C/NC: Homme, Reznor, Grohl-Mantra (Sound City version)
1Moody minimalist instrumental piece of art, or pointless meandering?
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2Never heard of it until now. Found on YouTube and skipped through the various sections because it was dull. Turned out all the sections were.
Easy C.
Easy C.
at war with bellends
Re: C/NC: Homme, Reznor, Grohl-Mantra (Sound City version)
3C'mon, it's Dave Ghoul and the violent creep from Queens.
Easy crap.
Easy crap.
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4I thought the Reznor love might offset the other stuff.AdamN wrote: Wed Sep 29, 2021 9:44 am C'mon, it's Dave Ghoul and the violent creep from Queens.
Easy crap.
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5This sounds like bad Chicago "post-rock" from the US-90s that was passed over by a major label. Jesus that sucked.
Reznor looks likes he's still an insecure adolescent kid despite al of his success.
Moody? No, no mood, that was dull as fuck. Completely without edge of any sort.
No more boring a mantra exists.
Reznor looks likes he's still an insecure adolescent kid despite al of his success.
Moody? No, no mood, that was dull as fuck. Completely without edge of any sort.
No more boring a mantra exists.
Re: C/NC: Homme, Reznor, Grohl-Mantra (Sound City version)
7If this was just a tune by Joe & The Six Pack?
It would not even warrant winding up on the eventual "Expanded Reissue..." bonus disc.
It would not even warrant winding up on the eventual "Expanded Reissue..." bonus disc.
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8I first listened to the instrumental track and thought, "hmmm, this isn't so bad. Just sounds like a foundation track. Might not be too bad if overdubs happened." Then I heard the finished song and thought, "well, that certainly didn't improve."
Maybe we should all take that instrumental track and do our own overdubs and see if it can be turned into something interesting.
Maybe we should all take that instrumental track and do our own overdubs and see if it can be turned into something interesting.
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900:59 in and already disappointed.
01:52 feels like we should be hearing this as we watch a drone fly over different landscapes in a progressive insurance commercial.
03:15 getting sleeeepppyyyy very sleeeepppyyyyy
04:34 Trent stops. starts on a different downbeat.
05:05 frikken chopsticks?!
05:55 oh, no. I see it. Summer in the City.
07:34 my fave part.
01:52 feels like we should be hearing this as we watch a drone fly over different landscapes in a progressive insurance commercial.
03:15 getting sleeeepppyyyy very sleeeepppyyyyy
04:34 Trent stops. starts on a different downbeat.
05:05 frikken chopsticks?!
05:55 oh, no. I see it. Summer in the City.
07:34 my fave part.
typing...
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10That's where it had me at first. A slow start, but had the anticipatory tension of what could turn out to be something pretty cool. Plus I love the tone of a good electric piano. But man...it just sort of slowly deflated.tommy wrote: Tue Oct 05, 2021 11:03 am I first listened to the instrumental track and thought, "hmmm, this isn't so bad. Just sounds like a foundation track. Might not be too bad if overdubs happened." Then I heard the finished song and thought, "well, that certainly didn't improve."
Maybe we should all take that instrumental track and do our own overdubs and see if it can be turned into something interesting.