dodojojo wrote:Bring on the Dancing Horses...
Let's not...
I'm indifferent to slightly supportive of the reworkings. Supportive in the artist's whimsy sense, but a year from now, I'm pretty sure no one is going to care much. The 1983 recording of The Cutter is definitive. Twenty years from now, when the Bunnymen are no more and if they are still being played--that's the version that will be played. So Ian can do his thing, I'm happy to support him and the Bunnymen at this stage, but the extended mix is the best version of BOTDH.
And I'm still miffed how his singing is any better. There's no debate about the voice, but how is this affected singing style any less pretentious than the 80's affected singing he's always moaning about?
dodojojo wrote:They haven't released the new Cutter yet. I just used that song as an example because no matter what the reworking sounds like--I'm just about 99.9% sure it's not going to be better than the 1983 release. That version is classic and like I said, it will be the one that continues to be played. Same goes for TKM.
I've seen image uploads of the Q magazine but the resolution haven't been good enough to read. So I'm still hoping for a better upload. But odd interview by Ian McCulloch you say? As long as it's not the existential despair of the Mojo interview, it can't be all bad...
billythekid wrote:
There’s some of the stuff he regularly reels off and quotes like “I’ve got the best voice in the history of time. Better than Sinatra’s. He would agree”, and this “I’ve made loads of mistakes. Done shit things. But I’ve broken so many world records of greatness that it doesn’t matter” A typical Mac quote I suppose but what a strange way to think, if indeed he really does believe it of course.
Mr. Brian wrote:billythekid wrote:
There’s some of the stuff he regularly reels off and quotes like “I’ve got the best voice in the history of time. Better than Sinatra’s. He would agree”, and this “I’ve made loads of mistakes. Done shit things. But I’ve broken so many world records of greatness that it doesn’t matter” A typical Mac quote I suppose but what a strange way to think, if indeed he really does believe it of course.
Jeez, that sounds like a Donald Trump interview now that I think about it!
Voodoo Billy wrote:Mr. Brian wrote:billythekid wrote:
There’s some of the stuff he regularly reels off and quotes like “I’ve got the best voice in the history of time. Better than Sinatra’s. He would agree”, and this “I’ve made loads of mistakes. Done shit things. But I’ve broken so many world records of greatness that it doesn’t matter” A typical Mac quote I suppose but what a strange way to think, if indeed he really does believe it of course.
Jeez, that sounds like a Donald Trump interview now that I think about it!
"Make the Bunnymen Great Again" baseball caps on the merch stall.
Mr. Brian wrote:billythekid wrote:
There’s some of the stuff he regularly reels off and quotes like “I’ve got the best voice in the history of time. Better than Sinatra’s. He would agree”, and this “I’ve made loads of mistakes. Done shit things. But I’ve broken so many world records of greatness that it doesn’t matter” A typical Mac quote I suppose but what a strange way to think, if indeed he really does believe it of course.
Jeez, that sounds like a Donald Trump interview now that I think about it!
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