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Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 9:02 am Posts: 1456 Location: Netherlands
They recorded sooo many songs early one that they easy could release another record between Ten and VS. Althought that never happened how would you sequence this fantasy record.
You may include: Wash, Just A Girl, Brother, State of Love and Trust, Breath, Alone, Yellow Ledbetter, Dirty Frank, Footsteps, Hold On.
You can't include: Leash (released on Vs), Chinese (not a finished song), 2000 miles blues (not a finished song), 'Evil Little Goat' or 'Let me Sleep'.
My fantasy tracklist:
1-Wash 2-State of Love and Trust 3-Breath 4-Footsteps 5-Just a Girl 6-Alone 7-Brother 8-Hold On 9-Dirty Frank 10-Yellow Ledbetter
Last edited by joostone on Wed September 11, 2013 1:28 pm, edited 1 time in total.
The 'definitive' version of Hold On was recorded during the Ten sessions (the one on the Lost Dogs 'Unreleased Cuts' acetate). I would slip that in after Footsteps and bring it up to ten tracks
Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 9:02 am Posts: 1456 Location: Netherlands
what are each definitive versions?
wash: alive single solat: singles breath: singles just a girl: rarities unreleased cuts brother: rarities unreleased cuts hold on: rarities unreleased cuts alone: rarities unreleased cuts footsteps: jeremy single yellow ledbetter: jeremy single dirty frank: evenflow single
none of the above have the Lost Dogs rerecordings....with those sources we can create this fantasy record. We can even add some instrumental as alternative 'master/slave'
I love "Just A Girl". I think the main riff is really good and the chorus is awesome! Really cool guitar parts.
"Hold On", on the other hand, sounds like a bad Candlebox outtake.
I wonder why they chose "Hold On" to revisit over other songs from that period. It must have something to do with the songs' lyrical content rather than their musical worth.
Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 11:15 pm Posts: 20763 Location: the bathroom
joostone wrote:
what are each definitive versions?
wash: alive single solat: singles breath: singles just a girl: rarities unreleased cuts brother: rarities unreleased cuts hold on: rarities unreleased cuts alone: rarities unreleased cuts footsteps: jeremy single yellow ledbetter: jeremy single dirty frank: evenflow single
none of the above have the Lost Dogs rerecordings....with those sources we can create this fantasy record. We can even add some instrumental as alternative 'master/slave'
Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 6:44 pm Posts: 9167 Location: Franklin, MA
bodysnatcher wrote:
joostone wrote:
what are each definitive versions?
wash: alive single solat: singles breath: singles just a girl: rarities unreleased cuts brother: rarities unreleased cuts hold on: rarities unreleased cuts alone: rarities unreleased cuts footsteps: jeremy single yellow ledbetter: jeremy single dirty frank: evenflow single
none of the above have the Lost Dogs rerecordings....with those sources we can create this fantasy record. We can even add some instrumental as alternative 'master/slave'
where would one find these unreleased cuts?
arent they the versions on Lost Dogs and Ten Redux?
Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 11:15 pm Posts: 20763 Location: the bathroom
I'd really love to get a full list compiled of alternate versions of songs out there, and where to find them. Like Insignificance having two mixes, and there's like 4-5 versions of Dead Man, but I don't know where to find a couple. Alone, Hard To Imagine, etc etc.
I love "Just A Girl". I think the main riff is really good and the chorus is awesome! Really cool guitar parts.
"Hold On", on the other hand, sounds like a bad Candlebox outtake.
I wonder why they chose "Hold On" to revisit over other songs from that period. It must have something to do with the songs' lyrical content rather than their musical worth.
The acoustic version of "Hold On" from the Vs. reissue gave me a new appreciation for that song. It's not a masterpiece of a composition or anything, but I think there's a melodic backbone to the song that gets lost in the wash of the big rock arrangement.
I probably prefer about half of these outtakes to half of the songs on the actual record. I think "Wash" is probably my favorite tune he band wrote during this whole era.
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