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Dreadful service they have provided24db wrote:Talking of which, my copy of MFD turned up yesterday, cheers voiceprint!...sadly it was 20 minutes too late and therefore I can't hear it until monday afternoon...cheers Voiceprint!epsilon75 wrote:Neither could i give a monkeys chuffIts the music that matters to me not poli
I will be steering clear,but everyone to their ownCouldn't agree more about Voiceprint Colin, but let's not forget Eastgate were last to the table with their announcement. Pretty poor in my book and they have lost valuable sales because of it!epsilon75 wrote:Dreadful service they have provided24db wrote:Talking of which, my copy of MFD turned up yesterday, cheers voiceprint!...sadly it was 20 minutes too late and therefore I can't hear it until monday afternoon...cheers Voiceprint!epsilon75 wrote:Neither could i give a monkeys chuff
Yep. My criteria for musical merit has always been the same......the time the CD stays in my CD player .......or on the record player, back in the good old days.24db wrote:Couldn't give a monkey's for who or why this CD was recorded, it'll stand or fall on it's musical merit alone. Fan's theories, although valid for them are just that...theories,
I guess we'll never know the answer to that.tangram80 wrote:I am more curious about how much money the Japanese co. need to pay TD in order to do such compositions...this is not a Sony project (1998) or movie scoring for commercial purpose it seems.
Personally I didn't like Mota Atma, but I've never got the impression that TD threw music together on any record. If time was a factor, then the short recording times would be the worst records, however records like Zeit and Rubycon where both done very quickly (10 days and 2 weeks)sparrow wrote:As much as I'm looking forward to this series of discs..I just hope it's not something TD threw together. There are a few other recordings that give that impression. For instance Hollywood Years 1 & 2. Or Mota Atma.
I've tried to like Mota Atma but can't get into it at all. It has a few good moments but thats it IMO. Things have changed since the 70's though. I just bought ELO's Out of the Blue on remaster. Jeff Lynne said they done it in 3 weeks and nowadays to make a double LP can take 2 years.24db wrote:Personally I didn't like Mota Atma, but I've never got the impression that TD threw music together on any record. If time was a factor, then the short recording times would be the worst records, however records like Zeit and Rubycon where both done very quickly (10 days and 2 weeks)sparrow wrote:As much as I'm looking forward to this series of discs..I just hope it's not something TD threw together. There are a few other recordings that give that impression. For instance Hollywood Years 1 & 2. Or Mota Atma.
sparrow wrote:I've tried to like Mota Atma but can't get into it at all. It has a few good moments but thats it IMO. Things have changed since the 70's though. I just bought ELO's Out of the Blue on remaster. Jeff Lynne said they done it in 3 weeks and nowadays to make a double LP can take 2 years.24db wrote:Personally I didn't like Mota Atma, but I've never got the impression that TD threw music together on any record. If time was a factor, then the short recording times would be the worst records, however records like Zeit and Rubycon where both done very quickly (10 days and 2 weeks)sparrow wrote:As much as I'm looking forward to this series of discs..I just hope it's not something TD threw together. There are a few other recordings that give that impression. For instance Hollywood Years 1 & 2. Or Mota Atma.
Having said that..Black Sabbath's & Led Zeppelins first records were done in about a day and theyre timeless albums IMO.
But I guess the Nagasaki things are a bit different from Methaphor. I presume it is different time in which it is recorded. It is made a few years ago, isn't it?rotwang wrote:I must say that I like the instrumental tracks on Metaphor and hope that this new series from TD follows that format in sound and tone, but I am rather disenchanted with the vocals. They're not bad, just not my cup o' tea. But I agree with some earlier posts about TD's return to the long-track format. I am giddy with anticipation. I just hope I can get the Nagasaki discs via snail mail here in the States, perhaps from Ricochet Dream. Call me a Luddite, but I still don't quite trust the Internet with my credit cards.
I had not thought of that Hanshansx wrote:But I guess the Nagasaki things are a bit different from Methaphor. I presume it is different time in which it is recorded. It is made a few years ago, isn't it?rotwang wrote:I must say that I like the instrumental tracks on Metaphor and hope that this new series from TD follows that format in sound and tone, but I am rather disenchanted with the vocals. They're not bad, just not my cup o' tea. But I agree with some earlier posts about TD's return to the long-track format. I am giddy with anticipation. I just hope I can get the Nagasaki discs via snail mail here in the States, perhaps from Ricochet Dream. Call me a Luddite, but I still don't quite trust the Internet with my credit cards.
will be interesting to see the line-up on these discs 
hmmm, I could be wrong, the order for it was in November 2006.epsilon75 wrote:I had not thought of that Hanshansx wrote:But I guess the Nagasaki things are a bit different from Methaphor. I presume it is different time in which it is recorded. It is made a few years ago, isn't it?rotwang wrote:I must say that I like the instrumental tracks on Metaphor and hope that this new series from TD follows that format in sound and tone, but I am rather disenchanted with the vocals. They're not bad, just not my cup o' tea. But I agree with some earlier posts about TD's return to the long-track format. I am giddy with anticipation. I just hope I can get the Nagasaki discs via snail mail here in the States, perhaps from Ricochet Dream. Call me a Luddite, but I still don't quite trust the Internet with my credit cards.
