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Thread started 07/07/08 10:36am

HamsterHuey

Portishead's Machine Gun Vs Front Line Assembly's Empty Walks

So, which one do we like better? The original or the reworked Portishead version?

That beat just makes me so hard...

Dayum... I like the original lots, but I like the harder edge of Machine Gun...
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Reply #1 posted 07/07/08 12:10pm

Matronik

Front Line assembly...what that?

Some Fordism technic of mass production of cars
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Reply #2 posted 07/07/08 8:40pm

HamsterHuey

Matronik said:

Front Line assembly...what that?

Some Fordism technic of mass production of cars


falloff
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Reply #3 posted 07/08/08 3:10pm

HamsterHuey

Wow.

Loads of other fans.

hmm
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Reply #4 posted 07/08/08 3:28pm

Matronik

HamsterHuey said:

Wow.

Loads of other fans.

hmm


Try MJ in the title! Works everytime
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Reply #5 posted 07/08/08 3:37pm

baroque

front line assembly!!! i love me some 90's industrial or late 80's.
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Reply #6 posted 07/08/08 9:07pm

HamsterHuey

Matronik said:

HamsterHuey said:

Wow.

Loads of other fans.

hmm


Try MJ in the title! Works everytime


lock

I want to thank you for the chance of saying what I said on that thread.

And people loving Machine Gun; get Empty Walks; it's an interesting way how Portishead sampled something, then reworked it. The first time I listened to Machine Gun I knew I heard it someplace before... it just took me a while to ponder on it. They made a sound not so obvious bigger and then spun it into something new. I love it.
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Reply #7 posted 07/09/08 1:49am

laproducer2

are you sure they sampled it or you just think they were influenced or just coincidence. If you think they sampled, please list what they specificaly sampled(i.e. time on song)
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Reply #8 posted 07/09/08 4:49am

HamsterHuey

laproducer2 said:

are you sure they sampled it or you just think they were influenced or just coincidence. If you think they sampled, please list what they specificaly sampled(i.e. time on song)


It's very, very alike. My knowledge of sound transforming equipment is not sufficient enough if they ripped the actual song or just re-recorded it.
But the synth sounds at the beginning of Empty Walks has the same sounds, just less loud. It has the same intervals between the two distinctive sounds Machine Gun uses.
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Reply #9 posted 07/09/08 5:37am

RipHer2Shreds

I like the Portishead tune, but I'm not familiar with the latter.

I listened to the album a few times when it first came out, but it's been sitting on the shelf ever since. neutral Just hasn't stuck with me like their previous albums. It's a few years too late.
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Reply #10 posted 07/09/08 5:58am

HamsterHuey

RipHer2Shreds said:

I listened to the album a few times when it first came out, but it's been sitting on the shelf ever since. neutral Just hasn't stuck with me like their previous albums. It's a few years too late.


I keep returning to a few of the songs on the album. As a whole, the album does not flow.
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