[Coloso]

I always considered this their "Brand New trying to be post-hardcore" record

[ThisIsNotDan]

I see what Steve's saying about having a similar vibe to TDAG sort of, but I feel like Daisy is much more unemotional and not as well-produced

[Coloso]

Originally Posted by ThisIsNotDan

I see what Steve's saying about having a similar vibe to TDAG sort of, but I feel like Daisy is much more unemotional and not as well-produced

how so?
you realize that what you might think is "not well produced" is probably intentional, right? ... a less shiny production than TDAG? it complements the more aggressive atmosphere of this, I think. Don't you think a track like "Vices" would just sound silly with the production qualities of "Jesus Christ"?

[xJesusFreakx]

Originally Posted by Star Slight

indeed, they definitely sharpened the sound they were going for on M/M, but Beggars is definitely heavily influenced by it. Reminds me of Soundgarden with less metal influence

I've really never associated Beggars with a 90s sound. The vibe I've always gotten was more so In Rainbows Radiohead and late 80s U2 with punk roots.

[ThisIsNotDan]

Originally Posted by Coloso

how so?
you realize that what you might think is "not well produced" is probably intentional, right? ... a less shiny production than TDAG? it complements the more aggressive atmosphere of this, I think. Don't you think a track like "Vices" would just sound silly with the production qualities of "Jesus Christ"?

yes I know this. I didn't say it was a bad thing that it wasn't as well-produced

[wroteurname]

Originally Posted by Coloso

how so?
you realize that what you might think is "not well produced" is probably intentional, right? ... a less shiny production than TDAG? it complements the more aggressive atmosphere of this, I think. Don't you think a track like "Vices" would just sound silly with the production qualities of "Jesus Christ"?

There's a difference between aggressive and muddy/flat.

[jawstheme]

Yeah this thread got pretty retarded.

[Coloso]

Originally Posted by ThisIsNotDan

yes I know this. I didn't say it was a bad thing that it wasn't as well-produced

doesn't not well produced denote it being "bad"... ? I don't understand... "not well" is "bad," right? what did you mean then?

[Coloso]

Originally Posted by Star Slight

Moreso the voice. I mean I was never a big Thrice fan til I heard Beggars but I always associated them with more shitty 2000s post hardcore nonsense because of TAITA, so when I heard the vocals on Beggars I was impressed.

Even though I'm still not the biggest Thrice fan I'd like to take this opportunity to back this post

[Theseventhson]

the production is bad, and it's not because it's not as hi-fi as The Devil and God.

[ThisIsNotDan]

Originally Posted by Coloso

doesn't not well produced denote it being "bad"... ? I don't understand... "not well" is "bad," right? what did you mean then?

I meant more "clean" production I guess. poor word choice. whatever

[Mr. November]

You guys are cute when you fight

[xJesusFreakx]

Originally Posted by Star Slight

Moreso the voice. I mean I was never a big Thrice fan til I heard Beggars but I always associated them with more shitty 2000s post hardcore nonsense because of TAITA, so when I heard the vocals on Beggars I was impressed.

Beggars definitely was Dustin's best vocally. I still love Artist, but his voice is vastly better now than it was then.

[Jake Jenkins]

The production is bad. Just because they were going for less polished sound doesn't make it good

[wroteurname]

The production on In The Aeroplane Over The Sea is purposely not polished and it sounds great.
-lunchforthesky