Fools

[gabby gabbster]

I was just listening to the remastered WACF, Fools in particular, and loud, when I noticed Dave say something to the effect of, "let's do it together." This is at the beginning where Ed and Dave only are playing...and Dave kinda whispers it to cue Ed into playing the same thing that Dave is singing. I never noticed it before and thought it was kinda cool.

[Brett]

Yeah he says "Let's try it together one time" or something like that. And if you notice, it still ain't really together. [img]smile.gif[/img]

[gabby gabbster]

I know..it's a little off [img]smile.gif[/img] . Which is funny because it sounds very spontaneous and spur of the moment for them to even record that beginning. So unique. You just don't see that very often from other bands, whose records are usually very polished and spliced together.

[Brett]

Originally posted by gabby gabbster:
You just don't see that very often from other bands, whose records are usually very polished and spliced together.

One of the MANY things that made VH so much more than just another rock band.

[BREW CREW]

Originally posted by Brett:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by gabby gabbster:
You just don't see that very often from other bands, whose records are usually very polished and spliced together.

One of the MANY things that made VH so much more than just another rock band.</font>[/QUOTE]So TRUE!!!!!! Gotta love it!!!!! [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]
I also like the part in the song of Bottoms Up when they (Dave and Mike) start to giggle during their ditty.

[ June 20, 2002, 09:20 PM: Message edited by: BREW CREW ]

[Raldo]

You hit the nail on head, Brett. Great Rock and Roll bands always find a way to seperate themselves from the also-rans.

[The Full BuD]

I always did like the mistakes on WACF. It's nice to see a band so confident that they would leave them in anyways.