Check the last seconds of the song, afrter 07:00What disturbing sound? I mean 3)?
And I think 2) is just Nicko playing like not-machine, as he does
Oh yeah
You always listen to music this loud? I had to up the volume as high as it gets
Or maybe you have younger ears
Btw, at the same time you can hear sustain-vibrato on left (electric) guitar, with some fret noise, which is cool AF
The noise at the very end reminds me of a Geiger-Muller counter, maybe the song was recorded in a harsh environmentThis is not bad at all, it gets better after a few listens. It demonstrates the divercity of the album. However I can't get over 3 facts:
1) The self plagiarism
2) The tempo change on 6:00, probably due to bad pasting/aditing
3) The disturbing sound, maybe some accidental palm muting during the last seconds of the song.
Then again we had worse such cases in the past
I presume Janick plays the acoustic, I don't think he would care about such "artifacts", in fact he may have insisted to leave it inhaha, I am just obsessed with getting the best audio quality, so I am also using different set of headphones. Now that you mention it, it might be the fret noise of the acoustic on the right side. Damn, it should be illegal for someone to enjoy an album so much!!!!!
I presume Janick plays the acoustic, I don't think he would care about such "artifacts", in fact he may have insisted to leave it in
Also, he accentuates the note at 6:57 a little too much, but it sounds more "live" that way
The songs are so good (IMO) that it doesn't really bother me. They've been there, done that (SIT and SSOSS). It is kind of funny though. Senjutsu is so elaborate and thought out, while being loose (in a good way). And trust me I am not saying that to avoid being as hated in here!Well if you expect Maiden to sound perfect and uniform in studio as that album in your avatar, ain't gonna happen
Best song on the album... I mean Cherub Rock not The Time Machine.The guy from Licks Of The Beast used that as a reference, after the intro, and it makes sense:
I will gently again remind people - there is no such thing as "self-plagiarism". One cannot steal what one owns, and music shouldn't exist in a monolith where what came before cannot be referenced and re-used.
I agree, but, for common understanding, it is, unfortunately, applied.I will gently again remind people - there is no such thing as "self-plagiarism". One cannot steal what one owns, and music shouldn't exist in a monolith where what came before cannot be referenced and re-used.
That's far less frequent than people usually believe, like 2 or 3 songs per album on classic albums. I think SIT is the main offender with 4Maiden used the exact same gallop-rhythm on every album in the 80's
Yes, but what would reused parts be worth to the listener, musically? Usually nothing. It's not a reference or a callback, it's almost identical in some cases.I will gently again remind people - there is no such thing as "self-plagiarism". One cannot steal what one owns, and music shouldn't exist in a monolith where what came before cannot be referenced and re-used.
06) The Time Machine (Gers/Harris) - 7:09Im wondering the order of the solos from 4:30....its gers/murray/smith