[rohcti]

Maybe it's a Rosie Oh version almost a decade early
Jk

[Stan]

Exciting stuff!

[Fovrodi]

This band still means so much to me

[wilandhugs]

Fovrodi wrote:

This band still means so much to me

everyday

a little bit stronger

[rohcti]

I'm incredibly addicted to this band currently

[headroom)))]

Amazing interview with Avey! Lots of Feels lore..
https://meowwolf.com/articles/interview-with-avey-tare

[jfw7]

SJ too! i wonder what piano samples were originally behind reverend green and safer?

[headroom)))]

I know! I wonder if Rev Green was also based on a Franz Liszt loop. Super intriguing...

[lhtd]

isn't the Safer sample present in the original live recordings? Sounds to my ears like it's actually a harp, and they replayed the melody in the studio on the piano.

[lhtd]

Also

has anyone else played around with the 'sing' mode on Apple Music? You can listen to a lot of AC songs as (mostly) instrumentals. Despite it apparently being AI, it does a pretty damn good job at removing vocals and revealing other sounds.

[TetsuoUnderFire]

So I was super late in finding out about New Psycho Actives Vol. 2 and I have to say - Summer Blaze is an excellent track. Seriously one of the most interesting productions in their catalog. The entire first half of it (I'm assuming Geo's contribution) sounds unlike anything else they've done, but in someway also shows hallmarks of the Music Box Village. I'm thinking Sundown with Cecil/Cecil at Sundown...whichever it was.
I really hope that they bring this tone and atmosphere with them into the next albums songs - especially Defeat. The strings from the Music Box Village version add so much to it.

[Hellomark]

Yeah Summer Blaze is amazing, good to see more people giving it love. I think it's the third section, with the piano and what sounds like some sort of emotional robot voice is so stunning and massive sounding, feels like a fluke that it ended up on such a low-key deep cut release.

[headroom)))]

Really looking forward to listening to this Live AC mix from beat maker/producer Maral.

https://www.dublab.com/archive/time-awa ... s-05-06-23

[Stan]

Wow, gonna listen later, cheers.

[Tropic]

Don't think I've ever heard the first song on that mix? What is it?

[toad]

the first mix on the maral is from the noah's ark (deakin & PB) japan performance ... such a cool selection

[headroom)))]

Listened to the mix falling asleep last night and it ruled! Great selection, a few versions I didn't hear before, and a ton of all time favorite choices. Some of the familiar ones sounded better sound quality wise than I remember. Wonder if she eq'd or mastered them? Big ups to Maral!!

[jfw7]

recently picked up a copy of the first Terrestrial Tones LP, doesn't it seem likely that the "Ham" credited for the cover photo is hisham bharoocha? discogs has the wrong credit

[blindmowing]

I’ve decided the second new AC album incoming is Spirit They’re Gone pt 2 where Avey returns to the woods with his guitars and electronics as an old man and reacquaints himself with his old forest friends, then after he finished the album he sent the album to Panda who did the drums from Portugal

[superspookyghost]

I need to dump this interview here because i keep losing it and then i have to really dig to find it again.

https://www.uncut.co.uk/features/animal ... bum-11716/

This is the source (though I don't know if it's the only source) for the information about Spirit and Panda's drums being inspired by Ocean Rain and Forever Changes which has needed a citation on Wikipedia for like 10 years now.

Avey also mentions reading short stories by Guy de Maupassant, which is where the inspiration for La Rapet comes from.

This contributes nothing - I just need to post this here so I can find it later and I know if I save it on my pc or any other medium I'm never going to remember where I put it

[wilandhugs]

superspookyghost wrote:

I need to dump this interview here because i keep losing it and then i have to really dig to find it again.

https://www.uncut.co.uk/features/animal ... bum-11716/

This is the source (though I don't know if it's the only source) for the information about Spirit and Panda's drums being inspired by Ocean Rain and Forever Changes which has needed a citation on Wikipedia for like 10 years now.

Avey also mentions reading short stories by Guy de Maupassant, which is where the inspiration for La Rapet comes from.

This contributes nothing - I just need to post this here so I can find it later and I know if I save it on my pc or any other medium I'm never going to remember where I put it

Aha thank you. The telephone game over the de Maupassant story is over. Also other great stuff in there.

[Slippi's Applesauce]

lmao they turned down a tour with the red hot chili peppers after feels? sounds ridiculous

[dansemanatee]

There's a part of the interview where Noah describes sung tongs as trying to do something similar to the kompakt pop ambients comps, always loved those i had no idea they directly influenced what might be my favorite album ever.

[dansemanatee]

Is that part about the red hot chili peppers real? no way they were asked to open for them in 2005

[superspookyghost]

dansemanatee wrote:

Is that part about the red hot chili peppers real? no way they were asked to open for them in 2005

It likely would have been 2006 after the success of Feels had been felt for a few months.

It may seem a little strange at first, but RHCP often finds an established band that is coming off the heels of their first sort of brush with mainstream success and likes to offer them supporting spots. Muse opened for RHCP after their first album and appearance at Woodstock '99, and Animal Collective played the same T in the Park Festival that RHCP did in 2006, which may have been a sort of similar exposure. RHCP played with a post-Yoshimi Flaming Lips, !!!, Sleigh Bells, the Vaccines pretty much right after their first album came out, etc. etc. I mean stylistically I feel like the two bands would go together about as well as oil and water, but RHCP has been touring with the Mars Volta for like 15 years now so I don't really think style concerns matter too much to them

[jusswerjk]

superspookyghost wrote:

dansemanatee wrote:

Is that part about the red hot chili peppers real? no way they were asked to open for them in 2005

It likely would have been 2006 after the success of Feels had been felt for a few months.

It may seem a little strange at first, but RHCP often finds an established band that is coming off the heels of their first sort of brush with mainstream success and likes to offer them supporting spots. Muse opened for RHCP after their first album and appearance at Woodstock '99, and Animal Collective played the same T in the Park Festival that RHCP did in 2006, which may have been a sort of similar exposure. RHCP played with a post-Yoshimi Flaming Lips, !!!, Sleigh Bells, the Vaccines pretty much right after their first album came out, etc. etc. I mean stylistically I feel like the two bands would go together about as well as oil and water, but RHCP has been touring with the Mars Volta for like 15 years now so I don't really think style concerns matter too much to them

You ever seen that picture of Anthony Kiedis wearing a DIIV shirt?

[Fovrodi]

It is nice to finally see a reliable source for Sung Tongs being an attempt at Kompakt Records with acoustic guitars

[superspookyghost]

jusswerjk wrote:

You ever seen that picture of Anthony Kiedis wearing a DIIV shirt?

yes, I think that was at some performance where they covered Radiohead's Pyramid Song while literally playing at the Great Pyramid of Giza, and I think that until you mentioned it, I sort of only remembered it as a fever dream

[zak]

anyone know the location of the image on the cover of a day with the homies?

[corrie]

I think it was a park in lisbon was it not? I remember someone posting the original picture at some point

[corrie]

I'm thinking of putting together an unnoficial animal crack box pt. 2, what would you guys recommend as inclusions for that, I'd like it if it was kinda definitive and pulled together everything unreleased/reworked that we have in 1 place so that anyone can access it easily
edit: i am sure this has been talked about/done in the past but i am not aware of it if so, so giving it a fresh go now , also I am very much open to solo inclusions as well

[jfw7]

zak wrote:

anyone know the location of the image on the cover of a day with the homies?

MrAirplane wrote:

Nice! I've been wanting to do that but hadn't gotten around to it. I checked out Principe Real Park at your suggestion and I think it was taken right next to the statue of Franca Borges and facing directly west.

https://goo.gl/maps/YpVzFG87kZk

basically the left side of this photo from 2015

src: https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserRev ... R329766568

[dansemanatee]

superspookyghost wrote:

dansemanatee wrote:

Is that part about the red hot chili peppers real? no way they were asked to open for them in 2005

It likely would have been 2006 after the success of Feels had been felt for a few months.

It may seem a little strange at first, but RHCP often finds an established band that is coming off the heels of their first sort of brush with mainstream success and likes to offer them supporting spots. Muse opened for RHCP after their first album and appearance at Woodstock '99, and Animal Collective played the same T in the Park Festival that RHCP did in 2006, which may have been a sort of similar exposure. RHCP played with a post-Yoshimi Flaming Lips, !!!, Sleigh Bells, the Vaccines pretty much right after their first album came out, etc. etc. I mean stylistically I feel like the two bands would go together about as well as oil and water, but RHCP has been touring with the Mars Volta for like 15 years now so I don't really think style concerns matter too much to them

that's pretty interesting actually. i went to a rhcp show once but it was just because the strokes were opening. thundercat played too but i missed his set. left as soon as the strokes finished

[dansemanatee]

corrie wrote:

I'm thinking of putting together an unnoficial animal crack box pt. 2, what would you guys recommend as inclusions for that, I'd like it if it was kinda definitive and pulled together everything unreleased/reworked that we have in 1 place so that anyone can access it easily
edit: i am sure this has been talked about/done in the past but i am not aware of it if so, so giving it a fresh go now , also I am very much open to solo inclusions as well

i started making a playlist like that on spotify with local files just to have all the loose stuff on hand, this has been super helpful fhttps://rateyourmusic.com/list/tiikwid/comprehensive-animal-collective-discography/

[superspookyghost]

corrie wrote:

I'm thinking of putting together an unnoficial animal crack box pt. 2, what would you guys recommend as inclusions for that, I'd like it if it was kinda definitive and pulled together everything unreleased/reworked that we have in 1 place so that anyone can access it easily
edit: i am sure this has been talked about/done in the past but i am not aware of it if so, so giving it a fresh go now , also I am very much open to solo inclusions as well

Do you want stuff that was only unreleased, or stuff that was actually released but very obscure, like Seeing Twinkles?

I only ask because there actually isn't that much unreleased or even reworked stuff (assuming you mean early live versions that were reworked into something new for an actual release, like Taste) post-MPP that we know of, but there's a shit ton of "rarities".

[zak]

jfw7 wrote:

zak wrote:

anyone know the location of the image on the cover of a day with the homies?

MrAirplane wrote:

Nice! I've been wanting to do that but hadn't gotten around to it. I checked out Principe Real Park at your suggestion and I think it was taken right next to the statue of Franca Borges and facing directly west.

https://goo.gl/maps/YpVzFG87kZk

basically the left side of this photo from 2015

src: https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserRev ... R329766568

thanks! heading to lisbon in september, gotta make my pilgrimage

[MrAirplane]

shout out to lucas who merged the homies artwork together in order to find that location. unfortunately the image he shared is no longer hosted though

lucasmoreira wrote:

So i got a lot of free time in my job lately and decide to try to recreate the photo on the cover of this album:

http://oi67.tinypic.com/2dmi2p0.jpg

I merged the front and the back and used photoshop to fill the empty spaces. Its not perfect but i was curious to see the picture, im pretty sure this is from the Principe Real park or some other random park in lisbon.

[lucasmoreira]

MrAirplane wrote:

shout out to lucas who merged the homies artwork together in order to find that location. unfortunately the image he shared is no longer hosted though

lucasmoreira wrote:

So i got a lot of free time in my job lately and decide to try to recreate the photo on the cover of this album:

http://oi67.tinypic.com/2dmi2p0.jpg

I merged the front and the back and used photoshop to fill the empty spaces. Its not perfect but i was curious to see the picture, im pretty sure this is from the Principe Real park or some other random park in lisbon.

Spoiler: show

https://ibb.co/w4ytztT

[awesome]

short PB interview ends with this juicy tidbit........ sinister grift band? intrigue

wrote:

I’d really like to make something with Erykah Badu… That and getting a PB band going for a SG (“Sinister Grift”) tour are the current dreams.

https://www.themerriweatherpost.net/pan ... sinterview

[unrecordednight]

oh shit, sinister grift band