Tull-under wraps 40 year drum remix |
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Sounds a heap better now. The songs are pretty good when you hear them now. Awesome
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I really don't think you can make a silk purse out of a sow's ear....
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nicely put, even a bit brutal. As if the drums were the only problem with this album...
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Play them. I’m loving it now. One of my faves Ians genius is coming out Edited by dr prog - November 23 2024 at 02:57 |
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I got the link up now. Tried doing the playlist but wasn’t coming up. Tell me Later that same evening doesn’t sound good now? Lol
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How much better does this sound. It was horrible but actually sounds good now
Drums are the main improvement but the bass and guitar sound louder too. Sounds like a top recording now Edited by dr prog - November 23 2024 at 12:55 |
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Kudos to the chap who did these. This is great.
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This one has alot of busy bits
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My fave
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Tull at their funnest lol
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Sounds decent enough to me.
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Martin and Ian were at their best
We still need apogee, general crossing automotive engineering |
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If ever the phrase "ill-advised" could be used, this would be the misbegotten album I would affix it to.
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It's a lot easier than redoing To the Power of Three so that it has good synth sounds and good songs! |
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I like most the remixed songs more than the originals. I wonder if Ian and Steven Wilson remix Under Wraps with a live drummer. Gavin could do it.
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I like how this guy did it. Think he just swapped drum samples. No drummer required which was Ian’s plan lol |
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I saw this tour. Everything onstage was literally under wraps.
That's all. |
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Just like Dave Gilmour pseudo-Floyd solo Permanent Lapse Of Reason, you can update the 80's atrocious sonics all you want(to no avail), the album will remain bad, because the songwriting is really weak. There is maybe one UW track that would find a spot on either A or Tb&TB Ditto for AMLOR, only the opening instrumental would find a spot on either TFC or TDB. |
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let's just stay above the moral melee
prefer the sink to the gutter keep our sand-castle virtues content to be a doer as well as a thinker, prefer lifting our pen rather than un-sheath our sword |
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I think the drums were actually the biggest problem of that album, and so this helps a lot indeed. I've always loved Later That Same Evening. There are some other good songs on it. OK it's not a classic, still I always had a soft spot for it.
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I’ll have it fairly even with A now with this production. Ian never sang better |
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