The most powerfull begining of an album is:
Smells like teen spririt on the Nevermind album from Nirvana.
I still like it.
Also power beginning:
Everything Zen from bush on their first album.
Can't really remeber the title of the album though (I'm tired!!!!)
On the electronic side:
Come with us is very powerfull beginning of an album. (!)
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Posted 31 March 2004 - 1:32 PM
I just have to say, "Motion Picture Soundtrack" is not a good outro song, it's not even that good as a song. There's that short stringline at the end, now how many artists have made that kind of thing for their outro track? Millions and millions of them! Deliberate stretching of tracks I say. It's not a rule that your last song should be a forced epic. (Kid A features a very nice intro song however. ;-))
"A Wolf At The Door" is spot-on, I like the chorus so very much much.
"A Wolf At The Door" is spot-on, I like the chorus so very much much.
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Posted 31 March 2004 - 1:53 PM
I think the intro to Everything in its right place is amazing, does something to me everytime I listen to it. You're right about the last track soundertow, it's not a very original idea of stretching out the track, and frankly just annoys me.
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Posted 31 March 2004 - 11:02 PM
well... I love it :P
And I'd have to say that Motion Picture Soundtrack is one of the best tracks on Kid A (1. Everything In It's Right Place 2. The National Anthem 3. How To Disappear Completely 4. Motion Picture Soundtrack)
And I'd have to say that Motion Picture Soundtrack is one of the best tracks on Kid A (1. Everything In It's Right Place 2. The National Anthem 3. How To Disappear Completely 4. Motion Picture Soundtrack)
He put on a turn-down collar, a black bow, and wore his Sunday tail-coat. As such, he looked spruce, and what his clothes would not do, his instinct for making the most of his good looks would.
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Posted 01 April 2004 - 8:19 AM
Orbital - The Middle Of Nowhere
A lot of people say this album is weak, uninteresting, boring, etc. But for me, it's the second best Orbital album. I like it even more than "Brown Album". Maybe it's because "TMON" was the first Orbital album I bought... But I love every second of it, from start to finish
Hell yah. Best Orbital CD ever.
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Posted 01 April 2004 - 9:31 AM
@ anType: What are you talking about!!!!!! }:-@
I love JXL (Junkie XL).
I've seen him live 6 times.
I own all his albums, some singles, some 12-inch.
I even got the album Saturday teenage kick in 2 versions.
The original release and the blue one with some live tracks.
I also love his remixes for:
Fear Factory, Praga Khan and David Gahan(from DM) to name a few.
Also his production work is great.
Sasha - Airdrawndagger!!!!
Some local Dutch bands.
It wouldn't ring a bell for you all.
So you could say I adore the guy. ;-)
Do you also know some of his old bands?
They sound totally different to JXL.
The other groups are: Nerve (industrial/Metal)
and Weekend at Wakiki (Rock)
Although he wasn't on all the albums from Weekend at Wakiki.
I love JXL (Junkie XL).
I've seen him live 6 times.
I own all his albums, some singles, some 12-inch.
I even got the album Saturday teenage kick in 2 versions.
The original release and the blue one with some live tracks.
I also love his remixes for:
Fear Factory, Praga Khan and David Gahan(from DM) to name a few.
Also his production work is great.
Sasha - Airdrawndagger!!!!
Some local Dutch bands.
It wouldn't ring a bell for you all.
So you could say I adore the guy. ;-)
Do you also know some of his old bands?
They sound totally different to JXL.
The other groups are: Nerve (industrial/Metal)
and Weekend at Wakiki (Rock)
Although he wasn't on all the albums from Weekend at Wakiki.
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Posted 01 April 2004 - 12:07 PM
@ Iguana: you should do that.
You probably like the track "Red" from his lattest album
"Radio JXL - A Broadcast From The Computer Hell Cabin"
This lattest album isn't really bigbeat anymore.
But it's still great.
You probably like the track "Red" from his lattest album
"Radio JXL - A Broadcast From The Computer Hell Cabin"
This lattest album isn't really bigbeat anymore.
But it's still great.
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Posted 01 April 2004 - 2:14 PM
@anType: I'll try to find that limited edition here for you.
I saw it a few weeks ago in a second hand store for 10Euro.
If I find it I'll let you know and send to you by post.
You know that there are also some live tracks on there?????
I don't own 7AM Dance & 7 AM Ambient :'(
Because I don't have a credit card so I can't pay to download them. :x
I saw it a few weeks ago in a second hand store for 10Euro.
If I find it I'll let you know and send to you by post.
You know that there are also some live tracks on there?????
I don't own 7AM Dance & 7 AM Ambient :'(
Because I don't have a credit card so I can't pay to download them. :x
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Posted 01 April 2004 - 2:35 PM
My "best intro" albums: :)
Queen A Day at the Races
Fatboy Slim You've come a long way, baby
Chemical Brothers Brothers Gonna Work It Out
Chemical Brothers Come with Us
Pink Floyd The Wall
Mike Oldfield QE2
Mike Oldfield Platinum
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Queen A Day at the Races
Fatboy Slim You've come a long way, baby
Chemical Brothers Brothers Gonna Work It Out
Chemical Brothers Come with Us
Pink Floyd The Wall
Mike Oldfield QE2
Mike Oldfield Platinum
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Posted 01 April 2004 - 2:40 PM
Tom didn't get that much money for that remix.
Although that the single was sold a lot.
Ok he did get some money.
But not as much as for a regular No.1. hit.
Because the Elvis family claimed most of the money.
Tom told in interviews that he mostly got a famous name from the doing the remix.
The song wasn't bad but it wasn't good either.
It wasn't a typical JXL song though.
Although that the single was sold a lot.
Ok he did get some money.
But not as much as for a regular No.1. hit.
Because the Elvis family claimed most of the money.
Tom told in interviews that he mostly got a famous name from the doing the remix.
The song wasn't bad but it wasn't good either.
It wasn't a typical JXL song though.