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Were these lyrics written to be intentionally bad?
First couple of strums, I thought someone was redoing Dave Mason's 'We Just Disagree.'
Beautiful song.
I just can't listen to it anymore.
I just can't listen to it anymore.
That_SOB wrote:
I'm hearing a distinct Irish lilt, but it also sounds like the Ozark Mountain Daredevils in some places. I agree, though - the music is lovely. Then again, a twelve-string guitar can make anything sound lovely.
Oh get a grip, it's just crabs, you always blow these things out of proportion.
I'm hearing a distinct Irish lilt, but it also sounds like the Ozark Mountain Daredevils in some places. I agree, though - the music is lovely. Then again, a twelve-string guitar can make anything sound lovely. Sloggydog wrote:
The music is fine but the vocals may have just given me cancer.
Oh get a grip, it's just crabs, you always blow these things out of proportion.
Hhhahaaha!!!!
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You gotta be kidding me...!
The music is fine but the vocals may have just given me cancer.
inindian wrote:
Parts of a Tangerine!
Dalebarely wrote:
definitely, with the vocal as well. can't nail down a specific song at the moment, though
coffee-eyes wrote:
Does anyone else hear Led Zep? Something about the guitar maybe.
Parts of a Tangerine!
Dalebarely wrote:
definitely, with the vocal as well. can't nail down a specific song at the moment, though
coffee-eyes wrote:
Does anyone else hear Led Zep? Something about the guitar maybe.
flyin_bri wrote:
Compared to the standard musical formula, I thought it was brilliant in its naturalism. Compared to a non-musical, I thought it still held up — I mean he did NOT get the girl for catssakes...but not ground breaking cinematic/image wise.
Terrible movie.
Compared to the standard musical formula, I thought it was brilliant in its naturalism. Compared to a non-musical, I thought it still held up — I mean he did NOT get the girl for catssakes...but not ground breaking cinematic/image wise.
posworld wrote:
Nice to hear this this AM....
Never heard this before...beautiful.
Nice to hear this this AM....
Cute, "interference gold" is a paint color.
Dalebarely wrote:
definitely, with the vocal as well. can't nail down a specific song at the moment, though
This song is in open E tuning. The Led Zep III album has a lot of stuff in open D, which makes the voicings very similar. Page also messed about in open tunings on other zep albums.
definitely, with the vocal as well. can't nail down a specific song at the moment, though
This song is in open E tuning. The Led Zep III album has a lot of stuff in open D, which makes the voicings very similar. Page also messed about in open tunings on other zep albums.
I thought this was Ryan Adams till I checked the playlist.
coffee-eyes wrote:
Hey that's what I just said about the preceding Audrey's song, Oh Honey! Strong circumstantial proof that Bill G has intuited the connection too! If so, wow, that's some subtle dj'ing.
Does anyone else hear Led Zep? Something about the guitar maybe.
Hey that's what I just said about the preceding Audrey's song, Oh Honey! Strong circumstantial proof that Bill G has intuited the connection too! If so, wow, that's some subtle dj'ing.
coffee-eyes wrote:
definitely, with the vocal as well. can't nail down a specific song at the moment, though
Does anyone else hear Led Zep? Something about the guitar maybe.
definitely, with the vocal as well. can't nail down a specific song at the moment, though
coffee-eyes wrote:
Does anyone else hear Led Zep? Something about the guitar maybe.
Does anyone else hear Led Zep? Something about the guitar maybe.
flyin_bri wrote:
IYO
Terrible movie.
IYO
This has really grown on me... thanks RP!
Terrible movie.
Never heard this before...beautiful.
this must be wearing a wetware groove in my prismatic gray-matter ... 6 —> 7 
me too
sfearll wrote:
sfearll wrote:
love this scene from the movie...!
I love the vocals. They're not supposed to be pitch perfect, it fits with the folk style of the song. Love it. One of my favorite of the movie!
love this scene from the movie...!
skdenfeld wrote:
Congratulations!
I. LOVE. THIS. SONG!!!
I had not heard this yet on RP, and tonight, as I sit here in the birthing center listening to the noises of my newborn baby, and this song somes on...it was just perfect!
Thanks Bill!!!
Congratulations!God, I thought this was the Avett Brothers!
Rats!
Rats!
I. LOVE. THIS. SONG!!!
I had not heard this yet on RP, and tonight, as I sit here in the birthing center listening to the noises of my newborn baby, and this song somes on...it was just perfect!
Thanks Bill!!!
Shades of the Incredible String band!
I was going to rate it much higher until the vocals came in....is there an instrumental version on the album?
davin wrote:
Fits right in with the rest of the song, then.
the violin is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo lame
Fits right in with the rest of the song, then.
Nice little Roy Harper touch towards the end... Nice...
This is easily the weakest track from the album (in my opinion only... I guess that doesn't make it "easily" eh?). This isn't to say this sucks, simply to rave about how good the soundtrack is. And as others have said, do yourself a favor and watch the movie.
sunday morning cafe music.
nice enough but not too often.
nice enough but not too often.
jagdriver wrote:
As in, Hats Off To Roy Harper from a certain Zep release. Tasty!
7 ==> 8
As in, Hats Off To Roy Harper from a certain Zep release. Tasty!
7 ==> 8
The movie is worth seeing simply for the vacuum cleaner bit. I loved it!
ecocommie wrote:
As in, Hats Off To Roy Harper from a certain Zep release. Tasty!
Sounds like Roy Harper
As in, Hats Off To Roy Harper from a certain Zep release. Tasty!
the violin is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo lame
Was this the song they were playing during the party with all his busker friends? Can't place it.
Best movie I've seen in ages... I rarely like movies that go for the heartstrings, but this one is so honest and well crafted I don't resent it.
Best movie I've seen in ages... I rarely like movies that go for the heartstrings, but this one is so honest and well crafted I don't resent it.
Hi there,
you have to listen to the music of "The Frame" as well
Ciao Krischan Radar416ams wrote:
you have to listen to the music of "The Frame" as well
Ciao Krischan Radar416ams wrote:
Saw the movie today with my fifteen y.o. daughter. She was mesmarized by the story, me by the soundtrack. I downloaded 3 versions (this one, and Interference studio and live - love them all. I have an old 12 string Alvarez Yari that hasn't been restrung in a few years. Guess its time - anybody got the tabs?
Saw the movie today with my fifteen y.o. daughter. She was mesmarized by the story, me by the soundtrack. I downloaded 3 versions (this one, and Interference studio and live - love them all. I have an old 12 string Alvarez Yari that hasn't been restrung in a few years. Guess its time - anybody got the tabs?
Great... Great
I stand corrected - I will check these guys out. Thanks!
Rosepo wrote:
Rosepo wrote:
Although on the Once soundtrack, this is actually another Irish band called Interference.
Sounds like Roy Harper
Very nice.
If you have have a chance to see them (meaning within 200mi), GO SEE THEM. It's absolutely the best concert we have ever seen.
I hope he doesn't change.
Although on the Once soundtrack, this is actually another Irish band called Interference. A haunting Irish sound. They opened for Swell Season when my daughter and I went to see them at Radio City Music Hall. Big venue, intimate show. Wonderful, wonderful night.. Glen leaves it all on the stage, song after song. Played a lot of Van Morrison too. Marketa is lovely-
auburntigerrich wrote:
auburntigerrich wrote:
Ha! So cool to hear this on RP. Wonderful movie and a superb soundtrack.
The thing that made Once so unique is that they had musicians playing musicians, instead of actors playing musicians.
Try stuff from The Swell Season (band name for Glen and Marketa) if you enjoy the soundtrack. Most of the songs came from their studio stuff.
This tune alone is a bit of a standout on the album, though, because it is one of the few without Marketa, and instead includes some of Glen's old band (I think that's who those guys are?)
Oh, his band is The Frames. Thanks Bill!
The thing that made Once so unique is that they had musicians playing musicians, instead of actors playing musicians.
Try stuff from The Swell Season (band name for Glen and Marketa) if you enjoy the soundtrack. Most of the songs came from their studio stuff.
This tune alone is a bit of a standout on the album, though, because it is one of the few without Marketa, and instead includes some of Glen's old band (I think that's who those guys are?)
Oh, his band is The Frames. Thanks Bill!
He's the guitarist in The Commitments...
I think I dazed myself through that one.
Ha! So cool to hear this on RP. Wonderful movie and a superb soundtrack.
The thing that made Once so unique is that they had musicians playing musicians, instead of actors playing musicians.
Try stuff from The Swell Season (band name for Glen and Marketa) if you enjoy the soundtrack. Most of the songs came from their studio stuff.
This tune alone is a bit of a standout on the album, though, because it is one of the few without Marketa, and instead includes some of Glen's old band (I think that's who those guys are?)
Oh, his band is The Frames. Thanks Bill!
The thing that made Once so unique is that they had musicians playing musicians, instead of actors playing musicians.
Try stuff from The Swell Season (band name for Glen and Marketa) if you enjoy the soundtrack. Most of the songs came from their studio stuff.
This tune alone is a bit of a standout on the album, though, because it is one of the few without Marketa, and instead includes some of Glen's old band (I think that's who those guys are?)
Oh, his band is The Frames. Thanks Bill!
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