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• #750 Reply
  Posted by peaches626 on 17 Nov, 2009 14:59
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  My thought is that they went into the studio and put down Party Time.  They played it for a couple of close friends, family, whatever and they basically said phans aren\'t going to go for this, it\'s not really a Phishy album and then went back into the studio and put down Joy...  I personally like Party Time (minus the song party time) as a whole better than Joy as a whole, but that\'s mainly because of TTE...

  
  
  
  there is a whole thread on PT dissecting the progression of the album.... apparently there was thoughts to have a double album that included all songs on both Joy and Party Time... then there was a one disk, 75 min track list that included some songs from both discs that floated around as an option, then they settled on the 50 something min final version for the Joy CD that we know now...

  
  Link please...

  
  Yessir... looks like ur kinda thread, Yoda- a very clean breakdown of the supposed facts
  
  HOW JOY & PARTY TIME FIT TOGETHER
  
  
  
  come to think of it yoda, when i read this thread i thought that you could perhaps have been the original poster, it sounds like you
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• #751 Reply
  Posted by Yoda on 17 Nov, 2009 15:52
• It was not me, but I\'ll be interested in reading it...
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• #752 Reply
  Posted by bdfreetuna on 17 Nov, 2009 16:48
• They fit together great being the two Phish albums I probably won\'t ever listen to again.
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• #753 Reply
  Posted by freddiewaht on 17 Nov, 2009 16:54
• joy pwns,imo.
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• #754 Reply
  Posted by Gfunk on 17 Nov, 2009 17:13
• Quote from: freddiewaht;246492

  joy pwns,imo.

  
  yep
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• #755 Reply
  Posted by dannybiscuits on 17 Nov, 2009 19:45
• So I am not sure if anyone read the thread on PT that peaches posted. I decided to listen to one of the 75 min versions and I find that it does make for a much better album. Although I could do with out the party time into let me lie. For the most part I think that it makes for a much more exciting listen front to back. Its more eclectic more creative and involves the whole group a lot more (as far as song writing goes). I can\'t imagine what made them not go with a delicious 75 minute joyous party time. Would have been better IMO. Regardless I think it\'s fun to make your own decision and create the album as you see fit. Hooray for technology
   
  THIRD VERSION (75-minute version, first evid of audio circ)
  
  1. BDTNL
  2. KDF
  3. Ocelot
  4. Splinters of Hail
  5. Gone
  6. Party Time
  7. Let Me Lie
  8. Stealing Time
  9. Only a Dream
  10. If I Told You
  11. Sugar Shack
  12. Joy
  13. Light
  14. I\'ve Been Around
  15. TTE
  16. 20 years
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• #756 Reply
  Posted by zuke583 on 17 Nov, 2009 21:19
• wow. just listened to "if i told you" from party time. that song would absolutely destroy if they played it live.
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• #757 Reply
  Posted by dannybiscuits on 18 Nov, 2009 02:33
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  wow. just listened to "if i told you" from party time. that song would absolutely destroy if they played it live.

  
  I agree completely I mentioned in this thread that party time\'s songs seem more artistic and inspired and i think this song is a perfect example. You gotta love phish attempting to fit themselves into the current music scene which is dominated by electronic-ish dance beats with a song like this that is current yet at the same time unmistakably phish. Also the fact that this is a page song is the ****. Phish could totally trance this **** out live.
  
  Bill Withers - Greatest Hits
  
  Just The Two Of Us            
  Use Me   
  Ain\'t No Sunshine   
  Lovely Day   
  I Want To Spend The Night         
  Soul Shadows   
  Lean On Me   
  Grandma\'s Hands      
  Hello Like Before   
  Who Is He (And What Is He To You)?            
  
  http://www.mediafire.com/?n4qy40wdd40
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• #758 Reply
  Posted by bezerker on 18 Nov, 2009 07:31
• i like splinters of hail
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• #759 Reply
  Posted by jking on 18 Nov, 2009 09:04
• i think only a dream could be a monster live, in a very split/stash kind of insanity jam...
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• #760 Reply
  Posted by Gordo on 18 Nov, 2009 14:05
• Quote from: jking;246541

  i think only a dream could be a monster live, in a very split/stash kind of insanity jam...

  
  Agreed. I love the mood of the jam... that fades out too quickly on PT.
  
  

  Quote from: dannybiscuits;246510

  So I am not sure if anyone read the thread on PT that peaches posted. I decided to listen to one of the 75 min versions and I find that it does make for a much better album. Although I could do with out the party time into let me lie. For the most part I think that it makes for a much more exciting listen front to back. Its more eclectic more creative and involves the whole group a lot more (as far as song writing goes). I can\'t imagine what made them not go with a delicious 75 minute joyous party time. Would have been better IMO. Regardless I think it\'s fun to make your own decision and create the album as you see fit. Hooray for technology
   
  THIRD VERSION (75-minute version, first evid of audio circ)
  
  1. BDTNL
  2. KDF
  3. Ocelot
  4. Splinters of Hail
  5. Gone
  6. Party Time
  7. Let Me Lie
  8. Stealing Time
  9. Only a Dream
  10. If I Told You
  11. Sugar Shack
  12. Joy
  13. Light
  14. I\'ve Been Around
  15. TTE
  16. 20 years

  
  Gonna listen to this straight through dannyboy.
  
  Party Time has already grown on me. Maybe it\'s the cold rainy day, but I like it.
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• #761 Reply
  Posted by freddiewaht on 18 Nov, 2009 18:49
• Blackroc - Selftitled
  http://rs672.rapidshare.com/files/307655830/pedradocoutopreta2009.rar
  
  Collaboration between blues-rock duo The Black Keys and hip-hop label executive Damon Dash, with appearances from hip-hop artists Jim Jones, Mos Def, RZA, Raekwon, Q-Tip, Ludacris, Pharoahe Monch, Billy Danze (from M.O.P.), Nicole Wray, Noe and Ol’ Dirty Bastard.
  
  What the world needs now is a solid rap-rock project. At least that’s what the Black Keys are thinking. Hence: Blakroc, a new hybrid endeavor spearheaded by the Ohio blues-rock duo and Damon Dash, as well as entrepreneurial MC Jim Jones, who alluded to the meeting of the minds on Twitter back in June. He was not kidding.
  
  Blakroc’s self-titled debut LP is out on November 27 and features an impressive guest list: Mos Def, RZA, Raekwon, Q-Tip, Ludacris, Pharoahe Monch, M.O.P.’s Billy Danze, Jones, and the late Ol’ Dirty Bastard. Together, the dudes are establishing their own label, Blakroc, to release the album
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• #762 Reply
  Posted by dannybiscuits on 19 Nov, 2009 00:11
• Hells ya there wah. I just read the relix article and was counting the seconds till I got to hear it. Thank you brewsuff!
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• #763 Reply
  Posted by freddiewaht on 19 Nov, 2009 16:29
• the album PWNS
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• #764 Reply
  Posted by Vassillios on 19 Nov, 2009 17:15
• good stuff. thanks freddie
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