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RanaldoNecro 05.01.2008 08:37 AM

but why does JO need an opportunity like that if he can do and has done whatever he wants whenever he wants

BECAUSE ITS NOT GOING TO BE HEARD.


I delve further into his catalogue and check them out....

Everyneurotic 05.01.2008 09:41 AM

jim o' was going to be star and he blew it...

RanaldoNecro 05.01.2008 11:05 AM

Everyneurotic is from Mexico

therefore

He must be a corrupt drug Lord who mercilessly kills poor pesent children

Rob Instigator 05.01.2008 11:19 AM

"corrupt drug lord" is redundant!

mexican chicks got some sweet ass.

Everyneurotic 05.01.2008 11:21 AM

you're attempting to troll me?

cute.

by the way, what's a "pesent"?

Rob Instigator 05.01.2008 11:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ArthurDoyleHandCream
I don't think Muray Street would be the same without Jim.


it might have actually ROCKED

Rob Instigator 05.01.2008 11:56 AM

 

HECKLER SPRAY 05.01.2008 12:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RanaldoNecro
I don't really have any comment on him. NYC Flowers and ghosts and Sonic Nurse and both fantastic & my favs

but

leaving a band like SY is the biggest act of wankerdom ever.

Thanks for this post, man.

HECKLER SPRAY 05.01.2008 12:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob Instigator
I don;t see how Jim did anything to alter SY's sound. he was more about teaching them how to record things in thjeir studio on a digital level.

He helped live, which was always cool, but i do not see how the sonic youth was altered by his presence. it was cool though.

Agree. I don't catch his musical contribution in Murray St and Sonic Nurse. Fisrt time I listened to them, I 've thought Jim just recorded them.
Do you hear any difference in the guitars' tuning between NYC ghosts... and Murray Street ?

RanaldoNecro 05.01.2008 01:46 PM

"pesent"

or "peasent" is a person who refuses to embrace the modern world. Many are from European origin.

They are probably right in their worldview because they get to avoid semantic Nazis and logic defying posters like Everyneurotic. Whose need to attack on consequence-free internet forums is related to a host of other issues...

Which can be concluded (from a brief foray into his want bootleg list) are rooted in issues of bands and years.

For example he is looking for a Megadeath music only from 1983 to 1997 and Pink Floyd (especially from 1969-1972). So it seems he indicating to the rest of us that he is not a 'sell out'.

In fact he never had the chance to sell out....

See pesent

or

peasent

Everyneurotic 05.01.2008 02:40 PM

i think you mean "peasant" and your definition is an interesting one but not the right one.

well, first of all, i wasn't attacking you, i was merely noting that your logic for success is retarded since jim o'rourke is one of the most brilliant minds to come out of the music scene during the 90's and is recognized as such which i think many of us think defines "success" more than record sales or articles in glossy magazines.

and for your information: megadeth was in a major label for their whole career and i like many of their 90's "pop" albums. and pink floyd i like them best when they were doing long songs with noise and delay instead of cutesy psych pop or grandiose stadium rock.

look, you are obviously a 13 year old or something (at least mentally) that just realized there's music outside of american idol but still thinks getting a record contract means success.

it's not your fault, you'll grow out of it.

RanaldoNecro 05.01.2008 02:52 PM

Are you speaking to me or yourself?

Everyneurotic 05.01.2008 03:04 PM

i know how to spell peasant and what it means.

Rob Instigator 05.01.2008 05:28 PM

 

scott v 05.01.2008 05:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob Instigator
I don;t see how Jim did anything to alter SY's sound. he was more about teaching them how to record things in thjeir studio on a digital level.

He helped live, which was always cool, but i do not see how the sonic youth was altered by his presence. it was cool though.


some of the lead riffs on murray street and sonic nurse are jim's and not just lee's or thurston's...so he didn't alter their sound but he did play a contributing role in the songwriting dept.!

Trasher02 05.01.2008 06:00 PM

I think Jim really brought a lot to Sonic Nurse and Murray street everything kinda went downhill after he left. He was my favorite member when he was in the band.

✌➬ 05.02.2008 01:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RanaldoNecro
is it wrong to do what you want, even if you have this opportunity in front of you

Of course its not wrong. All I'm saying is that there are not many opportunites like that.


I still don't get your point of view.

It also seems asinine to attack everyneurotic with stereotypes?

SugarMountain 05.02.2008 05:31 AM

All I know is Murray Street, and Sonic Nurse are my favourite SY records
how much Jim had to do with them sounding the way they do I can't say but they do seem to police themselves a little better on those records if that makes sense, very subtle records

RanaldoNecro 05.03.2008 10:20 AM

I see Murray Street and Sonic Nurse as companion pieces. Like NYC F&G and 1000 leaves.

They really are a departure from early to mid 90's Sonic stuff. Murray Street is really hard to grasp. In a few years Murray Street might be seen as a benchmark album. It seems to carry some new century nostalgia....

batreleaser 05.03.2008 11:20 AM

how is murray street hard to grasp? its one of their most accesible and prettiest ablums. i love it, but shit, thatd be one of the first ones i reccomend to someone not into to underground music and trying to get into sy.

HECKLER SPRAY 05.03.2008 11:24 AM

but it's hard for a early SY fan to get into this album.

RanaldoNecro 05.03.2008 03:21 PM

Thats what i meant....

Rather Ripped is acessable IMO


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