Baroness - Bread [Making 'Gold & Grey']
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- Опубліковано 22 січ 2020
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Baroness - Bread [Making 'Gold & Grey']
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That blast beat was perfect for that spot.. I actually laughed first time I heard it.. Now I can't imagine the song without it. I just love how this album seems to grow every time I listen to it. Something new always pops out. Thanks for doing these BTS vids.
I really hope this lineup sticks for a good while, because the way they all work together, and lock in when they're playing, is nothing short of magical. 🤘🏼🤘🏼
You really get the sense from these videos that they've formed two really solid partnerships of Nick and Seb, and John and Gina that then come together at the end to form one big awesome Baroness. A bit like the zords in Power Rangers
Can Oscura is such a dope moment. It's one of the elements that makes this a full album listen every time for me.
i love this fucking band so much. THANK YOU to every member of this band, past and present.
This album is a great, love it, love all Baroness stuff. The guitar work and harmonies just really do it for me. But this album is all about Seb and Nick. I absolutely love them!
Fuck yeah baroness, been around since first came out. Wish you the best and I’ll always be here for y’all
These are great. I'm super stoked for the coverage of Pale Sun.
I fucking love gold & grey and I get everything you tried on it. People complaining about the 'clipping' may never get why for example the Beatles' Revolution was so iconic. If I recall correctly it was the guitar straight in the mixing desk at full level to get the distorted sounds. Sometimes you got to try some new stuff to stand out from the rest. And you guys did it. And I love this album to death. Thanks for all the epic tunes, Baroness! 🧡🖤
It sounds like garage demo band that didn't have money to properly record an album so they used a smartphone (well, a good smartphone would record live music better than this). It's not a good aesthetic and it kills any dynamics or musicianship. Death Magnetic sounds like masterclass in mastering compared to this. Glad to hear someone enjoys it, though.
@@caro_lam exactly! You got it!
@@hrvojekrsnik6572 well, if that's your opinion, good for you! Not gonna argue, because music is very subjective. If you only like very clean, hifi recordings, I understand you. But it's not because something is new/different, that it's immediately 'bad'. Music isn't competition, it's about making something that you stand behind and make people think and feel, like every other art. Imagine if painters never tried something new after the 'perfect' classic painting styles, how boring would they be right now? That's why you need a little change and risky, once every while.
@@NathanSidFLook, I get it. You're very passionate about this band. Again, to each his own, I'm not trying to change your opinion. Just realise that this isn't new or different. Plenty of bands have made similarly brickwalled awful sounding albums (again, death magnetic being the most prominent example), most of them in their early careers when they didn't have money for proper sound engineers. Only thing that is new is that the artist is saying they deliberately went for that sound. It's like if Tarantino made a decision to film Once upon a time in Hollywood with shitty smartphone camera. Sure, you deliberately made that decision, but most people will find difficult to enjoy it or even watch it for more than a few minutes.
Going for that lowfi raw sound is nothing new, but this isn't way to do it. Listen to something like Bad as me or Bad as me from Tom Waits for a good example on going for a distorted, compressed sound that actually adds something instead of retracting from experience, or even completely ruining it.
Best sounding Baroness records were already just passable from sonic perspective, but there you could defend it as an artistic decision by saying that the band wanted that muddy sludgy sound. The fact that songs on this album even manage to break through this muddy wall of sound is testament to the quality of songwriting. but it feels as though you're listening to the concert trapped in a basement through ventilation shaft. Someone MIGHT like it, but I think most people would prefer to be in a front row listening to every note band plays in high fidelity.
@@NathanSidF I feel very passionate about this because i fell victim to the Baroness sound aesthetic already. Just a couple of months ago friend asked me to go see them and sent me a couple of studio songs. I listened and said no thanks, not my cup of tea. After the concert I was hearing for days how amazing the concert was so I gave it another shot and played a live show (Live in the K!Pit). Holy cow, that was amazing, way better sounding and more energetic than any studio recording. It turns out it is my cup of tea after all and I really really regret not going to that show. Now I can enjoy studio recordings, but only because I got what they're going for through live recordings. I still wish they were produced better.
I'm a Red Album militant, and I love this record. It's a work of art.
Saxton Hale how can you stand the paper thin, fizzy god awful guitar tones after listening to Red and Blue? The guitar in the chorus of borderline makes my ears bleed...
@@jakeybball It's a problem.
Absolutely love y'alls music! It has gotten me through the darkest of days, thank you so much y'all.
Love how you can hear the Trans Am and Horse Torso influences on the album's rhythm section at times!
Baroness, you have all inspired me so much with your work! I am relatively new to you all. Started listening to you when you guys released Gold and Grey. Have yet to even listen to the rest of your work. I am working on my own music and it's coming along very well. You're all huge inspirations for me, and I think Gena is so fucking awesome! Wish I could find a girlfriend like her lol
Love y'all so much. Thanks for always being such cool people!
funny enough i discovered baroness through a netflix series about a mind enhacing pill or something. cant remember the name. glad i found you guys though and psyched about your new material
limitless, damn i miss that show. I didn't watch it when it first came out because i hate cop/lawyer/doctor shows. But when i caught it later... MAN!!! it was like coming home! It had a levity/brevity that was so refreshing! so many shows dive too hard into drama and forget about the watchability of a show. i need that humor and playfulness!
@@Hyperpract Limitless, exactly, that was awesome, and I discovered Baroness through this show too. I'll always be grateful to whoever wrote this crazy character, made him a fan of Baroness, and then made me a fan too.
I checked on tunefind while writing this comment, and there is the Green Theme in S1E4, and other great songs.
Wait... cult? What cult.. Baroness cult?!? I. AM. IN!!!!!
My favorite part this whole thing is that killer T-40 Nick is playing.
Hints of Mastadon. Solid. GO YANKEES!
yo Sebastian is wearing a River Plate hat!!!
I would watch the shit outta Seb's drum playthroughs for this album...
But does Seb have big beats? Because Big Beats are the Best.
first :p
too bad the whole album is so badly mixed. phooey!