Originally posted by LikeASong
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So, what are you going to be say now?
Originally posted by yeahFor me it's on par with Zooropa/Zoomerang/New Zooland
Originally posted by yeahTo answer your points:
1st: It IS a gem.
Originally posted by yeah2nd. The tour was the consequent development of ZooTV. From a satire of television and media to a satire of consumerism. From a big TV show to a big Supermarket.
Originally posted by yeah3rd. I don't think that too much was sampled, maybe a little more than on other tours but not too much. The live versions of the Pop songs are rather stripped down.
Originally posted by yeah4th. That might be a point. Although there are very few shows where his voice was really bad. Being there, the shows weren't painful to listen to at all (at least those I've been to). Who the hell did tell you that?
Originally posted by LikeASong
Which kind of argument is that
Originally posted by LikeASongthe Album which PoPMart supports is not a gem. Still being good, [...] but it's not their best.
Originally posted by LikeASongit's still a poor imitation of Zoo TV
Originally posted by LikeASong
I think that about the 95% of Mofo and Discoteque was pre-recorded... The rest of the songs, also had a pre-recorded background
Originally posted by LikeASong
Originally posted by yeah: To answer your points:
1st: It IS a gem.
Which kind of argument is that? Of course I understand you like it, but you can't say "it IS" as if you had the absolute truth on your keyboard...
Originally posted by LikeASongHumm... I think that about the 95% of Mofo and Discoteque was pre-recorded... The rest of the songs, also had a pre-recorded background (you as a trader should know it, in the SBD recordings the samples are clear as water...).
Originally posted by germcevoypre-recorded vocals?. I know they add loops and keyboard parts and stuff but vocals?
Originally posted by yeah[..]
It's no major parts, no lip synching or anything.
But listen to the chorus of Beautiful Day on Live 8 for an example.