Aint No Right

I don't do shrooms anymore either

Hey for youtube you just cut what's after the last / and click the youtube button and paste in between...so based on your last post cut everything from the z on

Thanks I'm a ....kinda digging them together...No major hit songs but kinda a cool album to blast in the background...I'm not a huge Pink Floyd fan but bits of early Sid there...I dig em'

I tried editing your link and failed somewhere lol ya its weird how we do it...you'd never make sense of it without knowing

Well here's the link if ya wanna give it a listen ... http://youtu.be/zcPFRKqTD9I Sean Lennon and Les Claypool are cool together

fucking christ.

HERE:

Six7Six7 wrote:fucking christ.

HERE:

Christ fucking would've been better...

Really?...you didn't think it at least amusing in a retro beatle way?....with all the Cookie Monster vocal bands and the hipster shit I thought it felt comforting?..whatever,,different strokes different folks I guess...I like it

S&M wrote:Really?...you didn't think it at least amusing in a retro beatle way?....with all the Cookie Monster vocal bands and the hipster shit I thought it felt comforting?..whatever,,different strokes different folks I guess...I like it

They are working on a program software that creates music from songs database.
The "new" Beatles is pretty nice.



So I suppose in next few years we would be able to create a "new" Jane album every time we want

Stickyfingers wrote:

S&M wrote:Really?...you didn't think it at least amusing in a retro beatle way?....with all the Cookie Monster vocal bands and the hipster shit I thought it felt comforting?..whatever,,different strokes different folks I guess...I like it

They are working on a program software that creates music from songs database.
The "new" Beatles is pretty nice.



So I suppose in next few years we would be able to create a "new" Jane album every time we want

This doesn't sound like the Beatles at all. It sounds like West Indian Girl meets Brian Wilson meets Elliot Smith. I realize those are all post-Beatles reference points, but this just has way too much disco ethereal shit going on in it. The Beatles would never make something this shitty.

S&M wrote:Really?...you didn't think it at least amusing in a retro beatle way?....with all the Cookie Monster vocal bands and the hipster shit I thought it felt comforting?..whatever,,different strokes different folks I guess...I like it

It's not that, I was employing some amusing word play to 67's comment. Not passing comment on your link.

I clicked it and yeah it's amusing in the way you say I guess, but I don't listen to music to be "amused". Generally speaking I don't mind LC's music, but I didn't like this. Like you say though: DSFDF

Hype wrote:

Stickyfingers wrote:

S&M wrote:Really?...you didn't think it at least amusing in a retro beatle way?....with all the Cookie Monster vocal bands and the hipster shit I thought it felt comforting?..whatever,,different strokes different folks I guess...I like it

They are working on a program software that creates music from songs database.
The "new" Beatles is pretty nice.



So I suppose in next few years we would be able to create a "new" Jane album every time we want

This doesn't sound like the Beatles at all. It sounds like West Indian Girl meets Brian Wilson meets Elliot Smith. I realize those are all post-Beatles reference points, but this just has way too much disco ethereal shit going on in it. The Beatles would never make something this shitty.

Yup, definitely has a really strong Brian Wilson vibe.

If you'd like to hear what the Beatles would sound like today, have a listen to Tame Impala's Lonerism. Or just any of his albums, really.

There will be another Jane's album at some point over these next 10 years...

Perry will take the family to the beach so he can go surfing (one last time) and while arriving, he will cross paths with Eric. Eric will inadvertently take Perry's claimed parking spot...then Perry will get all butthurt and decide to make Dave and Stephen record 10 songs about it.

The first single will be "Magic Bliss (From an Asian Girl's Kiss)", from the album Underwater Ghosts. There will be a theatrical, multi-media component to accompany the album that the band will plan to perform in Las Vegas following the release...but due to logistics, this will never actually happen. The lead single will be performed at a handful of regular shows, while the rest of the setlist is filled out with tracks from NS and Ritual, plus "Just Because" and "Superhero".

Underwater Ghosts tracklist:

1) Hydroponic
2) Magic Bliss (From an Asian Girl's Kiss)
3) Underwater Ghosts
4) Bam!
5) Crystal Shores
6) Artificial Social Life
7) The Imposter (4 Strings of Deceit)
8) She's Real
9) Kind Heaven II
10) Rebel Souls of Los Angeles

"Magic Bliss (From an Asian Girl's Kiss)" is the best song title I have heard in YEARS. For real.

I refuse to live in a world where Jane's doesn't finally finish and unleash the songs "top dog" and "oh! magic" on an album.

Noonesshocking wrote:I refuse to live in a world where Jane's doesn't finally finish and unleash the songs "top dog" and "oh! magic" on an album.

"Oh! Magic" became "Magic Bliss (From an Asian Girl's Kiss)".

Seriously though, I COMPLETELY forgot those track names even existed. I need a refresher...were those names leaked during the Duff era?

Tyler Durden wrote:There will be another Jane's album at some point over these next 10 years...

Perry will take the family to the beach so he can go surfing (one last time) and while arriving, he will cross paths with Eric. Eric will inadvertently take Perry's claimed parking spot...then Perry will get all butthurt and decide to make Dave and Stephen record 10 songs about it.

The first single will be "Magic Bliss (From an Asian Girl's Kiss)", from the album Underwater Ghosts. There will be a theatrical, multi-media component to accompany the album that the band will plan to perform in Las Vegas following the release...but due to logistics, this will never actually happen. The lead single will be performed at a handful of regular shows, while the rest of the setlist is filled out with tracks from NS and Ritual, plus "Just Because" and "Superhero".

Underwater Ghosts tracklist:

1) Hydroponic
2) Magic Bliss (From an Asian Girl's Kiss)
3) Underwater Ghosts
4) Bam!
5) Crystal Shores
6) Artificial Social Life
7) The Imposter (4 Strings of Deceit)
8) She's Real
9) Kind Heaven II
10) Rebel Souls of Los Angeles

That's hysterical! BAM! She's Real! Dude you nailed those tracks!

So speaking of albums, I haven't listened to TGEA in a very long time. I recently played the whole thing through on a drive and I must admit it wasn't terrible. I actually love Underground.

bman wrote:

Tyler Durden wrote:There will be another Jane's album at some point over these next 10 years...

Perry will take the family to the beach so he can go surfing (one last time) and while arriving, he will cross paths with Eric. Eric will inadvertently take Perry's claimed parking spot...then Perry will get all butthurt and decide to make Dave and Stephen record 10 songs about it.

The first single will be "Magic Bliss (From an Asian Girl's Kiss)", from the album Underwater Ghosts. There will be a theatrical, multi-media component to accompany the album that the band will plan to perform in Las Vegas following the release...but due to logistics, this will never actually happen. The lead single will be performed at a handful of regular shows, while the rest of the setlist is filled out with tracks from NS and Ritual, plus "Just Because" and "Superhero".

Underwater Ghosts tracklist:

1) Hydroponic
2) Magic Bliss (From an Asian Girl's Kiss)
3) Underwater Ghosts
4) Bam!
5) Crystal Shores
6) Artificial Social Life
7) The Imposter (4 Strings of Deceit)
8) She's Real
9) Kind Heaven II
10) Rebel Souls of Los Angeles

That's hysterical! BAM! She's Real! Dude you nailed those tracks!

So speaking of albums, I haven't listened to TGEA in a very long time. I recently played the whole thing through on a drive and I must admit it wasn't terrible. I actually love Underground.

I liked Underground quite a bit. I also adored the music on Irresistible Force. Twisted Tales was a C+. Splash A little Water was a C. I don't remember caring about anything else on there.

IF ts the only good song on there

I just revisited it. Man there's some really forgettable crap on there. Curiosity Kills? I'll Hit You Back? I forgot those songs existed. End to the Lies is so pathetically stupid.

Noonesshocking wrote:I refuse to live in a world where Jane's doesn't finally finish and unleash the songs "top dog" and "oh! magic" on an album.

Hahahha

The music on TGEA is solid. Not Janes 1.0 magic, but still pretty good for what they're going for (commercial alt-rock). And Perry sounds fine. It's just the awful lyrics (particularly on End to the Lies and Irresistible Force) that are terrible and drag it all down.
I wouldn't have high hopes for another album, but I'd be excited to check it out, regardless.

I liked everything on TGEA except the 3 Duff tracks, which all sound like TPC throwaways.

I also like some of the music on Hit Ya Back and Curiosity Kills, especially the intro music. But the lyrics ruin those songs.

"Underground" is easily the best song on TGEA.

But in general, Jane's reached the Starship era of their career a while ago. If "Mountain Song" is their "White Rabbit", then "Superhero" is most certainly their "We Built This City".