>rock band
>plays every song faster live than the album version
Rock band
Gavin Cooper
Thomas Peterson
hate that shit. i've noticed it happens more when they're nervous
Jason Foster
>hate that shit
Chase Clark
yes, that's one of the pros of live music.
Zachary Ward
>band plays 20 minute version of a track live
Blake Lewis
>band then re-records original slow song faster the way they've been playing it live
youtube.com
Noah Torres
>hate that shit
Adrian Jones
Is this just the ADHD versions of the tracks?
I doubt this is a prefered version. A band making a track faster, doesn't it make it feel rushed?
Andrew Lee
You're overthinking it.
Sebastian Harris
>band plays every song slower live than the album version
Dominic Howard
...
Carter Brooks
not arguments
Carson Collins
...
Jonathan Gomez
>pic related of the band not playing their own music properly because they'd rather be at home fuckin OP's sister
Leo Sanders
>live version is a completely different song and is actually way better
youtube.com
youtube.com
seems to be the case with a lot of gentle giant songs that they played live
Levi Perez
>live album
>every track is better than the album versions
What's her name, Sup Forums?
Nicholas Wright
Alice in Chains MTV Unplugged
Led Zeppelin Live DVD
Soundgarden live in Dusseldorf 1990
Judas Priest Unleashed in the East (doesn't count for the expanded/special edition: delivering the good is best on album version)
Asher Lee
TKOL Live from the Basement
Owen Brooks
That's live, but not a live show.
What do you even call that?
Alexander Long
Cheap Trick At Budokan.
Luis Fisher
** was it prerecorded for TV btw I noticed it was on TV
Luis Young
Ween, even though its a very slight change of pace. But in shit like I'll be your Johnny it goes insane
Tyler Ramirez
>hate that shit
Gabriel Brown
fuck allot of things
Joseph Turner
Would be 98.12.28 Otokotachi no Wakare, if they didn't change the start of 5th part of Long Season.
Joshua Cook
...
Thomas Young
>band progressively plays songs slower as they get old
anything sadder out there?
Thomas Moore
yeah
Ryder Phillips
Genesis Live 1973
Carter Morris
With rock bands I think the live version is definitely the more true version of a song. Most engineers and producers prefer to have bands record to a click track in the studio. Mapping out a click track perfectly for a song that has been written and rehearsed live is pretty much impossible unless your drummer is a drum machine. The general instinct is to not rush the tempo, so the click often ends up being a little slower than how the song is played in rehearsal.
Hunter Murphy
Stop Making Sense
Complete Matrix Tapes apart from Sister Ray
Easton Lee
Elton John 17-11-70
James Hill
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Jacob Jenkins
rushed like half assed, less put together
Evan Hernandez
queens of the stone age used to play go with the flow so fucking fast it didn't even sound like the same song.
Liam Rogers
I checked this out and it was a while ago, but goddamn.
Leo Powell
Swans - Public Castration is a Good Idea and Feel Good Now
Ethan Lewis
Most bands do this, probably un-intentionally.
Juan Jones
its harder to play it at he right tempo than it is playing it faster than needed
Jace Martinez
>go to Gun's n' Roses gig
>Every song has a reggae medley