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Actually surprised to see what some people don't like the piano in Found That Soul, it's brilliant.
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I'll add myself as another fan of the one note piano in found that soul, i thought it was a bit of a stooges-esque homage to give it that punky sound.
I remember james once saying he was going through a phase of the one string solo which gives us the majestic solo in the everlasting. |
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Personally think reissues should stay as per the original, but include any b-sides / new material on another tracklisting. Think there are enough b-sides, rarities and covers from that era to make up an album of it's own. The Everything Must Go and Send Away the Tigers reissues were good examples and almost worth buying for the b-side collections alone.
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Whilst I agree with you to a point, in 2021 when many still buy physical releases but most seem to exclusively listen to digital versions either via Spotify, mp3 or flac, tracklisting seems a "serving suggestion" at best.
Worth noting they changed the tracklisting of SATT proper for the re-release... at least in the case of KYE there's an argument that what they're doing has some validity given it was how the album was initially conceived. I'm assuming they would master the two albums differently, one for a more aggressive sound, one for a more melodic one... so maybe I'm talking myself out of this after all...? |
Well it's still being worked on between shows or being mastered as we wait then. (Running joke for thread skippers)
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