French Tour Set Opener....
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Re: French Tour Set Opener....
Agreed. You can pluck the odd duff line out of some songs on 10 but in the whole the song writing is pretty good. In This Place, Never To Look Back, Out Of My Mind, Sweet Smell. All good just suffering from over blown production.
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Re: French Tour Set Opener....
10 seems to universally be considered the worst Mk l album (and it was one with minimal joint working). Although there are a couple of good tracks and a few ok ones, there’s also some poor ones, hence my comment ‘10 demonstrated that when writing alone neither Hugh or JJ produce THAT MANY good songs, or their best work’.StanInBlack wrote: ↑04 Dec 2021, 13:15I disagree, I think the pair of them have demonstrated they can come up with the goods when writing alone. Hugh hitting the mark easily more often than JJ of course. 10 just captured a moment where the pair of them were going off the boil at the same time, which is unfortunate.
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...and I still disagree with you because I was taking into consideration JJ and Hugh's entire careers, not just 10.Bear Cage wrote: ↑04 Dec 2021, 18:56 10 seems to universally be considered the worst Mk l album (and it was one with minimal joint working). Although there are a couple of good tracks and a few ok ones, there’s also some poor ones, hence my comment ‘10 demonstrated that when writing alone neither Hugh or JJ produce THAT MANY good songs, or their best work’.
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As was IStanInBlack wrote: ↑04 Dec 2021, 18:59...and I still disagree with you because I was taking into consideration JJ and Hugh's entire careers, not just 10.Bear Cage wrote: ↑04 Dec 2021, 18:56 10 seems to universally be considered the worst Mk l album (and it was one with minimal joint working). Although there are a couple of good tracks and a few ok ones, there’s also some poor ones, hence my comment ‘10 demonstrated that when writing alone neither Hugh or JJ produce THAT MANY good songs, or their best work’.
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No, what you've done is made a sweeping judgement on both Hugh's and JJ's ability to produce a number of great songs by themselves based solely on their songwriting output during the 10 period when there's evidence throughout both JJ and Hugh's entire careers that is contrary to this. Particularly Hugh's.Bear Cage wrote: ↑04 Dec 2021, 19:04As was IStanInBlack wrote: ↑04 Dec 2021, 18:59...and I still disagree with you because I was taking into consideration JJ and Hugh's entire careers, not just 10.Bear Cage wrote: ↑04 Dec 2021, 18:56 10 seems to universally be considered the worst Mk l album (and it was one with minimal joint working). Although there are a couple of good tracks and a few ok ones, there’s also some poor ones, hence my comment ‘10 demonstrated that when writing alone neither Hugh or JJ produce THAT MANY good songs, or their best work’.
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No, I cited 10 as an example; the evidence throughout their careers is the output is generally (but not always) better when they are writing with someone.StanInBlack wrote: ↑04 Dec 2021, 19:08No, what you've done is made a sweeping judgement on both Hugh's and JJ's ability to produce a number of great songs by themselves based solely on their songwriting output during the 10 period when there's evidence throughout both JJ and Hugh's entire careers that is contrary to this. Particularly Hugh's.Bear Cage wrote: ↑04 Dec 2021, 19:04As was IStanInBlack wrote: ↑04 Dec 2021, 18:59
...and I still disagree with you because I was taking into consideration JJ and Hugh's entire careers, not just 10.
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As I always expect you to, doesn’t make you right though.
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Yep all good like you say nothing at all wrong in my mind with most of Hugh's songs on 10 for me and the production mmm well i like but can understand people's view on the production front but overall from me anyway and i might well be in the minority but i don't care i still say it's a bloody good album well apart from a few tracks with it's great Tour too with Hugh leaving the band on top form like only he can do.theraven1979 wrote: ↑04 Dec 2021, 13:18 Agreed. You can pluck the odd duff line out of some songs on 10 but in the whole the song writing is pretty good. In This Place, Never To Look Back, Out Of My Mind, Sweet Smell. All good just suffering from over blown production.
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Just heard an AMAZING GO BUDDY GO from Transbordeur...TOBY's amazing keys!!!!!! Great guitar from baz and drums from Jim and great vocals from JJ the boys can still rock it! Tank Fantastic jim exploding on the drums and great keys again from Toby well impressed.Tank cannot be done any better post Hugh than this version was.... their energy at this point in time of their career is quite remarkable i say.
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Had to check this out after reading your post. Never mind post-Hugh, what about Dave and Jet?toilerinblack wrote: ↑05 Dec 2021, 22:31 .Tank cannot be done any better post Hugh than this version was....
Toby does a good job on the keys but it does miss Jet's touches on the drums.
But got to say, it is a fantastic version and looking forward to finally seeing this lineup.
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Hmmyeah, Toby completely botches the solo on "Go Buddy Go" and I've heard versions of "Tank" by MKII that far outclass what I'd call a middling rendition by JJ Burnel & Friends.