> In article <20080208010929.17795283@bellgrove.remarqs.net>,
> »Q« gmx.net> wrote:
>

>> And now with a decent rip of the song, I've got better separation
>> and all I can say is that there is/are too much/many guitar(s) on
>> this song. I didn't think I'd ever think that about an R.E.M. song
>> in this millennium.

>
> Sounds like the needles are bleeding red, but that's the style of the
> 21st Century. In 20 years will people laugh at this method of
> production like so many people do of '80s albums?

> So I noticed this song is in the 3rd slot on the album, and was
> trying to imagine what'll come before & after, and how it'll work
> within the album. Some of the songs I've heard & remember from last
> year, some of the Dublin songs I've already forgotten, and the last
> song I wish I could forget.
>
> Anyway, here's the list of Song 3s (skipping the live album):
>
> Laughing
> So. Central Rain
> Driver 8
> Fall On Me
> Burning Down
> Exhuming McCarthy
> You Are The Everything
> Low
> The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonite
> King Of Comedy
> New Test Leper
> Suspicion
> All The Way To Reno
> The Outsiders
> Supernatural Superserious
>
> Some superserious songs in the beginning, that's for damn sure. I
> count Dead Letter Office as a very real album, though in this case
> maybe not. Still, it's fun to see Burning Down on any list. To me
> it's interesting how on Document & Green you have great album cuts
> that weren't singles in this position. Then after that it seemed to
> be a place to put the more experimental tracks (Sidewinder was a
> single, but it's a goofy song), at least until New Adventures.