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jmille22 wrote:That's because it basically was done live, as far as I know and can tell.
jmille22 wrote:The lone exception might be "Selfless, Cold and Composed" which sounds to me like the version that group recorded on their own. Their YouTube upload sounds exactly like the track on Folds' disc: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kB9hjYLkTMg
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DekeSharon wrote:I think he learned through trial and error that his method wasn't the best, because he lost the benefits of technology, but also lost the live energy when he went in the studio. Add the nerves that college singers feel when recording for Ben Folds (!) and you have an album that doesn't live up to what it could be.
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mcbc wrote:Bill mentioned that albums from 1900 to 1990 were done this way. I'd also add there was this odd transitional period maybe three to seven years afterwards. Not exactly sure what that tipping point was.
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billhare wrote:What do all of you imagine when listening to the latest Beelzebubs album (Play the Game)? I imagine Alex and Nick on the studio room floor putting together their Jigsaw puzzles. Bet I'm alone in that...
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billhare wrote: they said Ben was going for more of a "National Geographic going to a remote village and recording the natives for posterity's sake" sort of thing.
beatboxerr wrote:billhare wrote: they said Ben was going for more of a "National Geographic going to a remote village and recording the natives for posterity's sake" sort of thing.
That sounds incredibly pretentious.
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