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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Win5laqpNIc

My personal favorite out of the tracks.

Has a nice swirly analog synth and strangely placed drums.

The funkiest song out of the three and my favorite so far.

God damn I don't have the will power not to click.

I clicked! I heard it for like 5 milli seconds. GAH I CANT WAIT!

I just want to hear a couple tracks and then I'm putting them away until I can hear the Vinyl quality. I just needed to hear for curiosity sake. If anything, it confirmed for me that I am very much going to enjoy this record.

Gaaak this is torture!

so far I've avoided all, well I have RFTD of course but other than the clip in Detroit I've not listened to more than 4 - 5 seconds samples

to quote Melvin Udall "I'm dying here!"

Not feeling this at all.

I thought it was a very nice comeback of their Old Tunes / Random 35 track tape sound.

The quality didn't help it much, wait until you hear the higher quality version.

not even gonna click. i know the track is gonna be a crazy sounding song though. is it unsettling?

Honestly, now that you ask, I can say that the drumbeat makes me feel a little off my axis drop and mixes well with these gnarly colourful synths that move around in a very geogaddi kind of way.

The drums aren't intricate but are quite weird, I think maybe because of how spread out they are. It's kind of trippy.

In_The_Annexe wrote:Honestly, now that you ask, I can say that the drumbeat makes me feel a little off my axis drop and mixes well with these gnarly colourful synths that move around in a very geogaddi kind of way.

The drums aren't intricate but are quite weird, I think maybe because of how spread out they are. It's kind of trippy.

Thats what i was hoping for. maybe more along the lines of Basefree though. hope it sounds goood

I feel dirty for clicking... but this is lovely. No more of these for me though, I've got this and RFTD, that's all I'm allowing myself.

In_The_Annexe wrote:I thought it was a very nice comeback of their Old Tunes / Random 35 track tape sound.

The quality didn't help it much, wait until you hear the higher quality version.

FUCK im saving myself for the release day. But seriously it is torture... ugh!!!!!!!

that's why with me, I just teased myself with the tracks once and now I'm not listening until it's coming off my vinyl. :3

GeogEddie wrote:Not feeling this at all.

Man, you are not having a good time. Negativity in every one of these threads. Just wait until it's released. I'm not saying that you'll like it, I'm just saying that hearing it fragmented is inevitably going to seem strange. If everyone only heard "The Devil is in the Details" they would have figured that Geogaddi was a bum album. However, in context, it's an incredible song.

And I love Devil in the Details, I've just noticed that a lot of people apparently dislike it as a single song.

I'm digging the song but I can't help but feel i've heard this style of beat before a la J-Dilla and Flying Lotus. Correct me if i'm wrong but are they not kinda stealing or at least re-working the stutter step? next we'll be expecting to hear side-chain compression on the pads?

I realize this is a bit blasphemous but I can't help but think it.

Wait for the actual track comes out, the quality can really effect the experience.

I'm happy I listened to the tracks. I'm even more pumped to hear this album, it's going to be a great one I think.

Helicoid wrote:I'm digging the song but I can't help but feel i've heard this style of beat before a la J-Dilla and Flying Lotus. Correct me if i'm wrong but are they not kinda stealing or at least re-working the stutter step? next we'll be expecting to hear side-chain compression on the pads?

I realize this is a bit blasphemous but I can't help but think it.

it's called a waltz and j-dilla didn't invent it

Just listened to this track for the first time. Man it sounds amazing. Hypnotic.

Really looking forward to hearing it on vinyl!

coffeeandtv wrote:Just listened to this track for the first time. Man it sounds amazing. Hypnotic.

Really looking forward to hearing it on vinyl!

my thoughts exactly.

armotron wrote:

Helicoid wrote:I'm digging the song but I can't help but feel i've heard this style of beat before a la J-Dilla and Flying Lotus. Correct me if i'm wrong but are they not kinda stealing or at least re-working the stutter step? next we'll be expecting to hear side-chain compression on the pads?

I realize this is a bit blasphemous but I can't help but think it.

it's called a waltz and j-dilla didn't invent it

I can see how this could possibly be considered a waltz. Although waltzes usually involve an irregular time signature (triple-meter 3/4) and the "hesitation" you are thinking of is more involving the dance and not the music. this is modern day stutter-step and yes j-dilla didnt invent it, but neither did boards. Its not a style they have used recently at all and i dont see why they would all of a sudden incorporate it when its already been done heavily more than a decade ago.