What do you like about it?
What do you not like about it?
I like all of its songs, it's one of my favorite albums.
If I could change one thing, I would have the guitar solos do a little more; be a little more experimental.
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Does anyone have any info on when the Deluxe version will be released?
Permalink Reply by bleedgoldandwhite21 on February 28, 2011 at 11:24pm 
Permalink Reply by Daniel [bleed0range] on March 1, 2011 at 10:21pm I think it's amusing that Rivers is adding a very minor british type accent/fling to the way he sings the songs because of the Oasis influence.
I think the melodies are incredible and the lyrics are actually pretty decent. Except for Crab. But on the whole the album played it a little too safe and the second half wasn't as impressive as the first half. The solos really played it too safe.
Permalink Reply by johnny rockets on March 2, 2011 at 11:13am Well without the synth it would be the better version.
The original is perfection in the sense that it fits perfectly within The Green Album structure (pure power-pop).
I think the 2005 version, Smile on Piano, O Girlfriend w/ the new solo, Island in the Sun (acoustic).. some b-sides and a more Pinkerton-esque sound would make a better album of course.
johnny rockets said:Just curious, because hey it's your opinion, but what's perfect about the original Don't Let Go? To me Rivers isn't even trying to sing with any kind of emotion whatsoever. The guitars are driving, and that's cool, but there's nothing special there. Personally it sounds like a very compressed and "going through the motions" kind of recording. The 2005 version, however, just enhances the song in every way. Despite Rivers saying the lyrics don't mean anything, in the 2005 version it sounds like they do because of the way he's singing it. Also there's that synth, the bridge, just a lot of fantastic things going on.
Aus Untoured Since '96 said:I don't know why everyone's obsession with the 2005 version of Don't Let Go.
I think the original version is perfection and that AOL one just seems empty...
Though I definitely agree that the live version of O Girlfriend w/ the new solo is epic.
Does anyone have any info on when the Deluxe version will be released?
Permalink Reply by johnny rockets on March 2, 2011 at 12:53pm I need to hear Burning Sun in full
Permalink Reply by Kommandant on March 2, 2011 at 3:09pm
Permalink Reply by Jordan on March 2, 2011 at 9:10pm Yeah, I've always wanted to hear the whole things.
I feel like there will be a Green Deluxe, but probabaly not for a while.
johnny rockets said:
I second this. I mean there's probably nothing more than what we have in the clip (probably a solo and another verse-chorus) but I'd still love to have the whole demo. Melody, simple but effective lyrics, the Green era at its best.
Robert Hill said:I need to hear Burning Sun in full
Permalink Reply by Xavier on March 3, 2011 at 1:34am I see what you're saying there and I agree. Also, I've seen a lot of mention of the O Girlfriend with the reworked solo. I used to have a few bootlegs but I lost them. Is there a definitive live version of O Girlfriend every listens to? Can you or anyone else upload? With that said, the album version of O Girlfriend is just pure pop-rock goodness.
Aus Untoured Since '96 said:
Well without the synth it would be the better version.
The original is perfection in the sense that it fits perfectly within The Green Album structure (pure power-pop).
I think the 2005 version, Smile on Piano, O Girlfriend w/ the new solo, Island in the Sun (acoustic).. some b-sides and a more Pinkerton-esque sound would make a better album of course.
johnny rockets said:Just curious, because hey it's your opinion, but what's perfect about the original Don't Let Go? To me Rivers isn't even trying to sing with any kind of emotion whatsoever. The guitars are driving, and that's cool, but there's nothing special there. Personally it sounds like a very compressed and "going through the motions" kind of recording. The 2005 version, however, just enhances the song in every way. Despite Rivers saying the lyrics don't mean anything, in the 2005 version it sounds like they do because of the way he's singing it. Also there's that synth, the bridge, just a lot of fantastic things going on.
Aus Untoured Since '96 said:I don't know why everyone's obsession with the 2005 version of Don't Let Go.
I think the original version is perfection and that AOL one just seems empty...
Though I definitely agree that the live version of O Girlfriend w/ the new solo is epic.
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