RE: [sdre-l]: Jeremy Voice Comparison
I was... Listening to Death Cab for Cutie last night, and I was thinking Gibbard's voice sounded kind of like Jeremy's. I mean, he "stole" the idea of "Fallen Heart" to end Airplanes, why not sound like high-pitched, slightly-nasal-Jeremy too? Nah, but that guy has great voice, that DCFC guy. "do the kermit ** ** * n'alright now" - ian rickert -Original Message- From: ernesto che guevara [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2000 4:05 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: RE: [sdre-l]: Jeremy Voice Comparison i think jeremy sounds like kermit THE frog. please post this. i am not joking. i really mean it. --- "Roneree, Erich" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have heard the Jane's Addiction comparisson from at least two friends who have heard SDRE. Now I never got into Jane's Addiction for some reason but I have heard their albums a few times and even though it's been years, I just don't hear it. OK, they both use falsetto - should we compare Jeremy (or Perry) to Geddy Lee? I don't know, maybe I should just Napster some Jane's stuff and listen again. -e- -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 9:13 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [sdre-l]: Jeremy Voice Comparison I played "How it Feels" for my brother last summer and he said "That sounds exactly like Jane's Addiction". I was first off pissed, cause I just remembered "Been Caught Stealing". Then he played me this song called "3 Days" off the CD "Ritual De Lo Habitual", and I have to say, in that very song, I hear more influence on SDRE than on any other song in any other band. Listen to that song, and try to tell me every member of SDRE doesnt own that CD. Good song by an otherwise (in my opinion) crappy band. matthew np- Elliot Smith-- Figure 8 __ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages get email alerts with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com/
Re: [sdre-l]: jeremy's voice in relation to lollapalooza
can anyone think of someone who sounds like jeremy? just wondering. At times, Jeff Buckley can sound Jeremy-ish. I could definately see SDRE covering one of his songs. I wonder if the lads are familiar with the late great Jeff. There would be a fitting tribute if SDRE honored Jeff by recording one of his songs. I could easily see them doing The Sky is a Land Fill. Aaron A. Chernak [EMAIL PROTECTED] -==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==- Nothing can clip my wings, I'm a self-taught ugly duckling. -==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==-
[sdre-l]: Jeremy's Voice...
Peoples, First of all...i am so sorry, but i can't hear Jeremy at all in Jane's Addiction. Second of all, comparing his voice to others is simply absurd. The first time i heard jeremy sing (on "Digging Deep" by PoorOldLu) i almost cried because it was so rediculously unique...in all my days of listening to all types of music, i have never ever heard a voice like his... when listening to him it is apparent who his influences are...(Beatles, Syd Barrett) but he takes all his influences and amalgamates their styles into his own...so any time he is even close to being able to be compared to someone else...their influence is so subtle that you are forced to say that you can't possibly compare them. I'm out... Mike (the Lord master of all that is skinnyness) np: "Bury White" off Water Solutions by Far
RE: [sdre-l]: Jeremy Voice Comparison
i think jeremy sounds like kermit THE frog. please post this. i am not joking. i really mean it. --- "Roneree, Erich" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have heard the Jane's Addiction comparisson from at least two friends who have heard SDRE. Now I never got into Jane's Addiction for some reason but I have heard their albums a few times and even though it's been years, I just don't hear it. OK, they both use falsetto - should we compare Jeremy (or Perry) to Geddy Lee? I don't know, maybe I should just Napster some Jane's stuff and listen again. -e- -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 9:13 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [sdre-l]: Jeremy Voice Comparison I played "How it Feels" for my brother last summer and he said "That sounds exactly like Jane's Addiction". I was first off pissed, cause I just remembered "Been Caught Stealing". Then he played me this song called "3 Days" off the CD "Ritual De Lo Habitual", and I have to say, in that very song, I hear more influence on SDRE than on any other song in any other band. Listen to that song, and try to tell me every member of SDRE doesnt own that CD. Good song by an otherwise (in my opinion) crappy band. matthew np- Elliot Smith-- Figure 8 __ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages get email alerts with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com/
[sdre-l]: jeremy's voice in relation to lollapalooza
His natural, octave-jumping falsetto is like none other in rock today. i was in my favorite record store the other day and i asked this guy if he liked sunny day. he said no because jeremy "has the same voice as that guy from porno for pyros". i tried to object but the guy wouldn't listen. has anyone else heard this comparison? i've heard the lennon/enigk similiarities but never anyone else. can anyone think of someone who sounds like jeremy? just wondering. jerry n/p: starling electric
[sdre-l]: Jeremy Voice Comparison
I played "How it Feels" for my brother last summer and he said "That sounds exactly like Jane's Addiction". I was first off pissed, cause I just remembered "Been Caught Stealing". Then he played me this song called "3 Days" off the CD "Ritual De Lo Habitual", and I have to say, in that very song, I hear more influence on SDRE than on any other song in any other band. Listen to that song, and try to tell me every member of SDRE doesnt own that CD. Good song by an otherwise (in my opinion) crappy band. matthew np- Elliot Smith-- Figure 8
Re: [sdre-l]: jeremy's voice in relation to lollapalooza
can anyone think of someone who sounds like jeremy? just wondering. Chris. Propagandhi. All instances point to the evidence backing this. Rock out.
[sdre-l]: that voice
Hello to all of you, I think jeremy's voice is maturing nicely, but if I had to complain about two things on the cd it would be that he doesn't scream like on the studio albums--completely unerstable, I must say--and Joe Bass' tone just isn't up to it on some songs, especially j'nuh. I really love that meaty sound that Nate had on the album. Other than that, it is all a first-rate, capital show. I cannot stop listening to Days were Golden. I've never heard anything more touching than that song performed live. I don't think it makes me feel sadness, it's more along the lines of pity. But to be completely honest, I can see why the band might have wanted to do something different with the video, it's a bit lackluster in production, a good show, but I think the band would have wanted to do something more artsy, a la Meeting People is Easy. I'm really upset that Sub Pop didn't put on the encore too. Oh well, I'm thankful for what I do have. Let's see...My playlist: SDRE--Live Godspeed you black emperor!--slow riot for a new zero kanada e.p. The Smiths--Louder than bombs Jimmy Eat World--Static Prevails Hum--Puppets Bye. Jason __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
