New BT album - These Hopeful Machines

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Re: New BT album - These Hopeful Machines

Post by nebulae » Sat Apr 03, 2010 3:16 am

Tarekith wrote:Mainly just deleted anything that sounded like a verse or a chorus.
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Re: New BT album - These Hopeful Machines

Post by aisling » Sat Apr 03, 2010 2:26 pm

I am either getting old, have ADD, or time/society is just moving to fast. I remember not liking BT, compared to my "tarnce" music of choice way back in the mid 90's.... I know and respect his talent, but our vibes just never were in sync. Maybe he needs to put a Buddha or some metaphysical shit on an album cover, and my subconsciousness will reconsider.
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Re: New BT album - These Hopeful Machines

Post by beats me » Mon Apr 05, 2010 1:37 am

Tarekith wrote:Mainly just deleted anything that sounded like a verse or a chorus.
8O Interesting concept. I quite enjoyed it but at low volume there were some sections where I thought it was done because there wasn't a lot going on for quite awhile.
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Re: New BT album - These Hopeful Machines

Post by Tarekith » Mon Apr 05, 2010 2:41 am

beats me wrote:there were some sections where I thought it was done because there wasn't a lot going on for quite awhile.
That's just the way the songs are, some of them have really long and quiet fade outs.
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