I'm fascinated that Background Noise hasn't been played this year - it's really catchy! Are they bored of it already? Or is it just banked and not considered necessary to road-test further...

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I'm fascinated that Background Noise hasn't been played this year - it's really catchy! Are they bored of it already? Or is it just banked and not considered necessary to road-test further...

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 It's been setlisted a few times, in Europe, but not played.

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just came to me that we have half an album here.

I mean, if they debuted that many songs, it means its more or less recorded.

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No recording has been done. Jarvis prefers to road-test material first in front of audiences. We just have to cross our fingers that they don't faff around in the studio for two years like with WLL and Hardcore...

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Was thinking about that. What if they... changed ? Its really weird to "test" so many songs. 3, 4 maybe... but so far we got what, almost an album worth of testing. Its kinda weird. And 9 out of 10 sound pretty finished to me. 

And surely they wouldn't say the album is recorded if it was.  

Just hoping here. Or dreaming. 

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They tested out 9 new songs in a similar timeframe in 1999-2000 but only 5 of these made the final album. In 2001, I think I had heard at least 7 of the 11 songs on "We Love Life" before it was released.

-- Edited by Ian on Thursday 19th of September 2024 06:33:37 PM

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Really ? I dont remember that time and back then it was harder to find those live recordings, though i do remember hearing the demos sometimes in the mid 00s.  

Anyway, i have hopes, it would be a good time in the late fall because next year, Oasis is gonna come back and there wont be much space

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There were 3 concerts in 1999 (June, August and September) and they performed these songs at each of them:
Roald Dahl
Birds in Your Garden
Duck Diving
The Quiet Revolution
Cuckoo Song
Sunrise

There were 4 concerts in August 2000 and they performed these songs at each of them:
Weeds
Minnie
I Love Life

So that's 9 songs in 14 months.

By the end of May 2001, they had also performed "The Trees", "Wickerman" and "Bad Cover Version".

Ian wrote:

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andy wrote:

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Ian wrote:

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andy wrote:

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Eamonn wrote:

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andy wrote:

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just came to me that we have half an album here.

I mean, if they debuted that many songs, it means its more or less recorded.

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No recording has been done. Jarvis prefers to road-test material first in front of audiences. We just have to cross our fingers that they don't faff around in the studio for two years like with WLL and Hardcore...

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Was thinking about that. What if they... changed ? Its really weird to "test" so many songs. 3, 4 maybe... but so far we got what, almost an album worth of testing. Its kinda weird. And 9 out of 10 sound pretty finished to me. 

And surely they wouldn't say the album is recorded if it was.  

Just hoping here. Or dreaming. 

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They tested out 9 new songs in a similar timeframe in 1999-2000 but only 5 of these made the final album. In 2001, I think I had heard at least 7 of the 11 songs on "We Love Life" before it was released.

-- Edited by Ian on Thursday 19th of September 2024 06:33:37 PM

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Really ? I dont remember that time and back then it was harder to find those live recordings, though i do remember hearing the demos sometimes in the mid 00s.  

Anyway, i have hopes, it would be a good time in the late fall because next year, Oasis is gonna come back and there wont be much space

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There were 3 concerts in 1999 (June, August and September) and they performed these songs at each of them:
Roald Dahl
Birds in Your Garden
Duck Diving
The Quiet Revolution
Cuckoo Song
Sunrise

There were 4 concerts in August 2000 and they performed these songs at each of them:
Weeds
Minnie
I Love Life

So that's 9 songs in 14 months.

By the end of May 2001, they had also performed "The Trees", "Wickerman" and "Bad Cover Version".

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thanx for the info ! well i had the Flux bootleg but i really cant remember Roald dahl, but i do remember the sound on that bootleg wasnt that good. 

 

I was really hoping for a fall release, but it seem we're gonna have to wait. 

-- Edited by andy on Saturday 21st of September 2024 07:17:09 AM