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Post by kittykay on Mar 9, 2011 11:52:52 GMT -5
I hear A "fl" sound, like flavor. I like it more on each repeated listen.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 9, 2011 11:53:04 GMT -5
After listening a couple times, I am kind of surprised by the sound of this. Course I don't frequent clubs, so have no clue if this is the type of dance music that is popular. I like it, I just am surprised, that is all. Yes, this is exactly the beat that is popular in clubs. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 9, 2011 11:53:28 GMT -5
Me 3! It sure sounded like new/different vocals. Why didn't he just say so? The track doesn't have new vocals. Adam said that they took the original track and had Billboard remix it (quote: "the vocals are still there, just up front"). Also, I doubt Adam and RCA would have wanted to spend more money on re-recording vocals for a track from FYE at this point. I just hope there is an Aftermath radio edit. Based on what Q3 has said in the past, I can't see how a track that is over 5 minutes long is going to get radio play in the U.S. (Hope I'm wrong!)  |
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Post by cassie on Mar 9, 2011 11:53:59 GMT -5
sounds like "what I say" to me I hear "wanna say" |
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Post by wal on Mar 9, 2011 11:54:03 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on Mar 9, 2011 11:54:54 GMT -5
Me 3! It sure sounded like new/different vocals. Why didn't he just say so? The track doesn't have new vocals. Adam said that they took the original track and had Billboard remix it (quote: "the vocals are still there, just up front"). Also, I doubt Adam and RCA would have wanted to spend more money on re-recording vocals for a track from FYE at this point. I just hope there is an Aftermath radio edit. Based on what Q3 has said in the past, I can't see how a track that is over 5 minutes long is going to get radio play in the U.S. (Hope I'm wrong!) |
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Post by sugaree on Mar 9, 2011 11:55:34 GMT -5
I don't think that's the vocal from the album. His phrasing and emphasis on certain parts seems different to me. I'm thinking it might be a performance from the GNT. I just listened to it (thanks for the links) and it's definitely a new vocal; the melody is different; he doesn't drop down for 'the messes that you made' etc. I love it even though it's not really my sort of thing - got a bit bored towards the end (when Adam stopped singing) and found the 'one day' thing a bit intrusive. If beat is the main 'driver' then this has it : . His voice sounds great as always and much more prominent than I've heard on other remixes; got to be good. Now I'm looking for a re-run of the interview 'cos it sound as if it was as much fun as the track. He just makes me smile :D :D I agree with everything you said, justgill. I want to hear the interview too. Imagine how Adam will feel when he's in a club, and they play it. Since we're talking about Aftermath, this is my favorite GNT version. Such joy radiating from him. And the little "move around of the head" at 3:55 when he just gets totally lost in the music. www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDG67ixs1oIOkay, back to the re-mix and anxiously awaiting the amazing acoustic version we will get tomorrow night. |
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Post by Alison on Mar 9, 2011 11:55:38 GMT -5
Ok, not so sure about radio success because of the length, oh well. It certainly is club kid remix though and will be great in that context.
I am looking forward to a major Idol bump in AFL interest and sales following his performance. This week is just full of goodies! Such fun!
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Post by kittykay on Mar 9, 2011 11:55:30 GMT -5
Me 3! It sure sounded like new/different vocals. Why didn't he just say so? The track doesn't have new vocals. Adam said that they took the original track and had Billboard remix it (quote: "the vocals are still there, just up front"). Also, I doubt Adam and RCA would have wanted to spend more money on re-recording vocals for a track from FYE at this point. I just hope there is an Aftermath radio edit. Based on what Q3 has said in the past, I can't see how a track that is over 5 minutes long is going to get radio play in the U.S. (Hope I'm wrong!) Empowerment songs are what is popular now. Katy Perry, Gaga and Kesha all have one. I hope someone matches up the original vocal with the remix. It sounds like Adam goes down in spots where he normally goes up. |
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Post by cassie on Mar 9, 2011 11:56:50 GMT -5
Me 3! It sure sounded like new/different vocals. Why didn't he just say so? The track doesn't have new vocals. Adam said that they took the original track and had Billboard remix it (quote: "the vocals are still there, just up front"). Also, I doubt Adam and RCA would have wanted to spend more money on re-recording vocals for a track from FYE at this point. I just hope there is an Aftermath radio edit. Based on what Q3 has said in the past, I can't see how a track that is over 5 minutes long is going to get radio play in the U.S. (Hope I'm wrong!) I politely beg to differ. The melody lines in several places are significantly different, as is some of the delivery. Not something one can do with a remix machine. Now, he may have recorded that track as an alternate during FYE rather than recording it recently, but it is definitely NOT the same track as FYE. |
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