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Post by lightning master on Apr 27, 2016 15:25:20 GMT
Interesting! Thanks for the link. |
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Post by Kimbo on Apr 27, 2016 18:54:06 GMT
Cool interview, thanks. I know it's how they, and other bands, record, but it's still weird reading how they can record stuff on the new album with out even seeing each other for days/weeks.
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Post by ford71V8 on Apr 28, 2016 3:32:25 GMT
Yeah, I'm thinking not quite the way to create "organically" as they have mentioned doing.
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Post by ford71V8 on Apr 28, 2016 4:34:24 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Apr 28, 2016 7:48:32 GMT
Yeah, I'm thinking not quite the way to create "organically" as they have mentioned doing. Pretty sure Lars is referring to the overdubs stage. I'm sure they were all together to write the basic tracks but there's no need from them all to be there if James is singing a chorus. |
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Post by Kimbo on Apr 28, 2016 8:06:40 GMT
Yeah, I'm thinking not quite the way to create "organically" as they have mentioned doing. Pretty sure Lars is referring to the overdubs stage. I'm sure they were all together to write the basic tracks but there's no need from them all to be there if James is singing a chorus. Yeah I get that, but still. Putting the final touch on a record sounds like it should be a group effort. Are they not allowed to critique each or how does that work. If James does an overdub one day without Lars hearing it, does Lars know what he have done or does listen to it when he gets back, or ? It just sounds like a very incoherent way of doing things. What I'm saying is that they should hire me to look after everything in the studio  |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 28, 2016 8:34:58 GMT
Pretty sure Lars is referring to the overdubs stage. I'm sure they were all together to write the basic tracks but there's no need from them all to be there if James is singing a chorus. Yeah I get that, but still. Putting the final touch on a record sounds like it should be a group effort. Are they not allowed to critique each or how does that work. If James does an overdub one day without Lars hearing it, does Lars know what he have done or does listen to it when he gets back, or ? It just sounds like a very incoherent way of doing things. What I'm saying is that they should hire me to look after everything in the studio Who says they're putting the final touches on anything?  It's really quite common for band members not to be in the studio all the time. Lives, wives & kids etc. They will have a log of everything that has been recorded plus, they have Fidelman who will know. It's less intensive than previously and more in line with who they are as people now. Less obsessive about minutiae and needing to have a say in everything. It sound perfectly normal to me. In fact, that was how it was when I was in a band back in the 90s and we were recording stuff. During the week the guitarist and singer would add stuff or tweak things and I would listen and comment when I came in once a week to do drums or bass or whatever needed doing. |
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Post by Kimbo on Apr 28, 2016 9:03:41 GMT
Yeah I know it's normal, I just don't like it  From the interview it sounded like they didn't really bump into each much at all |
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Post by ford71V8 on Apr 29, 2016 0:13:15 GMT
From the interview it sounded like they didn't really bump into each much at all I had this idea that they would have all been sitting around sifting through all the bits and pieces selecting stuff for the boxsets and doing it together, likely recalling old memories but that also seems as if they have not really shared their opinions on all that with each other.  Busy people. If I had that much coin and pull I'd have a million other things to attend to as well. |
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Post by Kimbo on Apr 29, 2016 5:45:41 GMT
From the interview it sounded like they didn't really bump into each much at all I had this idea that they would have all been sitting around sifting through all the bits and pieces selecting stuff for the boxsets and doing it together, likely recalling old memories but that also seems as if they have not really shared their opinions on all that with each other. Busy people. If I had that much coin and pull I'd have a million other things to attend to as well. Exactly my thoughts as well. Seems rather impersonally. But then again, I read the Hetfield interview and I seem to recall him talking about them sharing memories from the old days when watching some of the stuff. Maybe the timeline is screwing with us and they had a sit down later on. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 29, 2016 8:20:39 GMT
From the interview it sounded like they didn't really bump into each much at all I had this idea that they would have all been sitting around sifting through all the bits and pieces selecting stuff for the boxsets and doing it together, likely recalling old memories but that also seems as if they have not really shared their opinions on all that with each other. Busy people. If I had that much coin and pull I'd have a million other things to attend to as well. I think it's important to recognise what stage the (I presume) record is at. Of course they would have all been together to write the record but when it comes to overdubs they don't all need to be in the studio. Look at Rob's bass tracking on Making Magnetic - there was no one there. It's not a big deal - they work as a group to write the songs, to construct the music then when they need to record "final" takes there is no pressure to all be in the studio to hear James sing 4 lines over and over again. It's all good. |
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Post by Kimbo on Apr 29, 2016 8:36:32 GMT
I had this idea that they would have all been sitting around sifting through all the bits and pieces selecting stuff for the boxsets and doing it together, likely recalling old memories but that also seems as if they have not really shared their opinions on all that with each other. Busy people. If I had that much coin and pull I'd have a million other things to attend to as well. I think it's important to recognise what stage the (I presume) record is at. Of course they would have all been together to write the record but when it comes to overdubs they don't all need to be in the studio. Look at Rob's bass tracking on Making Magnetic - there was no one there. It's not a big deal - they work as a group to write the songs, to construct the music then when they need to record "final" takes there is no pressure to all be in the studio to hear James sing 4 lines over and over again. It's all good. I think what we are debating is also the fact that it didn't seem like these awesome bokses came together in a group-ly maner, so to speak. It rather seems like everyone seperatly found some stuff and delivered it to whoever in charge, and that was it. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 29, 2016 12:47:45 GMT
Well why would they all be involved? They all submitted photos and materials (that's been said by Lars somewhere) and then the boxes were pulled together by a team (of which, Dan, seems to co-ordinate).
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Post by ford71V8 on Apr 29, 2016 13:05:10 GMT
I had this idea that they would have all been sitting around sifting through all the bits and pieces selecting stuff for the boxsets and doing it together, likely recalling old memories but that also seems as if they have not really shared their opinions on all that with each other. Busy people. If I had that much coin and pull I'd have a million other things to attend to as well. I think it's important to recognise what stage the (I presume) record is at. Of course they would have all been together to write the record but when it comes to overdubs they don't all need to be in the studio. Look at Rob's bass tracking on Making Magnetic - there was no one there. It's not a big deal - they work as a group to write the songs, to construct the music then when they need to record "final" takes there is no pressure to all be in the studio to hear James sing 4 lines over and over again. It's all good. ? I'm not saying anything regarding the album process, only how I imagined the work on the boxsets to have been done. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 29, 2016 14:04:14 GMT
I think it's important to recognise what stage the (I presume) record is at. Of course they would have all been together to write the record but when it comes to overdubs they don't all need to be in the studio. Look at Rob's bass tracking on Making Magnetic - there was no one there. It's not a big deal - they work as a group to write the songs, to construct the music then when they need to record "final" takes there is no pressure to all be in the studio to hear James sing 4 lines over and over again. It's all good. ? I'm not saying anything regarding the album process, only how I imagined the work on the boxsets to have been done. Yup. And you know what? I totally confused your post with another one. So well done me for that. And to you, Sir, I present you with a medal, sash and crown. I don't know why so don't question it. Just accept it and smile. Damn you. |
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Post by Kimbo on Apr 29, 2016 17:32:38 GMT
jaysee you are on it these days, I think you are in the need a good banging  And no Smithers, not by me! |
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Post by ford71V8 on Apr 30, 2016 0:40:15 GMT
Cool, a sash!
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Post by Deleted on Apr 30, 2016 7:20:23 GMT
jaysee you are on it these days, I think you are in the need a good banging And no Smithers, not by me! Not so far from the truth good Sir.  |
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Post by Deleted on May 6, 2016 10:37:54 GMT
I'm looking forward to the MOP remaster but not if it's just the guitars turned up.
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Post by Kimbo on May 6, 2016 10:39:41 GMT
I'm looking forward to the Justice remaster but only if the bass is turned down
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Post by Deleted on May 6, 2016 14:50:17 GMT
I'm looking forward to the MOP remaster but not if it's just the guitars turned up. You know full well that's not what the remaster process is. Now stop it you scallywag. |
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Post by Deleted on May 8, 2016 0:56:29 GMT
The RTL remaster is actually quite good, FTB and Creep sound great.
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Post by SicJes on May 9, 2016 3:19:56 GMT
How does the double bass at the end of FTB sound compared to the original?
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Post by Kimbo on May 9, 2016 5:33:35 GMT
How does the double bass at the end of FTB sound compared to the original? Everything is much clearer, it's sounds pretty amazing if you really give it a close listen |
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