don't really care what song...just that very first recording session...see how "up" or "psyched" they were
or even how nervous/confident they were
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Sebastian
[QUOTE] [b]cmsdrums wrote:[/b]
Without wanting to sound unappreciative of Sebastian's fine work, but 63.64% of News of the World has multi-layered vocals?!! [/QUOTE]
Yes:
* We Will Rock You (choruses).
* We Are the Champions (lift + chorus).
* All Dead All Dead (choruses, especially the last one).
* Get Down Make Love (choruses).
* Sleeping on the Sidewalk (3rd chorus).
* Who Needs You (before the solo + last middle-eight).
* It's Late (choruses).
That's 7 songs out of 11. 7*100/11 = 63.6363636363...%, which is traditionally rounded up to 63.64% because the third decimal (6) is equal or larger than 5, which means it's closer to 63.64% than to 63.63%.
Of course, you could argue that the 'oh's and 'ah's on 'Fight from the Inside' are multi-layered... which I disagree with, but even in that case, it'd be 72.73% - still far less reliance on multi-layered vocals than 'The Game'.
Without wanting to sound unappreciative of Sebastian's fine work, but 63.64% of News of the World has multi-layered vocals?!! [/QUOTE]
Yes:
* We Will Rock You (choruses).
* We Are the Champions (lift + chorus).
* All Dead All Dead (choruses, especially the last one).
* Get Down Make Love (choruses).
* Sleeping on the Sidewalk (3rd chorus).
* Who Needs You (before the solo + last middle-eight).
* It's Late (choruses).
That's 7 songs out of 11. 7*100/11 = 63.6363636363...%, which is traditionally rounded up to 63.64% because the third decimal (6) is equal or larger than 5, which means it's closer to 63.64% than to 63.63%.
Of course, you could argue that the 'oh's and 'ah's on 'Fight from the Inside' are multi-layered... which I disagree with, but even in that case, it'd be 72.73% - still far less reliance on multi-layered vocals than 'The Game'.
cmsdrums
Depends on your measurement though... you could do it by the length (in mins/secs) of each multi layered part in relation to the length of that song, or in relation to the album as a whole, and come up with a different percentage? Not knocking it at all as I use your info regularly and admire and repect your dedication. :-)
Sebastian
[QUOTE] [b]cmsdrums wrote:[/b]
Depends on your measurement though... you could do it by the length (in mins/secs) of each multi layered part in relation to the length of that song, or in relation to the album as a whole, and come up with a different percentage?[/QUOTE]
Yes, absolutely. I think a better way to rephrase it would be: 'The Game has a larger percentage of tracks with multi-layered vocals than both Jazz and NOTW.'
Depends on your measurement though... you could do it by the length (in mins/secs) of each multi layered part in relation to the length of that song, or in relation to the album as a whole, and come up with a different percentage?[/QUOTE]
Yes, absolutely. I think a better way to rephrase it would be: 'The Game has a larger percentage of tracks with multi-layered vocals than both Jazz and NOTW.'
Saint Jiub
Good Company
FreddieCat
[QUOTE] [b]cmsdrums wrote:[/b]
Body Language - just to see Roger, Brian and John's reaction when Freddie said "listen to this beauty - this is a 'definite' for the album"!!![/QUOTE]
Vid for this one is unspeakably delicious!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhiCmOe5GCw
Body Language - just to see Roger, Brian and John's reaction when Freddie said "listen to this beauty - this is a 'definite' for the album"!!![/QUOTE]
Vid for this one is unspeakably delicious!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhiCmOe5GCw
Wiley
[QUOTE] [b]Panchgani wrote:[/b]
Good Company[/QUOTE]
As much as I love Dr. Bri and appreciate that song, I would be bored by the third or fourth consecutive day of him putting it together.
I wouldn't say the same about BoRhap or Somebody To Love as I think it could have been fun to see them record the vocals where it's the three of them singing as opposed to a single member multilayering something (Brian/guitars, Freddie/vocals).
Maybe some rocker for me... I will go for Rock it (Prive Jive) just because I love the track and I would get to hear both Rog and Fred's versions separately.
Good Company[/QUOTE]
As much as I love Dr. Bri and appreciate that song, I would be bored by the third or fourth consecutive day of him putting it together.
I wouldn't say the same about BoRhap or Somebody To Love as I think it could have been fun to see them record the vocals where it's the three of them singing as opposed to a single member multilayering something (Brian/guitars, Freddie/vocals).
Maybe some rocker for me... I will go for Rock it (Prive Jive) just because I love the track and I would get to hear both Rog and Fred's versions separately.