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Anyone else see a correlation in the drums/cymbals?
Maybe I'm reaching.
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I see what you're getting at... but that's tenuous. In the same way that people thought New Seeds might be related to audiotrack 14a. Or how the sample of Circle sounds like the eerie synth pad progression in the background of An Eagle in Your Mind. Certain unreleased tracks share similarities with official releases, but there's no strong correlation, just wishful thinking for the most part I think.
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no no the way I see it...is that you know...for example tracks that in the early days appred on multiple releases ...and maybe that in the newer releases instead of taking over whole tracks...they used parts of it instead which could lead to a thinking that the newer tracks MIGHT be a "rework" of the older tracks
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Yeah That's Right wrote:I see what you're getting at... but that's tenuous. In the same way that people thought New Seeds might be related to audiotrack 14a. Or how the sample of Circle sounds like the eerie synth pad progression in the background of An Eagle in Your Mind. Certain unreleased tracks share similarities with official releases, but there's no strong correlation, just wishful thinking for the most part I think.
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Yeah That's Right wrote:In the same way that people thought New Seeds might be related to Audiotrack 14a.
They said in an interview that some of the new material harkened all the way back to their early material. Although they did not elaborate, it is clear there is old material contained in TH. I don't really hear it, but I won't lie and say I tried very hard.
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Dayvan Cowboy is clearly based on XYZ.
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I agree with the XYZ similarities, but you could also say that bit of XYZ is a bit like reach for the dead.
Wouldnt You Like To Be Free is somewhere inbetween R35TT / A07 (guitars) and B16 (Exact same drum loop!)
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it's also somewhere inbetween block-rockin and flippin sweet
oh no wonder, r35tt :D *goes to change r35tt side a folder name to blockrockin and side b to flippinsweet*
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Yeah That's Right wrote:Or how the sample of Circle sounds like the eerie synth pad progression in the background of An Eagle in Your Mind.
I was just listening to Slow This Bird Down and thought the intro sounded a lot like the Circle sample.
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Techboy wrote:I agree with the XYZ similarities, but you could also say that bit of XYZ is a bit like reach for the dead.
Wouldnt You Like To Be Free is somewhere inbetween R35TT / A07 (guitars) and B16 (Exact same drum loop!)
Naah, I'm only talking about that guitar part.
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