135 replies to this topic

[Kali Durga]

I agree about her vocals being a bit too affected, though.

 

 

That's why. Usually too much squealing and other "sound effects".  When she just sings, though, as on this track, her voice is much more appealing to me.

[J.C.]

I think it's sort of the Grace Slick, Jefferson Airplane style of affectation.

[Kali Durga]

I don't remember Grace Slick squealing.

[J.C.]

Maybe not the squealing, but the theatrical nature of the voice.

[macwacky]

I personally like the squealing. But I truly love her more clearer and melodic singing with the Kills.

never a fan of Grace Slick's theatricality particularly. But it's far better than Marty Balin's whining.

[Renfield]

Album's up to stream in the Vault: http://thirdmanstore...ll-album-stream

[Monkhey]

Album's up to stream in the Vault: http://thirdmanstore...ll-album-stream

Someone review it! Lol

[kluczmen]

holy shit, listening on tidal right now, just midway through I feel love, but having a whole album in front I have this curiousity about how the thing goes on from that point, it's like maybe it wasnt best single but works great as album opener, let's see how it goes

 

 

edit : dont wanna spoil too much (and yeah, I am suprised), but the previously released songs sound a lot better now, wow

Edited by kluczmen, 18 September 2015 - 11:58 AM.

[J.C.]

Someone review it! Lol

 

About on par with the last Bieber LP.  Which is to say, not bad, not bad.

[Monkhey]

 
About on par with the last Bieber LP.  Which is to say, not bad, not bad.

Lmao

[Kali Durga]

Please allow me to join the ranks of the Three Dollar Hat fans. I might listen to the rest of the record later. Or I might just set Three Dollar Hat on repeat for the next three days.

[googolplex]

Someone review it! Lol

 

Vicious.

[joshmckenna]

I don't want to fully review the album yet because I've only listened to it once and I need to give it a bit of time to grow on me but I've gotta say I was hoping for the album to be a lot darker sounding.

[Monkhey]

Listening now, let me through is pretty fuckin awesome. So different.

[Kali Durga]

Wait'll you get to the next one.  Jackie Stack-O-Lee.

[Monkhey]

Impossible Winner.....Im so confused lol. In a good way.

Edited by Monkhey, 18 September 2015 - 08:39 PM.

[mmshuster]

Three dollar hat was super unexpected as was impossible winner but they're both favorites

Edited by mmshuster, 18 September 2015 - 11:37 PM.

[Kali Durga]

Three Dollar Hat almost needs its own thread, there's so much to talk about with that song.  The Frankie & Johnny/Stack-O-Lee mash-up, the lines he pulled almost directly from Mississippi John Hurt's version which makes this song like what he did with Blind Willie McTell and Three Women, Jack's vocals, the main riff, the crazy drumming when the tempo changes in the middle, Alison's 't' at the end of the word 'hat' and how it echos the cymbals...  It's fucking far out.

[wsjack3]

I really like it, some fantastic tracks, familiar Jack production and a few left field tracks. Impossible Winner is so different to their other stuff and absolutely highlights the best of Alison. 

 

Three Dollar Hat is so odd haha, need to listen to it a few more times, love the way it ends.

Edited by wsjack3, 20 September 2015 - 04:35 PM.

[Monkhey]

I really like it, some fantastic tracks, familiar Jack production and a few left field tracks. Impossible Winner is so different to their other stuff and absolutely highlights the best of Alison. 
 

Three Dollar Hat is so odd haha, need to listen to it a few more times, love the way it ends.

Me too, such a great ending.