View Full Version : The ChiliD Challenge: The Derivations of SWS Tracks
TrueFaith77
09-09-2011, 12:56 PM
What songs are Lindsey remaking/revisiting/rehashing on SWS?
1. Seeds We Sow - Under the Skin?
2. In Our Own Time - ?
3. Illumination - ?
4. That's The Way Love Goes - I Know I'm Not Wrong
5. Stars Are Crazy - Red Rover?
6. When She Comes Down - That's All For Everyone, Treason
7. Rock Away Blind - Underground
8. One Take - Great Day?
9. Gone Too Far - You Do or You Don't
10. End of Time - Bleed to Love Her?
11. She Smiles Sweetly - ?
12. Sleeping Around the Corner - ?
13. Seeds We Sow (Electric) - Eyes of the World, Holiday Road, I Want You Back
D.W-Suite
09-09-2011, 01:34 PM
A part of the One Take solo sounds like a part of the solo in Come.
Silver Springs
09-09-2011, 01:39 PM
When She Comes Down has elements that reminds me of D.W. Suite.
BlueGrass
09-09-2011, 01:42 PM
When She Comes Down has elements that reminds me of D.W. Suite.
That's what I thought right away.
WeepingWall
09-09-2011, 01:52 PM
the beginning percussion of End of Time reminds me of What's the World Coming To
bangdrum
09-09-2011, 02:30 PM
No no, End Of Time is What's The World Coming To... it's even got the same style chorus! :nod:
WeepingWall
09-09-2011, 02:49 PM
No no, End Of Time is What's The World Coming To... it's even got the same style chorus! :nod:
My mistake, I meant to say End of Time!
bangdrum
09-09-2011, 04:40 PM
My mistake, I meant to say End of Time!
No problem. :o The two of them do blend in with each other...
Madness Fades
09-09-2011, 05:41 PM
The first part of the end solo on RAB has the exact same bass line picking pattern as Bleed to love her.
Still one of my favourite songs, albums and lindseys best work I personally think.
Chilli Might have been a little harsh with his assasination of the album. It is getting great reviews from the critics and fans alike.
The album is full of energy from start to finish with quirky vocals and riffs thrown in all over the place, I continually find myself skipping back a few seconds to here that line or guitar riff before letting the song finish. I find something new that i like in each song every time i listen.
Lindsey is doing what he does best. I certainly wouldnt refer to it as milking the life out of the "big love" machine at all. I dont really know how anyone can ask for more.
And the album is hardly not too "noisy". In fact I dont even know what noisy means. The way the chorus came in about 5 levels too high in Love Runs Deeper was noisy. Is that what he meant?
Lindseys music always changes and evolves as he experiments with sounds, thats part of the mad scientist package deal we get with him. I wouldnt want another tusk album or another out of the cradle or SWS. They are what they are (perfect in their own right) and Lindsey will continue experimenting and creating sounds we cant imagine creating newer and perfect albums.
I think lindsey was influenced to design this album partly from what his fans wanted to hear, and I think for 99% of us he hit the nail right on the head.
Sahara
09-09-2011, 05:46 PM
Interesting ideas!
I must say Illumination evoked Slow Dancing for me very strongly right off the bat. It has the same intense, moody atmosphere and insistent rhythm.
Peestie
09-09-2011, 05:56 PM
Lindsey is doing what he does best. I certainly wouldnt refer to it as milking the life out of the "big love" machine at all. I dont really know how anyone can ask for more.
And the album is hardly not too "noisy". In fact I dont even know what noisy means. The way the chorus came in about 5 levels too high in Love Runs Deeper was noisy. Is that what he meant?
I'd say it's "noisy" in that there is distortion on a fair number of the songs that is either from sloppy recording or really bad (and really loud) mastering. Maybe a combination of both. It almost spoils WSCD for me because the distortion is almost louder than the song during the "all" of "all go to meet her". I was hoping that it was my speakers but I've tried it on a whole range of speakers and it was even mentioned in one review.
I love the album, I just wish it was a bit more audiophile, like old Go Insane ere Lindsey. Still, it won't stop me enjoying the album. :woohoo:
The Chain
09-09-2011, 06:20 PM
The guitar in Stars.. reminds me of Say Goodbye
Amlyn
09-09-2011, 06:42 PM
The guitar in Stars.. reminds me of Say Goodbye
The fact that I love the live version so much better than the recorded version reminds me of Say Goodbye.
lbfan
09-09-2011, 08:51 PM
RAB reminds me of Try For The Sun, even though that is a cover of the Donovan song. Didn't care a whole lot for Try For The Sun, but really like RAB.
WildHearted
09-09-2011, 09:28 PM
THe very very beginning of Rock Away Blind reminds me of 'Say' by John Mayer.
I don't even know why.
WeepingWall
09-10-2011, 09:12 AM
I'd say it's "noisy" in that there is distortion on a fair number of the songs that is either from sloppy recording or really bad (and really loud) mastering. Maybe a combination of both. It almost spoils WSCD for me because the distortion is almost louder than the song during the "all" of "all go to meet her". I was hoping that it was my speakers but I've tried it on a whole range of speakers and it was even mentioned in one review.
I love the album, I just wish it was a bit more audiophile, like old Go Insane ere Lindsey. Still, it won't stop me enjoying the album. :woohoo:
The mastering is really loud at times, and frustrating as there isn't a major behind him doing it. This is why I am hoping for a vinyl release, which usually means better mastering. I do think, however, that the distortion on When She Comes Down is intentional, and I interpreted the review that I saw mentioning it as a positive as well as saying it was intentional.
lbfan
09-10-2011, 09:49 AM
I believe it is intentional, as Love Runs Deeper is the same way (which had a major label behind it). That distortion during the chorus (intentional or unintentional) really kept me from enjoying that song on GOS.
WeepingWall
09-10-2011, 11:51 AM
I believe it is intentional, as Love Runs Deeper is the same way (which had a major label behind it). That distortion during the chorus (intentional or unintentional) really kept me from enjoying that song on GOS.
Well Love Runs Deeper is just blown out, like the rest of Gift of Screws. The vinyl of that album is far superior sonically. The loud portions of songs are not as blown out as they are on the CD version, making Love Runs Deeper a much more enjoyable listen.
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