JacksRevenge, on 11 June 2010 - 01:43 PM, said:
People who downloaded like me, will have their heads explode positively when we get the cd. The VBR mp3 up as torrents is very shitty actually. The volume n sound is very compressed. I saw mad visions and a full film of my own through every second of this listening. This album will just explode on full quality - the Chemical Brothers are Gods. They have delivered a mastermasterpiece! yet yet again!
There are SO MANY sounds and effects from the Chems entire discography upto Come With Us almost pasted ditto on this album - all over. I love this mad experiment of mixing new and old!
I have a dilemma also now. I saw some really crazy stuff while lying in my bed tired from the whole week's work and hearing Further - It was brilliant stuff - the only problem was during Swoon I kept seeing the stuff I have already seen from the film. I'm confused if I should see the film when I get it, or wait a month and absorb Further completely, form my connections and then watch the video. I'm worried the visuals will be so good that the entire album will embed in my head with visuals pre-loaded. Any thoughts people who've seen the film already? Also is it a story?
I'm so glad this album continues to unfold for you!
Personally though, I think you're worrying too much about the visuals. It doesn't need to be a dilemma at all. Do what feels right. If you want to wait until you've fully absorbed the aural aspects of Further, then it's cool. It's totally your choice!
Coming from my background (musical and visual arts) I can say that it is possible to retain the images in your mind's eye and still enjoy someone else's artistic interpretation of what they're hearing. I mean, The Test is a brilliant video, some of the visuals in the Further Experience are absolutely amazing interpretations of the songs - but I still have the images in my mind's eye that were made when my ears and heart connected.
As for the film being a story, not to give too much away but it does tell one in an almost abstract sense. The visuals open and close like the front and back ends of a book almost, just like it does when you're listening to the album.