Dude, if you've posted this many of the tracks you really should do a solid for the fans who have been looking for these songs for years. The Rhimorse ep is a total bummer when looked upon in the context in which it was produced, but the Spread demos (many would be featured on Trust No One) are better produced and I'm still seeking out the rest of the tracks! Thanks.
lolololol Sorry that statement would be funny even if I preferred Trust No One, but I'm especially amused because...what? In what way? You mean like, Dave was literally trying to have sex with a guitar instead of playing it? lolol jk...but seriously the guitar work on this version of the album is more interesting to me, taking into account all of the layering that was lost in the commercial version.
Right?! The entire "Unicorns & Rainbows" version of the album is better in every respect to me; more interesting, emotionally raw, better production (despite Trust being considered overproduced - if there was less production work here, it was for the better, because I think there's much better tone/clarity etc. in the production of Unicorns) cooler sound design, with a more colorful, psychedelic sort of feel - fitting the cover in my mind; we need a better version of this cover, too lol
@colombus66 Fully agree! Its way more authentic and not so bombustic.It sounds a bit more dark being played mellow and as its alot quieter it gives more appreciation to the other parts .i wonder if Chad was on the trust me demo too?
Thank you for posting! I love this version so much
Dude, if you've posted this many of the tracks you really should do a solid for the fans who have been looking for these songs for years. The Rhimorse ep is a total bummer when looked upon in the context in which it was produced, but the Spread demos (many would be featured on Trust No One) are better produced and I'm still seeking out the rest of the tracks! Thanks.
The Trust No One version focused more on Navarro making love to the guitar, which I personally loved. To each their own.
lolololol Sorry that statement would be funny even if I preferred Trust No One, but I'm especially amused because...what? In what way? You mean like, Dave was literally trying to have sex with a guitar instead of playing it? lolol jk...but seriously the guitar work on this version of the album is more interesting to me, taking into account all of the layering that was lost in the commercial version.
I think there's Chad Smith on drums in this demo...
I wish the album could have come out with this exact cover and everything.
Right?! The entire "Unicorns & Rainbows" version of the album is better in every respect to me; more interesting, emotionally raw, better production (despite Trust being considered overproduced - if there was less production work here, it was for the better, because I think there's much better tone/clarity etc. in the production of Unicorns) cooler sound design, with a more colorful, psychedelic sort of feel - fitting the cover in my mind; we need a better version of this cover, too lol
@@GarrettWadeD I remember my disappointment when Trust came out. Unicorns and Rainbows was far superior in every way.
@colombus66 Fully agree! Its way more authentic and not so bombustic.It sounds a bit more dark being played mellow and as its alot quieter it gives more appreciation to the other parts .i wonder if Chad was on the trust me demo too?
this version is better than the trust no one
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