>demo version is better than album version
Demo version is better than album version
Ian Ward
Christian Harris
this is more common than a zubat
Thomas Price
>Early live version is better than album version
Nicholas Mitchell
Thats not a whole lot different than a Live version being better than the albums...most well/overproduced metal bands, many many many indie bands, and all brands of punk as well
Jace Young
A good chunk of metal is like that.
Colton Powell
...
Adrian Sanders
95% of screamo
Nolan Morales
>artist only released demos
Leo Torres
Fuck off, kid.
Easton Jenkins
controlla was way better with popcaan
Gabriel Foster
Kys
Michael Hernandez
You sure told me.
Charles Thompson
really makes you think
James Garcia
>Live version being better than the albums
that's just a mark of a good, competent band
Carson Stewart
>the cover is better than the original
Logan Turner
Zachary Collins
Ethan Turner
>dislike song
>listen to live version
>tfw it's really good
Makes me mad, especially when there isn't a good quality recording of the live one
Aiden Adams
Better played, better sound production, guitar sound chunkier and doesn't sound like a sloppy mess.
Logan Evans
A lot of demos just have more character to them because they're kinda lo-fi. I've heard demos where the vocals have been laughable and I'm glad that the problems have been ironed out.
Robert Anderson
>The album version is a demo version
Nicholas Rivera
What is Grimes' "Realiti"?
Adrian Sanchez
Pictures of Matchstick men with Peter Steele's voice instead of the completed version with Ozzy.
John Hughes
Mr. Bungle
Colton Taylor
youtube.com
sure it fits the feel of the rest of the album more, but I prefer the trancelike feel of the original as a single. The instruments are -too- separated in the album ver. imo.
Henry Nelson
Parker Anderson
I get this PoGo reference
Angel Parker
Whitney- No Matter Where We Go