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Re: new album thoughts ! Harvester or


  • Subject: Re: new album thoughts ! Harvester or
  • From: "gordon" <dwilhelmi@ti...co.uk>
  • Date: Sat, 23 Jun 2007 04:22:26 +0100

  OK, you said that, already.

  G 
    ----- Original Message ----- 
    From: Thomas Gilman 
    To: A Discussion list for The Blue Aeroplanes 
    Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2007 12:23 AM
    Subject: Re: [BluePlanes] new album thoughts ! Harvester or


    Hi, I believe that Blue Aeroplanes must make good music, i am really 
bored with their latest albums!

    They should make a great album like SWAGGER, at least like BEATSONGS.

    What is the use of doing COVER ALBUM like Harvester? 

    BLUE AEROPLANES must be PRODUCTIVE, not Harverster. If you do a cover 
album, you are finished, they must prove that they should be worth 
listening like used to be.

    I think Gerard and other members should consider this reality from now 
on...!

    gordon <dwilhelmi@ti...co.uk> wrote:
      Yes the merits ,or demerits, of production values throughout the BA 
canon
      is a bit of an old chestnut witin this List, isn't it.
      Arguably the peak of quality engineering was reached with 
'Beatsongs', or
      certainly within the 'Swagger' to 'Life Model' era, but both the 
latter are
      roundly trashed by some connosieurs as being too commercial, 
departing too
      far from the art and sponteneity of earlier offerings.
      Perhaps Gerard is pleasing himself more these days; I thought the 
feedback
      for the forthcoming New new album was that he wanted to include the 
warts
      and boils of the recording process, which doesn't bode well for 
those who
      prefer the wall of sound app.roach.
      'Twenty Five Kinds of Love', for one, certainly deserves some TLC in
      production.

      G

      ----- Original Message ----- 
      From: "Stuart Winfield" 
      To: "A Discussion list for The Blue Aeroplanes"

      Sent: Friday, June 22, 2007 8:50 AM
      Subject: Re: [BluePlanes] Harvester thoughts


      > Yes I agree not bad at all.
      >
      > We should be really optimistic for the next BA 'proper' release,
      > because Harvester has better production, sound quality and a
      > consistent line up. I can only imagine if someone at EMI had 
insisted
      > that Altitude was re-recorded in a similar manner, it would rank
      > right up there with their best output!
      >
      > Stuart W
      >
      >
      > On 21 Jun 2007, at 20:34, Mitchell Dickerman wrote:
      >
      > > Some random thoughts on _Harvester_...
      > >
      > > I'm just not a fan of much of the 60s psychedelic scene so some 
of the
      > > guitar wankery bugs me a bit. However, there are at least two
      > > unqualified successes: "Stagger Lee" and "It Didn't Work Out". 
The
      > > former harkens back to an earlier BA folky style and Gerard's 
delivery
      > > is perfect. The latter is an inspired cover - I've never heard 
the
      > > original and if I hadn't known I would've thought it was written 
by
      > > Gerard.
      > >
      > > It's hard to be objective about the two punk covers, "Outdoor 
Miner"
      > > and "(I'm) Stranded", because they've been a staple for me for 
years.
      > > These versions are fun, though the Wire cover isn't a patch on 
Lush's
      > > version.
      > >
      > > "Maisie" is pretty good as well, though it goes on a bit.
      > >
      > > So half of it I quite like, and the other half has it's moments. 
Not a
      > > major work in the canon but still enjoyable.
      > >
      > > Oh, and I managed to get a promo CDR for the single and I highly
      > > recommend folks downloading the unique tracks. The new version of
      > > "Beautiful Is (As Beautiful Does)" is decidedly better than the
      > > original and "Stars In Your Crown" is fantastic and deserves 
better
      > > than being a digital-only obscurity.
      > >
      > > Next week brings the reissue of the Art Objects album, yay!
      > >
      > > Mitch
      > > _______________________________________________
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