I would assume that whomever produces the tracks for her album, just found this song them self and then made her sing over it. i doubt she is actually a fan of boc.
Based on what? She's a pop/R&B artist? She's Beyonce's sister? She's a she?
Johnny Marr i read somewhere is a fan. Also read in an article once that the fella from the red hot chili peppers is a fan..the one with the false teeth. The comedian Bill Bailey is a fan. Coil were fans. Thom Yorke wishes he could make music half as good as BoC. Mogwai tried to get them for ATP. In some BoC interview they talk about success and the bizzare requests they get from established acts for remixes / production work. Here they say they've had offers from someone halfway between radiohead and God. My wild guess here is that they're taking the piss and referring to Bono. Wouldn't surprise me with his knack for latching onto / alligning himself with much more talented artists than he is. I'm sure they've had a few requests from people like this who are only trying to flatter themselves. Much like Aphex with Madonna
Fearless Flounder wrote:In some BoC interview they talk about success and the bizzare requests they get from established acts for remixes / production work. Here they say they've had offers from someone halfway between radiohead and God.
Think I read that interview, just before Campfire right? Seem to recall them saying Dave Grohl asked them to open for Foo Fighters but they were worried it wasn't the right crowd/ambience.
As to production work - somewhere between Radiohead and God? Yeah, U2 would fit. Especially given U2's relationship with Brian Eno. Not as daft as it might sound.
[quote="Mexicola]As to production work - somewhere between Radiohead and God? Yeah, U2 would fit. Especially given U2's relationship with Brian Eno. Not as daft as it might sound.[/quote]
Fearless Flounder wrote:In some BoC interview they talk about success and the bizzare requests they get from established acts for remixes / production work. Here they say they've had offers from someone halfway between radiohead and God.
Think I read that interview, just before Campfire right? Seem to recall them saying Dave Grohl asked them to open for Foo Fighters but they were worried it wasn't the right crowd/ambience.
As to production work - somewhere between Radiohead and God? Yeah, U2 would fit. Especially given U2's relationship with Brian Eno. Not as daft as it might sound.
Hehe...I reckon that'd be a tough crowd alright. Yep, I suppose there is the U2 / Eno connection. Eno can do very little wrong in my book but as far as his production on U2 records go, well you know what they say, that you can't polish shite
Kevin Ogilvie, aka Ogre, from Skinny Puppy is a huge fan. I saw a post of his on a board where he said he was in the process of hunting everything of theirs down.
Fearless Flounder wrote:Eno can do very little wrong in my book but as far as his production on U2 records go, well you know what they say, that you can't polish shite
He's had a go though. He produced the last Coldplay record after all.
Fearless Flounder wrote:In some BoC interview they talk about success and the bizzare requests they get from established acts for remixes / production work. Here they say they've had offers from someone halfway between radiohead and God.
Think I read that interview, just before Campfire right? Seem to recall them saying Dave Grohl asked them to open for Foo Fighters but they were worried it wasn't the right crowd/ambience.
As to production work - somewhere between Radiohead and God? Yeah, U2 would fit. Especially given U2's relationship with Brian Eno. Not as daft as it might sound.
Hehe...I reckon that'd be a tough crowd alright. Yep, I suppose there is the U2 / Eno connection. Eno can do very little wrong in my book but as far as his production on U2 records go, well you know what they say, that you can't polish shite
serious? the joshua tree is one of my favorite albums. i think it was done very well.
Fearless Flounder wrote:In some BoC interview they talk about success and the bizzare requests they get from established acts for remixes / production work. Here they say they've had offers from someone halfway between radiohead and God.
Think I read that interview, just before Campfire right? Seem to recall them saying Dave Grohl asked them to open for Foo Fighters but they were worried it wasn't the right crowd/ambience.
As to production work - somewhere between Radiohead and God? Yeah, U2 would fit. Especially given U2's relationship with Brian Eno. Not as daft as it might sound.
Hehe...I reckon that'd be a tough crowd alright. Yep, I suppose there is the U2 / Eno connection. Eno can do very little wrong in my book but as far as his production on U2 records go, well you know what they say, that you can't polish shite
serious? the joshua tree is one of my favorite albums. i think it was done very well.
They're one of those bands aren't they, that seem to polarise opinion. You either love em or hate em. I know a few people that disagree with me on that one. Ah well, debating the merits or flaws of bands and artists...it's not going to solve the worlds problems and it's all a bit pointless, but still it's good fun nevertheless
plex03 wrote:Kevin Ogilvie, aka Ogre, from Skinny Puppy is a huge fan. I saw a post of his on a board where he said he was in the process of hunting everything of theirs down.
That's awesome, I love Ogre! Where does he post?
"grand mistress of the grace note freedledeedee melodies" - Cupz, 2026
I would assume that whomever produces the tracks for her album, just found this song them self and then made her sing over it. i doubt she is actually a fan of boc.
Based on what? She's a pop/R&B artist? She's Beyonce's sister? She's a she?
Ridiculous statement.
as far as the pop/r&b singer thing goes, then yes i base my statement on that exactly. i am just assuming that she is as talentless as her sister and has songs produced for her, by some "hip hop producer". i dunno tho, she might be bumpin' roygbiv in her headphones as we speak.
