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Post by Richie on Mar 31, 2009 0:48:22 GMT -5
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Post by jules on Jul 14, 2009 18:44:11 GMT -5
This one almost went under the radar, well I sort of forgot to mention it in passing. Good album with excellent arrangements.
It almost starts sounding like the music from a classic spagetti western (well not really but it the only way I can describe the Hazelwoodness of some of it), but its much more passionate to be that way.
It has such a great vibe, similar to the LSP stuff, but not, if you get the drift.
"Lush" perhaps.
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Post by jules on Jul 15, 2009 11:30:29 GMT -5
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Post by Richie on Jul 17, 2009 14:49:26 GMT -5
This one almost went under the radar yikes youre right, i have been enjoying it though! i wasn't too sure how it would turn out being "london" wasn't my favorite, but the album really impressed me. and of course the arrangements are beautiful... |
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Post by jules on Jul 19, 2009 15:57:47 GMT -5
This one almost went under the radar yikes youre right, i have been enjoying it though! i wasn't too sure how it would turn out being "london" wasn't my favorite, but the album really impressed me. and of course the arrangements are beautiful... I'd not really taken much attention of them before Owen did the arrangements, but listening to some earlier stuff you can tell it had potential, but to me was missing that little something that would lift it out of the pack. I'll be very interested to hear what a second Last Shadow Puppets album would sound like sans Owens arrangements, although obviously I'd prefer one with him. It difficult to really known whether what Owen brings is really as amazing as I think; I mean would the songs stand up as well with another arranger? Also given that I've never disliked another Owen has been involved with, does this mean that Owen could re-arrange "Agadoo" by Black Lace and make me like that as well (No Owen it's not a challenge  ) |
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