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Old 09-22-2008, 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted by shackin'up View Post
Then just listen first before you pull the opiniontrigger. Only a few days ago you were going to record a Great Day-parody, because you thought that track was laughable. You even stated that if I heard that parody I would have less respect for LB's work on it. It's a spectacular sonic experience, that almost has a third dimension. You'll hear that in a few months, if you keep opening up. This quote means that I actually broke your tunnelview open for a bit. I will not ignore you. I'm saving you.

Again: still that financial position reason for "cheap production" is ridiculous, simply because he had the same mindset during the recording of his songs for Tusk. Or you have to believe that he lost his Rumoursfortune within a year or two.
And for Nancy: she may have said the same thing, but never held it against his productionstyle. She really listens. And she would have adressed it a lot more polite and respectful than you did dude. It's the selfabsorbed tone, too, that communicates.
I still may record the Great Day parody. I never said I thought the song was laughable, it was just that a parody got stuck in my head and the style of the song is really easy to emulate and do at home without anyone else but yourself. I thought I'd record some goofy percussion from 80's video games and punctuate it with a fart noise once in a while or a weird scream, tap on my mics and throw in minor-pentatonic licks with over the top 80's chorus guitar effects, while singing things to the Great Day melody like "Really bad percussion", "snaky, snaky reverb", "lots of goofy noises", and "a lot of roaches burnin'" "It was a bad take, bad take, bad take...." I thought it'd be really funny. Sorry if you don't see the humor. I see it is an affectionate tribute more than an insult.

Don't credit yourself too much, I already liked the song when I heard the 20 second sample a month ago, I didn't dislike it before. If anything, you made me detest the album for a couple of days because you were so over the top.

I'm not a polite or respectful person. Sorry if that offends you but I am not patient with people AT ALL.
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