This week, our Icelandic friend Thorunn takes lead vocal duties for ‘All Tomorrow’s Parties,’ while Joey plays drums and casio at the same time and Chris happens upon a lute.
this recording-club project is a great idea.
keep up because you are really good musicians
but the idea of covering a real great album was hmmm…
because even the crappiest Norman Dolph Acetate compact-cassette-rip (even the 20th generation) sounds better then these emotionless versions.
[b]VU-Addicted[/b], boy what a difference! You are, I’m guessing, a rather intense VU fan. Me, too. I love this album. The original. I also loved the 8-track, the cassette, the CD and the FLAC on my media player. You catch my drift. I found this interpretation absolutely riveting, something I haven’t thought or said since I saw Cowboy Junkies cover “Sweet Jane”.
Give ‘er another listen. It’ not bad. One could argue that flat, two-dimensional catatonia is an emotion (just not a particularly vibrant one).
this recording-club project is a great idea.
keep up because you are really good musicians
but the idea of covering a real great album was hmmm…
because even the crappiest Norman Dolph Acetate compact-cassette-rip (even the 20th generation) sounds better then these emotionless versions.
greetz
[b]VU-Addicted[/b], boy what a difference! You are, I’m guessing, a rather intense VU fan. Me, too. I love this album. The original. I also loved the 8-track, the cassette, the CD and the FLAC on my media player. You catch my drift. I found this interpretation absolutely riveting, something I haven’t thought or said since I saw Cowboy Junkies cover “Sweet Jane”.
Give ‘er another listen. It’ not bad. One could argue that flat, two-dimensional catatonia is an emotion (just not a particularly vibrant one).
Well, too bad you guys crapped out on the intro
Muy linda.