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Rick wrote:He nailed Who's Crying Now.
Since 78 wrote:Rick wrote:He nailed Who's Crying Now.
Totally!!! Its the only one I cant tell the difference on!
Rick wrote:He nailed Who's Crying Now.
Perrydise wrote:Since 78 wrote:Rick wrote:He nailed Who's Crying Now.
Totally!!! Its the only one I cant tell the difference on!
But...but...but I thought he doesnt sound like Perry
Rick wrote:He nailed Who's Crying Now.
Greg wrote:Yeah, hate the re-records! Sorry, they're horrible. I've given the whole CD several listens and it's just insane to choose these versions over anything Perry has done.
Greg wrote:Yeah, hate the re-records! Sorry, they're horrible. I've given the whole CD several listens and it's just insane to choose these versions over anything Perry has done.
Rick wrote:Greg wrote:Yeah, hate the re-records! Sorry, they're horrible. I've given the whole CD several listens and it's just insane to choose these versions over anything Perry has done.
I'll never put anything vocally above Perry, and there is not one track on the remakes that is stronger than the originals, vocally. Musically, some of them sound cleaner, fresher and better. Some of them weren't as good. They admitted they were very rushed on disc 2, and it sure shows in places. The production on the first 3 Perry albums was pretty bad, so hearing those songs played crisp and clean is cool.
I agree, the only thing I dont like is the Wo s sound like woa. Only The Young was even betterRick wrote:He nailed Who's Crying Now.
Greg wrote:Yeah, hate the re-records! Sorry, they're horrible. I've given the whole CD several listens and it's just insane to choose these versions over anything Perry has done.
Rick wrote:Greg wrote:Yeah, hate the re-records! Sorry, they're horrible. I've given the whole CD several listens and it's just insane to choose these versions over anything Perry has done.
I'll never put anything vocally above Perry, and there is not one track on the remakes that is stronger than the originals, vocally.
Rick wrote:He nailed Who's Crying Now.
Gibby wrote:Greg wrote:Yeah, hate the re-records! Sorry, they're horrible. I've given the whole CD several listens and it's just insane to choose these versions over anything Perry has done.
Little bit over the top here. They are not horrible. I don't know why some people think we have to choose one version over the other. Arnel does a great job and the music itself just sounds better with today's production. I appreciate both versions.
Greg wrote:Yeah, hate the re-records! Sorry, they're horrible.
brywool wrote:Rick wrote:Greg wrote:Yeah, hate the re-records! Sorry, they're horrible. I've given the whole CD several listens and it's just insane to choose these versions over anything Perry has done.
I'll never put anything vocally above Perry, and there is not one track on the remakes that is stronger than the originals, vocally.
Only the Young is better than Perry's original version. Sorry, but it just is. The rest are a close second and that's some mighty big friggin' shoes to fill.
STORY_TELLER wrote:brywool wrote:Rick wrote:Greg wrote:Yeah, hate the re-records! Sorry, they're horrible. I've given the whole CD several listens and it's just insane to choose these versions over anything Perry has done.
I'll never put anything vocally above Perry, and there is not one track on the remakes that is stronger than the originals, vocally.
Only the Young is better than Perry's original version. Sorry, but it just is. The rest are a close second and that's some mighty big friggin' shoes to fill.
You are absolutely insane. Arnel has a great voice, no doubt, but his delivery doesn't touch the depth of Perry. THAT'S what's missing on every track of the rerecords. Only the Young and Who's Crying Now especially so, from the entire band. The performances are cold and lack the heart of the originals, but that's to be expected after 9 plus years of repetitive performance.
brywool wrote:STORY_TELLER wrote:brywool wrote:Rick wrote:Greg wrote:Yeah, hate the re-records! Sorry, they're horrible. I've given the whole CD several listens and it's just insane to choose these versions over anything Perry has done.
I'll never put anything vocally above Perry, and there is not one track on the remakes that is stronger than the originals, vocally.
Only the Young is better than Perry's original version. Sorry, but it just is. The rest are a close second and that's some mighty big friggin' shoes to fill.
You are absolutely insane. Arnel has a great voice, no doubt, but his delivery doesn't touch the depth of Perry. THAT'S what's missing on every track of the rerecords. Only the Young and Who's Crying Now especially so, from the entire band. The performances are cold and lack the heart of the originals, but that's to be expected after 9 plus years of repetitive performance.
"insane"- relax. I don't agree. The rest of them Perry cleans up, but OTY, I don't agree. No big deal. And I was discussing the vocal, not the band. I will say, regarding the band that the sounds on Separate Ways (cains) are not very good. I think it's that they're completely dry and the originals had a ton of reverb on them, but the keyboard parts come off sounding pretty weak.
Listening to these really makes you appreciate the role of the producer. Neal did a helluva job on the Hardline album. Best I EVER heard his guitar sound. Wish he'd have done these instead of Cain.
Rick wrote:He nailed Who's Crying Now.
scarygirl wrote:Rick wrote:He nailed Who's Crying Now.
I agree with that sentiment. Out of all the classics, he really nailed that mother.
Saint John wrote:
Not when he sings in his natural voice. The new material doesn't sound like Perry. Like A Sunshower does a bit.
Matthew wrote:Saint John wrote:
Not when he sings in his natural voice. The new material doesn't sound like Perry. Like A Sunshower does a bit.
Which songs do you think Arnel is singing in his natural voice? Change For The Better maybe?
Saint John wrote:Matthew wrote:Saint John wrote:
Not when he sings in his natural voice. The new material doesn't sound like Perry. Like A Sunshower does a bit.
Which songs do you think Arnel is singing in his natural voice? Change For The Better maybe?
Pretty much all of them with the exception of Like A Sunshower...where he went for a retro sound and evokes memories of a young Perry. Had they wanted this album to sound like Perry was on it they could have done just that. They opted not to. No one will think Perry is on this album. They distanced themselves from him with this release.
Matthew wrote:scarygirl wrote:Rick wrote:He nailed Who's Crying Now.
I agree with that sentiment. Out of all the classics, he really nailed that mother.
He copies it almost exactly. But why is this to be applauded?
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