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Grunt Posts: 73Location: RussiaJoined: Wed Jan 14, 2015 9:59 pm
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Arie wrote: live4ever2008 wrote: I know its from quite a while back now but in this interview from Korg back in 2004 (http://www.korg.co.uk/artists/liam_howlett.asp), Liam mentions... "The microKORG, in particular, features heavily on the album. 'It's certainly a bit of gear that has really helped me to write. It was really good when I needed a bass or a sub sound. It provided the bass on Girls (the electro influenced track which is the first single) plus a lot of sub stuff that is tucked under tracks to give them more body - sub bass on Memphis Bells, sub on Wake Up, some topline too. Also, it has this cool noise like a Human League noise that came out on To The End and Spitfire." Just out of curiosity, what was the track 'TO THE END'??? was it an early title for one the the tracks or did it get dropped from the final tracklisting??  See my website  Really.  https://web.archive.org/web/20090825124 ... tracks.htm This is your friend Liam, who gave you the CDr w/ Narayan (Edit) and 'Invaders Must Die' test-press vinyl by mail, confirmed to you that the information is 100%?  The fact is that this track is not mentioned anywhere except this interview. Most likely, when reporters transferred interview from audio to text, they made a mistake. The correct text should look something like this: "Also, it has this cool noise like a Human League noise that came out into the end in Spitfire". (2:53) https://youtu.be/aQZDbBGBJsM?t=173 So, the track "To The End" never existed. |
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Deefrex wrote: Arie wrote: live4ever2008 wrote: I know its from quite a while back now but in this interview from Korg back in 2004 (http://www.korg.co.uk/artists/liam_howlett.asp), Liam mentions... "The microKORG, in particular, features heavily on the album. 'It's certainly a bit of gear that has really helped me to write. It was really good when I needed a bass or a sub sound. It provided the bass on Girls (the electro influenced track which is the first single) plus a lot of sub stuff that is tucked under tracks to give them more body - sub bass on Memphis Bells, sub on Wake Up, some topline too. Also, it has this cool noise like a Human League noise that came out on To The End and Spitfire." Just out of curiosity, what was the track 'TO THE END'??? was it an early title for one the the tracks or did it get dropped from the final tracklisting?? See my website Really. https://web.archive.org/web/20090825124 ... tracks.htm This is your friend Liam, who gave you the CDr w/ Narayan (Edit) and 'Invaders Must Die' test-press vinyl by mail, confirmed to you that the information is 100%? The fact is that this track is not mentioned anywhere except this interview. Most likely, when reporters transferred interview from audio to text, they made a mistake. The correct text should look something like this: "Also, it has this cool noise like a Human League noise that came out into the end in Spitfire". (2:53) https://youtu.be/aQZDbBGBJsM?t=173 So, the track "To The End" never existed. Please post this in the topic regarding the Excel sheet with all tracks, so that it can be removed if confirmed to be written down wrong by the interviewer. As already stated in a PM to you, my list was based on interviews and such, so if an interview gets it wrong, the information ends up wrong everywhere else too obviously. Please stop kicking up old topics.
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