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always and forever...I feel like Kip...GSRLessard14 wrote:<3 BTCS
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Pocket playing and simply grooving is not a stupid decision. Nowdays with music, everything is FAST FAST FAST...FAST FILL! And people like that kind of thing because it looks and sounds impressive. No one is grooving. No on is letting the music happen and just backing with a simple groove. I know I speak for many when I say Id rather have a grooving drumming who will play what is needed, and not someone who will just good balls out all the time. Now I understand where you are coming from when you say you want Carter to do more, but what I dont understand is how simple pocket playing can be a "stupid decision".Nitro1515 wrote:I know that's what he wanted. I just don't see the point of it, he's too talented to be scaled back like that. And that is why you need a real producer in there who won't let them make stupid decisions like that.Beauford33 wrote:You dont think Carter had any say in what would be done with the grooves?Nitro1515 wrote:I understand that. I guess I just don't see the point of it. Carter is the most gifted musician in the band and they completely forgot about him on this past record. I guess we will have to wait until the next one to see if this becomes a permanent thing in the studio.Beauford33 wrote:All the greats have been "drum machines" in the studio at one time or another. Its just Carter doing some "Pocket Playing" and grooving. Dennis Chambers, sickist chops out there, played with P-Funk and did nothing more then what Carter is doing on Smooth Rider. Dennis is by far better then Carter, and here he is playing even less then what Carter is playing. Oh well.Nitro1515 wrote:No doubt. They need to get back to having guests on the album all the songs sound so empty, especially since they have turned Carter into a drum machine in the studio.gcom007 wrote:I was the same way about UTTAD as it always took me back to '94, but BTCS is just unreal...it was the pinnacle and the guests made it absolutely perfect...a near flawless album...
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Agreed, good post.Beauford33 wrote:Pocket playing and simply grooving is not a stupid decision. Nowdays with music, everything is FAST FAST FAST...FAST FILL! And people like that kind of thing because it looks and sounds impressive. No one is grooving. No on is letting the music happen and just backing with a simple groove. I know I speak for many when I say Id rather have a grooving drumming who will play what is needed, and not someone who will just good balls out all the time. Now I understand where you are coming from when you say you want Carter to do more, but what I dont understand is how simple pocket playing can be a "stupid decision".Nitro1515 wrote:I know that's what he wanted. I just don't see the point of it, he's too talented to be scaled back like that. And that is why you need a real producer in there who won't let them make stupid decisions like that.Beauford33 wrote:You dont think Carter had any say in what would be done with the grooves?Nitro1515 wrote:I understand that. I guess I just don't see the point of it. Carter is the most gifted musician in the band and they completely forgot about him on this past record. I guess we will have to wait until the next one to see if this becomes a permanent thing in the studio.Beauford33 wrote:All the greats have been "drum machines" in the studio at one time or another. Its just Carter doing some "Pocket Playing" and grooving. Dennis Chambers, sickist chops out there, played with P-Funk and did nothing more then what Carter is doing on Smooth Rider. Dennis is by far better then Carter, and here he is playing even less then what Carter is playing. Oh well.Nitro1515 wrote:No doubt. They need to get back to having guests on the album all the songs sound so empty, especially since they have turned Carter into a drum machine in the studio.gcom007 wrote:I was the same way about UTTAD as it always took me back to '94, but BTCS is just unreal...it was the pinnacle and the guests made it absolutely perfect...a near flawless album...
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Yeah I understand. I guess it just came as a shock to me since on every other CD Carter does go nuts. I still think it was the wrong decision though because having him pocket play does not help this band or make them sound very good. I mean you would have to agree that the band does sound better when Carter plays more fills and what not.Beauford33 wrote:Pocket playing and simply grooving is not a stupid decision. Nowdays with music, everything is FAST FAST FAST...FAST FILL! And people like that kind of thing because it looks and sounds impressive. No one is grooving. No on is letting the music happen and just backing with a simple groove. I know I speak for many when I say Id rather have a grooving drumming who will play what is needed, and not someone who will just good balls out all the time. Now I understand where you are coming from when you say you want Carter to do more, but what I dont understand is how simple pocket playing can be a "stupid decision".Nitro1515 wrote:I know that's what he wanted. I just don't see the point of it, he's too talented to be scaled back like that. And that is why you need a real producer in there who won't let them make stupid decisions like that.Beauford33 wrote:You dont think Carter had any say in what would be done with the grooves?Nitro1515 wrote:I understand that. I guess I just don't see the point of it. Carter is the most gifted musician in the band and they completely forgot about him on this past record. I guess we will have to wait until the next one to see if this becomes a permanent thing in the studio.Beauford33 wrote:All the greats have been "drum machines" in the studio at one time or another. Its just Carter doing some "Pocket Playing" and grooving. Dennis Chambers, sickist chops out there, played with P-Funk and did nothing more then what Carter is doing on Smooth Rider. Dennis is by far better then Carter, and here he is playing even less then what Carter is playing. Oh well.Nitro1515 wrote:No doubt. They need to get back to having guests on the album all the songs sound so empty, especially since they have turned Carter into a drum machine in the studio.gcom007 wrote:I was the same way about UTTAD as it always took me back to '94, but BTCS is just unreal...it was the pinnacle and the guests made it absolutely perfect...a near flawless album...
Pig is, in my mind, the greatest song they've ever put on an album. I'm not saying it's their best song...but if you listen to the intricacies of that song on the album version and the way Dave's voice just flows with the perfectly sounding violin(which Boyd can only do in studio because of how bad it his violin can sound live)....it's incredible.
Put that song on REALLY LOUD on a sweet stereo system, spark up a doobie and you'll be swimming in a pool of musical and lyrical bliss
Put that song on REALLY LOUD on a sweet stereo system, spark up a doobie and you'll be swimming in a pool of musical and lyrical bliss
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tis my favorite DMB song...Say Goodbye is 1.5 though...jkanter wrote:Pig is, in my mind, the greatest song they've ever put on an album. I'm not saying it's their best song...but if you listen to the intricacies of that song on the album version and the way Dave's voice just flows with the perfectly sounding violin(which Boyd can only do in studio because of how bad it his violin can sound live)....it's incredible.
Put that song on REALLY LOUD on a sweet stereo system, spark up a doobie and you'll be swimming in a pool of musical and lyrical bliss
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You and I my friend are very much on the same pagegcom007 wrote:tis my favorite DMB song...Say Goodbye is 1.5 though...jkanter wrote:Pig is, in my mind, the greatest song they've ever put on an album. I'm not saying it's their best song...but if you listen to the intricacies of that song on the album version and the way Dave's voice just flows with the perfectly sounding violin(which Boyd can only do in studio because of how bad it his violin can sound live)....it's incredible.
Put that song on REALLY LOUD on a sweet stereo system, spark up a doobie and you'll be swimming in a pool of musical and lyrical bliss

jkanter
"Celebrate we will, Cause life is short but sweet for certain" - Two Step
"Ain't Nothing Wrong, ain't nothing right and still I sit and lie awake all night" - DJ's(Sublime)
"Celebrate we will, Cause life is short but sweet for certain" - Two Step
"Ain't Nothing Wrong, ain't nothing right and still I sit and lie awake all night" - DJ's(Sublime)
bbatsell wrote:I used to write a blog until I realized how wholly uninteresting my life is and how it would be an exercise in depression.
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halloween-spoon is the strongest lineup of consecutive songs that I've heard on any album...
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stefan could shit in a well and youd jump down after iti like tictacs wrote:I love the DDTW however, I LOVE LOVE LOVE stefan's tone on that. perfect
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That first note of PNP gives me chills everytime for some reason. Only on the studio version though.......gcom007 wrote:halloween-spoon is the strongest lineup of consecutive songs that I've heard on any album...
Just something about the album, the order of songs, the mixing, everything is perfect.
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