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Post by kjam1988 on Jan 13, 2008 0:26:10 GMT
Every live show I've heard it's the same exact solos, same lyrics, same everything. Everything is identical to the studio tracks. No that theres anything wrong with that. they don't have to do much to impress their OMG Caleb!!1 fan base, it just makes everything more entertaining and respectable if theres a little improvisation in there
Do they do this ever?
Yeah. I'm a noooooob. Don't know shit about these guys
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crazycarla
Runnin' Free
are you too good to tango with the poor poor boys?
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Post by crazycarla on Jan 13, 2008 1:09:31 GMT
now and again they do,but thats what makes them so good live is that they sound just as good as on the album.they do improvise sometimes though.x
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Post by kjam1988 on Jan 13, 2008 1:21:37 GMT
alright
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Post by antroolez on Jan 13, 2008 1:37:43 GMT
yea now that matt has all his effects and that all the solos to the YAYM and ASH songs are mostly different...but in a good way..and sometimes caleb will make up little additions to songs lyrically and nathan will add small drum parts that are different to the originals...
all makes for exciting stuff
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Post by LDN on Jan 13, 2008 4:07:36 GMT
Oh and they don't play the slowish ending in 'slow night, so long'
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Post by kjam1988 on Jan 13, 2008 4:11:44 GMT
hm. i just dont see a whole lot of difference between their live and studio versions. they all seem pretty talented. they should branch out more.
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Post by LDN on Jan 13, 2008 4:13:51 GMT
Guess so....but sometimes (in my oppinion) I don't like it when bands change their music a lot when they perform live.
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Post by kjam1988 on Jan 13, 2008 4:39:29 GMT
yeah im one of those stoners that loves the grateful dead, phish, umphreys, moe. and all that. they just jammmmmm. i like it. its not for everyone
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Post by nitemarehippygirl on Jan 13, 2008 16:50:44 GMT
kjam, that's a good question. i've benn wondering too. i guess they sound more natural this way. and when they do change their songs they come up with totally new versions of them, like for example 'molly's hangover'.
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Post by chandler on Jan 13, 2008 16:56:56 GMT
I would quite like to see them do some improv, jamming and changing up the songs a bit on stage. It would give each show new flavours. I mean, I love hearing the bona fide versions of the songs, they sound really great live but a bit of improv wouldn't go amiss. I suppose I'm just used to seeing the chili peppers live (seen them many, many times) and they pull out ten/15 minute jam sessions on stage, just improvising and getting into a groove (especially frusciante) and it's amazing to watch. Perhaps as the Kings go on in their career and become more accomplished musicians they will start to mix things up a bit.
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Post by kultbert on Jan 13, 2008 18:19:34 GMT
I would quite like to see them do some improv, jamming and changing up the songs a bit on stage. It would give each show new flavours. I mean, I love hearing the bona fide versions of the songs, they sound really great live but a bit of improv wouldn't go amiss. I suppose I'm just used to seeing the chili peppers live (seen them many, many times) and they pull out ten/15 minute jam sessions on stage, just improvising and getting into a groove (especially frusciante) and it's amazing to watch. Perhaps as the Kings go on in their career and become more accomplished musicians they will start to mix things up a bit. sounds like you're spoiled by the chili peppers  i've senn some videos of the kings and SOEMTIMES they do littel changes. i think matts four kicks solo is different live and the solo in arizona as well. it sounds more beautiful live. in my opinion |
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Post by chandler on Jan 13, 2008 18:23:10 GMT
Yeah, I know what you mean kultbert, matty is the one most likely to change things up a bit I think. He sometimes changes the solos and stuff.
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Post by eddy cocaine. on Jan 13, 2008 18:28:26 GMT
I would quite like to see them do some improv, jamming and changing up the songs a bit on stage. It would give each show new flavours. I mean, I love hearing the bona fide versions of the songs, they sound really great live but a bit of improv wouldn't go amiss. I suppose I'm just used to seeing the chili peppers live (seen them many, many times) and they pull out ten/15 minute jam sessions on stage, just improvising and getting into a groove (especially frusciante) and it's amazing to watch. Perhaps as the Kings go on in their career and become more accomplished musicians they will start to mix things up a bit. if i went to see a band and they had a 10/15 minute jam in a song, i don't know what i would do. that's a long time for jamming and i would get so bored. but you know, that's just me. |
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Post by chandler on Jan 13, 2008 18:32:39 GMT
Watching Frusciante on guitar being completely lost in the music is a hypnotising, religious experience. No room for boredom there!
But I don't think it would be appropriate for KoL to do that, like. Their sets are tight and snappy, which works for them.
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Post by kultbert on Jan 13, 2008 18:47:37 GMT
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Post by eddy cocaine. on Jan 13, 2008 18:50:00 GMT
i can understand that. i suppose the fact i'm not a huge fan of them doesn't help anyway.  i prefer knowing things and being able to sing and hum along i guess. each to their own. |
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Post by chandler on Jan 13, 2008 18:56:26 GMT
Yep, just listened to that, it's pretty amazing. Just shows they can mix it up when they want to! Karma for posting that kultbert! |
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Post by secondary on Jan 13, 2008 19:14:46 GMT
I would quite like to see them do some improv, jamming and changing up the songs a bit on stage. It would give each show new flavours. I mean, I love hearing the bona fide versions of the songs, they sound really great live but a bit of improv wouldn't go amiss. I suppose I'm just used to seeing the chili peppers live (seen them many, many times) and they pull out ten/15 minute jam sessions on stage, just improvising and getting into a groove (especially frusciante) and it's amazing to watch. Perhaps as the Kings go on in their career and become more accomplished musicians they will start to mix things up a bit. At Leed's Festival last year me and my friend went to see the Chili Peppers on the last night, and I got unbelievably bored during the jamming sessions. I remember we got so bored during one that we went to the toilet - and when we came back they were STILL jamming. I just wanted them to get on with the songs! |
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Post by princess16 on Jan 13, 2008 20:42:48 GMT
^^ Ye they were like that on their tour too, it was like that for at least half an hr... God I mean I know they are showing how talented they are but way too long!!!
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Post by drippingbeards on Jan 13, 2008 21:31:20 GMT
hm. i just dont see a whole lot of difference between their live and studio versions. they all seem pretty talented. they should branch out more. I totally agree. As Dewey Finn put it: 'You're a little r-o-b-o-t-r-o-n-i-, Loosey goosey baby, Loosey goosey.' |
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