Comments on: a minute’s noise http://planbmag.com/blogs/staff/2004/10/27/a-minutes-noise/ Plan B writers' blog Sun, 23 Nov 2008 13:29:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: iotar http://planbmag.com/blogs/staff/2004/10/27/a-minutes-noise/#comment-205 Thu, 28 Oct 2004 12:34:18 +0000 http://planbmag.com/blogs/staff/2004/10/27/a-minutes-noise/#comment-205 I've heard from someone who is a huge long time Ege Bamyasi addict saying that the remaster has made them listen to the album more often than before. And yes, I was enjoying "Oh Yeah" until that bificating guitar line and suddenly something happened to the sound. I even checked my speaker cables to see if something was messed up in the stereo - but it all seemed fine. Perhaps if I hear it a few more times the logic of the new edit will make perfect sense, but at the moment I just keep imagining Holger and Irmin in the studio, "now that Miki is no longer with us we can safely clean-up his guitar sound!" Re: Playlist: If you would, guv! I’ve heard from someone who is a huge long time Ege Bamyasi addict saying that the remaster has made them listen to the album more often than before. And yes, I was enjoying "Oh Yeah" until that bificating guitar line and suddenly something happened to the sound. I even checked my speaker cables to see if something was messed up in the stereo - but it all seemed fine. Perhaps if I hear it a few more times the logic of the new edit will make perfect sense, but at the moment I just keep imagining Holger and Irmin in the studio, "now that Miki is no longer with us we can safely clean-up his guitar sound!"

Re: Playlist: If you would, guv!

]]> by: Frances May http://planbmag.com/blogs/staff/2004/10/27/a-minutes-noise/#comment-204 Thu, 28 Oct 2004 12:13:21 +0000 http://planbmag.com/blogs/staff/2004/10/27/a-minutes-noise/#comment-204 It was the remastered one and I have to say I prefer it, in general. I think the drums sound better. But yeah, the guitars lose out a bit...although that may well be the radio, actually. Hmm, time to do a compare and contrast, I think! Am I supposed to send you a playlist? It was the remastered one and I have to say I prefer it, in general. I think the drums sound better. But yeah, the guitars lose out a bit…although that may well be the radio, actually. Hmm, time to do a compare and contrast, I think!

Am I supposed to send you a playlist?

]]> by: iotar http://planbmag.com/blogs/staff/2004/10/27/a-minutes-noise/#comment-203 Thu, 28 Oct 2004 11:46:58 +0000 http://planbmag.com/blogs/staff/2004/10/27/a-minutes-noise/#comment-203 On the subject of fan-boyish-ness: was the version of "Oh Yeah" from the remastered Tago Mago? I don't know if it was the radio or the remastering but they seem to have weakened one of the sections where Miki's guitar goes into these twin motorisms. The second guitar is too quiet and the first has been cleaned up to the extent that it's lost a lot of its firepower. Hmm, where did my anorak go? On the subject of fan-boyish-ness: was the version of "Oh Yeah" from the remastered Tago Mago? I don’t know if it was the radio or the remastering but they seem to have weakened one of the sections where Miki’s guitar goes into these twin motorisms. The second guitar is too quiet and the first has been cleaned up to the extent that it’s lost a lot of its firepower.

Hmm, where did my anorak go?

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