not too bad but I would say overproduced/ sounds like Robby is playing a Strat here. I remember a photo of this incarnation of the band and Robby was playing a Strat. does not sound like an SG to me. anyway, for what it's worth.
@Jameson Serono Overproduced means to much gravy and not enough meat, some songs sound better more raw, natural, without all the EQ and mixing to the nth degree, or reverb and other such effects. For example, listen to the first Buuts Band album, different people except Krieger and Densmore, much better record, sounds like the band not the studio or some producer trying to please record company suits. LA Woman was a raw album, Doors best record IMO. BTW, didn't say "wrong", but overproduced. Sometimes demos sound better than released version. Springsteen's "Nebraska" was just demos until he realized they sounded better that way. sometimes that fits, sometimes not. Wouldn't you agree that today's music with the sampling, computers, software, overbubbing, months to record a single and slicker than anything is rather sickening? Well, that's the way I feel. Listen to Dylan's Freewheelin' album. voice, guitar, harp, and probably best songs ever written. today it would have synths, wailing divs, blasting drum machines, stuff like that. anyway, that what I think.
the album disappointed me since it's release...only recently did the vocals not kill me...krieger is great on the songs...still didn't work for me..that and the bland mix of funk and bad country...still I listen out of respect
One of my all time favorites Reminds me of our summer home when I was young.
not too bad but I would say overproduced/ sounds like Robby is playing a Strat here. I remember a photo of this incarnation of the band and Robby was playing a Strat. does not sound like an SG to me. anyway, for what it's worth.
@Jameson Serono Overproduced means to much gravy and not enough meat, some songs sound better more raw, natural, without all the EQ and mixing to the nth degree, or reverb and other such effects. For example, listen to the first Buuts Band album, different people except Krieger and Densmore, much better record, sounds like the band not the studio or some producer trying to please record company suits. LA Woman was a raw album, Doors best record IMO. BTW, didn't say "wrong", but overproduced. Sometimes demos sound better than released version. Springsteen's "Nebraska" was just demos until he realized they sounded better that way. sometimes that fits, sometimes not. Wouldn't you agree that today's music with the sampling, computers, software, overbubbing, months to record a single and slicker than anything is rather sickening? Well, that's the way I feel. Listen to Dylan's Freewheelin' album. voice, guitar, harp, and probably best songs ever written. today it would have synths, wailing divs, blasting drum machines, stuff like that. anyway, that what I think.
the album disappointed me since it's release...only recently did the vocals not kill me...krieger is great on the songs...still didn't work for me..that and the bland mix of funk and bad country...still I listen out of respect