Noticing The Little Things On The Last Hero
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Bell was used in Show Me a Sign and in Addicted to Pain. It was cheesy then and it is cheesy now.
My favorite moment on the album is the quiet part in This Side of Fate, which reminds me a lot a melody from old french movie "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg".
My favorite moment on the album is the quiet part in This Side of Fate, which reminds me a lot a melody from old french movie "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg".
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Oh yeah, Show Me A Sign was the one I was thinking of. Didn't even think of the Addicted intro.
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I thought it worked well in the Addicted to Pain intro.
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Borrowed from my album review;
- Those higher pitched guitar lines in the mix of Crows’ chorus @1:12-1:17
- The long drone in the mix of the pre-chorus in Symphony of Agony @1:00-1:15
- Marks backing vocal “HEY” in the mix of The Other Side’s chorus @1:45-1:48
- Myles’ backing vocalizations in the outro of The Writing On The Wall @4:10-4:27
- The higher pitched guitars in the mix of Cradle @0:53-0:59 & @1:59-2:05
- The higher pitched guitars in the mix of Losing Patience @2:55-3:10
- Myles’ backing vocal “it’s your own” in Losing Patience @3:41ish
- Myles does the same high note in the mix of TSOF as he does in the foreground @4:34, whether it was the same take and layered or different takes is up for interpretation.
- The high pitched guitar in the mix of the intro to You Will Be Remembered @0:27-0:53
- Those higher pitched guitar lines in the mix of Crows’ chorus @1:12-1:17
- The long drone in the mix of the pre-chorus in Symphony of Agony @1:00-1:15
- Marks backing vocal “HEY” in the mix of The Other Side’s chorus @1:45-1:48
- Myles’ backing vocalizations in the outro of The Writing On The Wall @4:10-4:27
- The higher pitched guitars in the mix of Cradle @0:53-0:59 & @1:59-2:05
- The higher pitched guitars in the mix of Losing Patience @2:55-3:10
- Myles’ backing vocal “it’s your own” in Losing Patience @3:41ish
- Myles does the same high note in the mix of TSOF as he does in the foreground @4:34, whether it was the same take and layered or different takes is up for interpretation.
- The high pitched guitar in the mix of the intro to You Will Be Remembered @0:27-0:53
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In the background mix of Poison In Your Veins, it sounds like Myles does a high note around 2:40. Am I hearing things?
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. The way Flip changes up the drums afte each measure of the intro in The Other Side. Double bass pedal on the third one, and that double hit on the last just makes the main riff open up SO heavy!
. Those bass dives in the intro of Poison In Your Veins
. THAT PINCH HARMONIC to start the Crows On A Wire solo - unreal!
. There's no mention of "island of fools" until the very last line of the song. Not sure why but I thought that was cool.
. Those bass dives in the intro of Poison In Your Veins
. THAT PINCH HARMONIC to start the Crows On A Wire solo - unreal!
. There's no mention of "island of fools" until the very last line of the song. Not sure why but I thought that was cool.
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I like that the "a second chance to turn the page" line in Losing Patience seems to be a direct reference to Eden.
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That is cool! I really dislike Losing Patience, but it's still really interesting to hear Myles directly open up about his post-MF4 experience. At least it's got good lyrics.Ubik wrote:I like that the "a second chance to turn the page" line in Losing Patience seems to be a direct reference to Eden.
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Good catch, hadn't thought about that.Ubik wrote:I like that the "a second chance to turn the page" line in Losing Patience seems to be a direct reference to Eden.
anguyen92 wrote:Oh well. Deal with it.
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You will be remembered...
In the bridge when myles sings "you'll be remembered your still ALI-IIIIIIVE"
"And in the end all you SACRIFI-IIIIICE"
Awesome!!
In the bridge when myles sings "you'll be remembered your still ALI-IIIIIIVE"
"And in the end all you SACRIFI-IIIIICE"
Awesome!!
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-In Show Me a Leader, the band staccatos all the triplets in the chorus the whole song but doesn't staccato them the last time through. For some reason my brain wanted that to be reversed so it was a cool surprise.
-The infamous Myles Echo was nowhere to be found in Breathe which was a pleasant surprise.
-This Side of Fate, hearing Myles singing over a clean guitar and nothing else with no effects (until the unneeded echo). It stuck out in a good way.
-The infamous Myles Echo was nowhere to be found in Breathe which was a pleasant surprise.
-This Side of Fate, hearing Myles singing over a clean guitar and nothing else with no effects (until the unneeded echo). It stuck out in a good way.
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The drum patterns, especially the kick drum, in the Poison In Your Veins chorus. So damn infectious. Love it.
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I just realized that the song The Last Hero is a lot like Fortress - not just that it's the last song and the title track, but that it's going to be a grower. I wasn't blown away by Fortress the first time I heard it but even now, I still get more out of it every time I listen. TLH is already starting to do that. One thing I noticed about it that may be helping is that it doesn't sound overproduced like the rest of the album - Myles vocals are not layered throughout most of the song, Mark's harmonies are clearer and used properly, and I can even hear the bass pretty well.
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Cradle to the grave...
"The brevity of RIFE"
Why do I always hear the annoying things!
"The brevity of RIFE"
Why do I always hear the annoying things!
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You're not alone in that one. I definitely hear Rife.benjoAB wrote:Cradle to the grave...
"The brevity of RIFE"
Why do I always hear the annoying things!
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Man I agree 1000%. Love hearing Mark so well in the chorus.WaywardOne wrote:I just realized that the song The Last Hero is a lot like Fortress - not just that it's the last song and the title track, but that it's going to be a grower. I wasn't blown away by Fortress the first time I heard it but even now, I still get more out of it every time I listen. TLH is already starting to do that. One thing I noticed about it that may be helping is that it doesn't sound overproduced like the rest of the album - Myles vocals are not layered throughout most of the song, Mark's harmonies are clearer and used properly, and I can even hear the bass pretty well.
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- The higher pitched guitars in the mix of Losing Patience @2:55-3:10SHEAKENBAKEN wrote:Borrowed from my album review;
- Those higher pitched guitar lines in the mix of Crows’ chorus @1:12-1:17
- The long drone in the mix of the pre-chorus in Symphony of Agony @1:00-1:15
- Marks backing vocal “HEY” in the mix of The Other Side’s chorus @1:45-1:48
- Myles’ backing vocalizations in the outro of The Writing On The Wall @4:10-4:27
- The higher pitched guitars in the mix of Cradle @0:53-0:59 & @1:59-2:05
- The higher pitched guitars in the mix of Losing Patience @2:55-3:10
- Myles’ backing vocal “it’s your own” in Losing Patience @3:41ish
- Myles does the same high note in the mix of TSOF as he does in the foreground @4:34, whether it was the same take and layered or different takes is up for interpretation.
- The high pitched guitar in the mix of the intro to You Will Be Remembered @0:27-0:53
NEVER would have heard that until you mentioned it. Awesome.
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First time I heard the chorus to Crows on A Wire, I swear to god I heard "clothes on a wire". Damn near ruined the song for me.benjoAB wrote:Cradle to the grave...
"The brevity of RIFE"
Why do I always hear the annoying things!
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Yeah. great catch, Shea. You do have to listen pretty carefully to hear it. I also love the palm muted descent and the faster palm muted (sixteenths?) at the middle and end of the verses of Losing Patience. I seem to be one of the few that really digs that song, but it is really fun to listen to.psycosquirrel789 wrote:- The higher pitched guitars in the mix of Losing Patience @2:55-3:10SHEAKENBAKEN wrote:Borrowed from my album review;
- Those higher pitched guitar lines in the mix of Crows’ chorus @1:12-1:17
- The long drone in the mix of the pre-chorus in Symphony of Agony @1:00-1:15
- Marks backing vocal “HEY” in the mix of The Other Side’s chorus @1:45-1:48
- Myles’ backing vocalizations in the outro of The Writing On The Wall @4:10-4:27
- The higher pitched guitars in the mix of Cradle @0:53-0:59 & @1:59-2:05
- The higher pitched guitars in the mix of Losing Patience @2:55-3:10
- Myles’ backing vocal “it’s your own” in Losing Patience @3:41ish
- Myles does the same high note in the mix of TSOF as he does in the foreground @4:34, whether it was the same take and layered or different takes is up for interpretation.
- The high pitched guitar in the mix of the intro to You Will Be Remembered @0:27-0:53
NEVER would have heard that until you mentioned it. Awesome.
I have to mentally strain myself and concentrate because Elvis is so bad. He literally makes the album a chore to listen to.
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They dry and perspire.slasherbridge wrote: First time I heard the chorus to Crows on A Wire, I swear to god I heard "clothes on a wire". Damn near ruined the song for me.
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