov 10, 2003 4:21 pm

A lot of people think I did it is his worst song, me included.
AATW and Maker have to be his best covers.
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Forget about being guilty, we are innocent instead
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Unread post by GSR » Mon Nov 10, 2003 4:37 pm

Davy28 wrote:A lot of people think I did it is his worst song, me included.
AATW and Maker have to be his best covers.

i don't, i like it.

yes they are.

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