Re: [sdre-l]: what would you recomend...

1999-10-27 Thread Adam Jenkins

it almost feels silly to me saying which SDRE album "most touched me".
i think that SDRE in HIFTBSO isn't the same SDRE that made the previous LP2 
and Diary.  The absence of Mendel has made a HUGE sound change in the 
band... i mean could think new guy come up with the bass line to Grendel 
that later helped to form Theo-B???  nope, cuz his sound is so different.  
granted SOPF on HIFTBSO is pretty darn tight, it's not the same SDRE at all.

but in any album, Mr. Enigk's lyrics touch my heart.  so, it's all good.  
even more so on ROTFQ

god bless,
adam

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RE: [sdre-l]: what would you recomend...

1999-10-27 Thread WallaceJared

 I believe you recomend albums to people dependent on what they like.  For
example, if someone likes metal, tell them to listen to Diary first.  If
someone prefers pop, suggest HIFTBSO.  I believe the best album for a punk
kid would be LP2.  For someone who enjoys classical music, let them listen
to Jeremy's stuff first.  Do ya see what I mean?

Jared

"And the writing on the wall
 Said He is only the way."
 --Jeremy Enigk




Re: [sdre-l]: what would you recomend...

1999-10-23 Thread Tara Matthews

I would definately recommend diary first, because it was their first...In my 
experience, the people that hear HIFTBSO first, seem to not end up liking 
sdre as much they should be liked.   you know? Hearing the albums in the 
order in which they came out ... seems like a good idea because you can see 
how they have matured throughout the years. Like reading a book of their 
lives... (instead... listening to their lives). You do it in chronological 
order You don't pick up a book and read it from the last past page to 
the foreward. it wouldn't make sence. Same with their albums.   It's a 
story of their lives... what goes on, growing up and realizing new 
things... don't you agree?
**

HIFTBSO was the first Sunny Day album I was exposed to and I consider Sunny 
Day one of the greatest bands to ever touch my life. I am a fairly new Sunny 
Day fan (obviously). If Dairy had been the first album from SDRE I had 
heard, I don't think I would have been as impressed with them. I know this 
may sound sacreligious to many of you, but I am drawn to HITFTBSO far more 
than the other two albums. I love all three, but HITFTBSO has something more 
that the others don't...something that really moves my soul and touches my 
emotions.

I was so surprised when I joined this mailing list and read the comments 
about HITFTBSO. Maybe it's just me, but it seems like many of you don't hold 
it in very high regard, especially in comparison to Diary. Don't worry guys! 
Admitting you like the later album as much or more than the earlier ones 
doesn't make you any less a fan ;) I suppose many of you were drawn to SDRE 
because of Diary and HITFTBSO just isn't the same. It is my humble opinion, 
however, that HITFTBSO is SDRE's best album and I look forward to seeing (or 
hearing :) how they grow in the future.

Tara

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Re: [sdre-l]: what would you recomend...

1999-10-23 Thread SuperDanSDRE

Actually, I heard Diary first, and I was completely blown away, so I would 
definitely recommend that first... (especially since I'm a drummer and this 
is my favorite to date as far as Will's stuff goes)... but second, I heard 
HIFTBSO, because they didn't have lp2 at the store I went to at the time. I 
was blown away by that one too, but to me, I've always thought that after 
hearing the first, then third, then second in that order, it seems to me that 
somehow, lp2 is a perfect mix/transition from Diary to HIFTBSO. The drums are 
still pretty hectic, but as was mentioned, the vocals lean more towards 
HIFTBSO... and there is less of Dan's singing it seems on lp2 than on Diary, 
but more than on HIFTBSO It almost seems as though the band knew that 
they were going to make their third album in a different way than their 
first, but they helped lead the fans from one to the other with lp2. I guess 
that's a weird opinion, but I have some friends who agree. Any thoughts?

Dan W.

On the live album, my favorite is track six, "Song About an Angel", but it's 
always been my favorite anyway. It's an excellent song to sing along with or 
drum along to. Kudos to William Goldsmith, my favorite drummer, and to 
everyone else in the band, which I guess can include "Joe Bass" on the live 
album/video too.

And if that guy didn't think that SDRE was good live, then he must have been 
under some sort of an influence, and he probably hasn't seen the video yet...



Re: [sdre-l]: what would you recomend...

1999-10-18 Thread XphiveX

Just curious...
When you are talking to a person who has never heard
of sdre but wants to, what album do you usually tell
them to get first?I usually say DIARY but I wanted
to here others oppinions.

I would definately recommend diary first, because it was their first... 
In my experience, the people that hear HIFTBSO first, seem to not end up 
liking sdre as much they should be liked.   you know?   Hearing the 
albums in the order in which they came out ... seems like a good idea because 
you can see how they have matured throughout the years. Like reading 
a book of their lives... (instead... listening to their lives).You do it 
in chronological order You don't pick up a book and read it from the last 
past page to the foreward. it wouldn't make sence. Same with their 
albums.   It's a story of their lives... what goes on, growing up and 
realizing new things...   don't you agree?



Re: [sdre-l]: what would you recomend...

1999-10-18 Thread r3d medicine

"Just curious...
When you are talking to a person who has never heard
of sdre but wants to, what album do you usually tell
them to get first?I usually say DIARY but I wanted
to here others oppinions."


I say Diary..for Sunny Day I say it's best to go in order (Diary. LP2. How
it feels..Live) 

"greg making effects pedals for guitars and offering/advertising 
that service on the list a few weeks back"
---

can he make anything besides distortion pedals? 

"promise ring"
---

I just don't get this band..I'm a fan but I find them to be a tad bit
overrated. 



[sdre-l]: what would you recomend...

1999-10-13 Thread david biederbeck

Just curious...
When you are talking to a person who has never heard
of sdre but wants to, what album do you usually tell
them to get first?I usually say DIARY but I wanted
to here others oppinions.

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