Weezer fans complete and re-record "Songs from the Black H***" [audio inside]
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Permalink Reply by placemats on -
You've got it all wrong Indielocks. Zayn is the internet weezer forum king.
Am I right, nrezeewg?
Indierocks said:Zayn Malik's Enticing Jihad: =w=.com's grammar/spell check
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Permalink Reply by =gregor= on -
Yes, right
It doesn't sound empty to you at all? With choppy chord transitions?
Donny said:lol. Yeah, right
Gregor =w= Langbehn said:The lead male vocals (Jonas) and the terrible guitar distortion just take away any emotion from this thing. It sounds bleh.
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Permalink Reply by Donny on -
No, not at all. And I don't hear any choppy chord transitions. It all sounds spot on to me.
I also don't believe that someone who has nailed every single one of the guitar solos, bass lines, synth leads etc. would play choppy chord transitions unless he wanted to re-create the sloppiness of the Pinkerton era recordings, which, again, sounds spot on to my ears.
I mean, opinions are opinions, but how guitar distortion can take away emotions might be music's last big mystery. Maybe you're on to something here. Maybe that's why Weezer's music isn't what it used to be. They're using the wrong guitar pedals!
Ah, whatever. Each to their own.
Gregor =w= Langbehn said:It doesn't sound empty to you at all? With choppy chord transitions?
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Permalink Reply by =gregor= on
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When I think Pinkerton and SFTBH, I think Fuzz. I haven't made it through the whole thing yet (doubt I will), but it sounds shallow and empty. Maybe the guitars just need to be turned up?
but yes, to each their own. Glad you are in love with the project that you are apart of
Donny said:No, not at all. And I don't hear any choppy chord transitions. It all sounds spot on to me.
I also don't believe that someone who has nailed every single one of the guitar solos, bass lines, synth leads etc. would play choppy chord transitions unless he wanted to re-create the sloppiness of the Pinkerton era recordings, which, again, sounds spot on to my ears.
I mean, opinions are opinions, but how guitar distortion can take away emotions might be music's last big mystery. Maybe you're on to something here. Maybe that's why Weezer's music isn't what it used to be. They're using the wrong guitar pedals!
Ah, whatever. Each to their own.
Gregor =w= Langbehn said:It doesn't sound empty to you at all? With choppy chord transitions?
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Permalink Reply by Donny on
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Thanks. How life would suck if that wasn't the case, huh.
Gregor =w= Langbehn said:Glad you are in love with the project that you are apart of
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Permalink Reply by nrezeewg on -
Oh you mean This Is A Recording? lolol
placemats said:You've got it all wrong Indielocks. Zayn is the internet weezer forum king.
Am I right, nrezeewg?
Indierocks said:Zayn Malik's Enticing Jihad: =w=.com's grammar/spell check
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Permalink Reply by Indierocks on -
Look, I'm sorry. I didn't mean anything by it. If anything I was making fun of my self for not being able to spell veri wel. Can we just be friends here at =w=.com. Great recording by the way especially the female vocalists.
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Permalink Reply by Gohi on -
I think the guitar tone suits the music very well. it may not sound exactly like typical weezer distortion but I dunno if that matters. I suppose that's a matter of taste. To imply that the playing itself is poor is something I can't really understand, though. Oh well.
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Permalink Reply by Alex [Ashura252] on -
Maybe try downloading the full thing and listening, like, on good quality headphones or something.
Because what I hear is fully textured and amazing.
You're not hearing what everyone else is hearing, and it makes me think something's wrong on your end.
Gregor =w= Langbehn said:When I think Pinkerton and SFTBH, I think Fuzz. I haven't made it through the whole thing yet (doubt I will), but it sounds shallow and empty. Maybe the guitars just need to be turned up?
but yes, to each their own. Glad you are in love with the project that you are apart of
Donny said:No, not at all. And I don't hear any choppy chord transitions. It all sounds spot on to me.
I also don't believe that someone who has nailed every single one of the guitar solos, bass lines, synth leads etc. would play choppy chord transitions unless he wanted to re-create the sloppiness of the Pinkerton era recordings, which, again, sounds spot on to my ears.
I mean, opinions are opinions, but how guitar distortion can take away emotions might be music's last big mystery. Maybe you're on to something here. Maybe that's why Weezer's music isn't what it used to be. They're using the wrong guitar pedals!
Ah, whatever. Each to their own.
Gregor =w= Langbehn said:It doesn't sound empty to you at all? With choppy chord transitions?
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Permalink Reply by Miles Winchester on -
I cant get enough of this album, it's just so perfect. Is anyone going to put the tracks up on youtube?
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Permalink Reply by Connor on -
Really nice job on this project! I like how you pieced it together and made it that seemless flow of songs we've been looking for. Even though it's not the original Weezer version, I still appreciate it very much. What I really like is how you twisted Waiting on You and making it one of Maria's songs.
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