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Some Bullet Points

Posted: 16 Mar 2006, 18:50
by Brad
Just thinking about the shows I've been to this far and thought I would share some points some may fine interesting...

1) Andrew apparently has some broken ribs (a throwback to the Wake video:)
2) The merged FALAA riffs was Ben's idea.
3) Don't expect any brand spanking news songs any time soon, but This Corrosion has been getting a run through during soundchecks.
4) No opening band has been set for Europe yet.
5) At least one guitar player is hankering to play more material from FALAA in an updated style.
6) Chris is 26 years old.
7) Don't expect an album anytime soon
:roll:
8) The crowd in Toronto was a lot less suspect than Montreal :)

Re: Some Bullet Points

Posted: 16 Mar 2006, 19:02
by Jaimie1980
Methedrome wrote:Just thinking about the shows I've been to this far and thought I would share some points some may fine interesting...

1) Andrew apparently has some broken ribs (a throwback to the Wake video:)
2) The merged FALAA riffs was Ben's idea.
3) Don't expect any brand spanking news songs any time soon, but This Corrosion has been getting a run through during soundchecks.
4) No opening band has been set for Europe yet.
5) At least one guitar player is hankering to play more material from FALAA in an updated style.
6) Chris is 26 years old.
7) Don't expect an album anytime soon
:roll:
8) The crowd in Toronto was a lot less suspect than Montreal :)
How do you mean the FALAA riffs were merged?

Re: Some Bullet Points

Posted: 16 Mar 2006, 19:04
by Badlander
Methedrome wrote: 7) Don't expect an album anytime soon
:roll:
So be it. :roll:
Thanks for the input.

Posted: 16 Mar 2006, 19:04
by Brad
The Pearson version intro is played and when the drums enter it switches to the classic version of the riff.

Posted: 16 Mar 2006, 19:17
by Jaimie1980
Methedrome wrote:The Pearson version intro is played and when the drums enter it switches to the classic version of the riff.
Thanks. I never did hear Adam play it. The classic version was just great.

Re: Some Bullet Points

Posted: 16 Mar 2006, 19:20
by czuczu
Methedrome wrote:2) The merged FALAA riffs was Ben's idea.

5) At least one guitar player is hankering to play more material from FALAA in an updated style.
Thanks Ben :evil:

NTTC sounds cracking if you replace the delicate parts with powerchords & chunky riffs.

(Edit: ^ that doesn't read quite how I intended - NTTC is great how it's recorded but it sounds v good if played in their post-93ish style)

Posted: 16 Mar 2006, 20:17
by GMC
Two Words:

Amphetamine Logic.

That song was ridiculously good in 1990 and sounds like crap on the record (what is that, a church organ?). I hope that gets a workout, its one of the better guitar songs they've ever had, tho the lyrics are a bit daft.

Posted: 16 Mar 2006, 20:19
by GMC
...and does anyone else think it would be funny if they did "Black Planet" to an American goth-bunny audience?

Posted: 16 Mar 2006, 21:05
by aims
It'd be funnier if they did Good Things or Jolene.

Just to confuse the g0ffs, of course ;)

Posted: 16 Mar 2006, 22:46
by Planet Dave
GMC wrote:Two Words:

Amphetamine Logic.

That song was ridiculously good in 1990 and sounds like crap on the record (what is that, a church organ?). I hope that gets a workout, its one of the better guitar songs they've ever had, tho the lyrics are a bit daft.
So you've not heard the 96 onwards version, 'speeded'-up to ridiculous levels? Get thee to the weeding section, matey. I'd recommend London Forum 98 (13th) or Toronto Docks 99 for clarity. 8) And speed. :twisted:

Posted: 16 Mar 2006, 22:52
by Badlander
Planet Dave wrote: So you've not heard the 96 onwards version, 'speeded'-up to ridiculous levels? Get thee to the weeding section, matey. I'd recommend London Forum 98 (13th) or Toronto Docks 99 for clarity. 8) And speed. :twisted:
Visions at the forum... Ooooooh, goooood... (drools)
Image

Posted: 17 Mar 2006, 00:44
by czuczu
Still don't like the sped up Logic, all the groovy little guitar parts for the chorus got dumped.
I don't think you can beat the Reading performance :notworthy:

Posted: 17 Mar 2006, 12:12
by richie & eddie
GMC wrote:Two Words:

Amphetamine Logic.

That song was ridiculously good in 1990 and sounds like crap on the record (what is that, a church organ?). I hope that gets a workout, its one of the better guitar songs they've ever had, tho the lyrics are a bit daft.

I totally agree.

Logic must come back.

Best version I ever heard was the one on the COME TOGHETER IN MERCYLAND BOOT (1993) : raw, no compromising, no crappy productions like the record-version.

Posted: 17 Mar 2006, 13:05
by Badlander
richie & eddie wrote: I totally agree.

Logic must come back.

Best version I ever heard was the one on the COME TOGHETER IN MERCYLAND BOOT (1993) : raw, no compromising, no crappy productions like the record-version.
The man says not crappy but iffy. :von:

Posted: 17 Mar 2006, 14:05
by itnAklipse
Never heard a version of Logic i didn't love at first sight. And daft lyrics? Among Andrew's finest.
i'm gonna be controversial now and say that Ribbons has daft lyrics. But that's just me being reactionary.

All his lyrics are daft.

Posted: 17 Mar 2006, 14:44
by GMC
Well, most of them. That's part of the charm. His finest non-daft lyrics HAVE to be I Was Wrong - that one line is the single best rock and roll joke since the heyday of the Stones...

I have a boot called Germany 1990 (my only one), recorded at Gothenberg I think, has a decent Dominion, a solid Lucretia, a blitzkrieg if uneven Ribbons, and a positively vicious "Amphetamine Logic".

I bought FALAA -after- that, incidentally, and th first thing I listened to was A.L. Imagine my disappointment...

Yes, I'm semi-new to the Sisters, I heard Floodland in 1992 and Flood II was at the time the best song I had ever heard. Maybe still is. Some of the other songs are better live though.

Posted: 17 Mar 2006, 16:12
by Badlander
itnAklipse wrote: i'm gonna be controversial now and say that Ribbons has daft lyrics. But that's just me being reactionary.
What the... !?
You and me, outside. Right now. Image

now wait a minute!

Posted: 18 Mar 2006, 01:00
by delirium74
do i have to put you two in separate corners??????
:P 8) :lol:
just out of curiosity, who did chris play with before the sisters?

Posted: 18 Mar 2006, 01:22
by aims
Himself ;)

Posted: 18 Mar 2006, 01:26
by delirium74
Motz wrote:Himself ;)
now thats just mean!
dont give me mental pics like that:) :oops:

Posted: 18 Mar 2006, 01:48
by Badlander
delirium74 wrote:
Motz wrote:Himself ;)
now thats just mean!
dont give me mental pics like that:) :oops:
He's a solo act known as Robochrist. No band, just him.

Posted: 18 Mar 2006, 01:56
by delirium74
Badlander wrote:
delirium74 wrote:
Motz wrote:Himself ;)
now thats just mean!
dont give me mental pics like that:) :oops:
He's a solo act known as Robochrist. No band, just him.
robochrist?

Posted: 18 Mar 2006, 02:03
by Planet Dave
Robochrist...http://www.jbkcomputing.com/robochrist/home.html

Enjoy, and also note the several thousand bands he's played with / been in before his current stint as session axeman for The Girls. 8)

Posted: 18 Mar 2006, 02:04
by Badlander
delirium74 wrote:
Badlander wrote:
delirium74 wrote: now thats just mean!
dont give me mental pics like that:) :oops:
He's a solo act known as Robochrist. No band, just him.
robochrist?
He's got a myspace page. Help anyone ? Know the url ?

Posted: 18 Mar 2006, 02:16
by delirium74
Badlander wrote:
delirium74 wrote:
Badlander wrote: He's a solo act known as Robochrist. No band, just him.
robochrist?
He's got a myspace page. Help anyone ? Know the url ?

wow!
now i am totally in love with him! never have i ever found a man(straight i hope) that likes the sisters, leonard cohen and TORI AMOS!!!!
god......... :!: :!: :!: :twisted: