3YNK4
05-06-2005, 03:01 AM
NOTE: THIS IS JUST FOR FUN. NOTHING AGAINST ALBUM.
Assuming they still have wrote some of the same songs. This is not a bash of the new album or anything I just thought it would be cool to see what people could come up with from this album and previous stuff not as produced. A more raw sound, such as the Lillywhite Sessions compared to Busted Stuff.
Dave Matthews Band
new album "Hello Again"
1. Hello Again>
2. Louisiana Bayou
3. Help Myself
4. Smooth Rider^
5. Joy Ride
6. Sugar Will*
7. Crazy-Easy (ala 7/16/04)
8. Battle Hymn of the Republic
9. Intro>
10. American Baby
11. Good Good Time
12. Get Me High (ala 7/30/03 soundcheck jam)
13. Sweet Up and Down
14. Loving Wings (ala 12/14/02)>
15. Hello Again Reprise
*Jamal Milner on Electric Guitar
^Warren Haynes on Slide Guitar
notes. if i were producing.
this album would be very balanced in every aspect of the band.
heavy in BUTCH as well.
i want this to sound RAW. that is what seperated lillywhite sessions
from busted stuff was it's rawness. i don't know how to put it but
not overly produced perhaps.
1. Hello again (make this GRAB the energy that the sound had all summer. includes Carter showcasing and dave wailing on vocals at the end, getting slightly mellow before going into..)
2. Louisiana Bayou (granted these songs may not have even been written if Batson wasn't around. but lets pretend it would be. This gives a nice feel and and is heavy in Butch and Boyd)
3. Help Myself (I only put a new version of this on because it's summer and it would give a nice feel to a summer release album. Add a little more Butch on this and it will differ vastly from the previous studio version)
4. Smooth Rider (slow it down a little bit with more Butch jam action, Warren stepping in and getting into a groove with Butch Carter and Stefan)
5. Joy Ride (just a good summer song, this song made me want to dance a lot last summer and i miss it)
6. Sugar Will (one of the longest tracks on the album with an extensive bartender like jam. ala 7/23/04 with JAmal Milner on guitar, Butch ripping it up, Roi getting his turn, and Dave ending the song with a sweet fade out scat)
7. Crazy-Easy (If you can grasp in a studio what Dave did to this song on 7/16/04 it could be the greatest studio moment of any album. Roi wails off and Dave puts so much into the end of the song, would be so sweet)
8. Battle Hymn of the Republic (I really dug when Dave played this at Farm Aid and think for this album it could translate into a good full band song)
9. 10. Intro>American Baby (Similiar to the one from Stand Up, the intro is just so great i think it really begins what i think is a great ending to an album, this American Baby is not as overproduced. Stefans Bass at the end is really brought it to funk this song up big time)
11. Good Good Time (This album lets us know hey, its summer, all the worries in the world suck but lets enjoy it while we can, just an acoustic fun upbeat song, could you imagine this in the studio)!!!!
12.Get Me High (tentative title, ala 7/30 soundcheck, this song will feature everyone shining, stefan, carter, and especially BUTCH tearing up the end of this song)
13. Sweet Up And Down (Brought back and rejuvenated more upbeat with a great band by the jam to end a great section of the album)
14. Loving Wings (slow it down at the end, leroi going off, sweet percussion by carter)but not without an intense drum solo by Carter that goes into..)
15. Hello Again Reprise (the part where they go back into Hello Again in the song)
basically imagine this album being produced with a similiar sound to the way the Lillywhite Sessions were produced.
any thoughts?
I know the boys wanted to work with Batson or whatever but I thought they did a hell of a job on there own last summer developing those songs into what they were. Each song last summer really took off and I wish the boys would have stuck with that. Stand Up is fun and interesting and the songs from it will add so much live. I was just really bored.
Assuming they still have wrote some of the same songs. This is not a bash of the new album or anything I just thought it would be cool to see what people could come up with from this album and previous stuff not as produced. A more raw sound, such as the Lillywhite Sessions compared to Busted Stuff.
Dave Matthews Band
new album "Hello Again"
1. Hello Again>
2. Louisiana Bayou
3. Help Myself
4. Smooth Rider^
5. Joy Ride
6. Sugar Will*
7. Crazy-Easy (ala 7/16/04)
8. Battle Hymn of the Republic
9. Intro>
10. American Baby
11. Good Good Time
12. Get Me High (ala 7/30/03 soundcheck jam)
13. Sweet Up and Down
14. Loving Wings (ala 12/14/02)>
15. Hello Again Reprise
*Jamal Milner on Electric Guitar
^Warren Haynes on Slide Guitar
notes. if i were producing.
this album would be very balanced in every aspect of the band.
heavy in BUTCH as well.
i want this to sound RAW. that is what seperated lillywhite sessions
from busted stuff was it's rawness. i don't know how to put it but
not overly produced perhaps.
1. Hello again (make this GRAB the energy that the sound had all summer. includes Carter showcasing and dave wailing on vocals at the end, getting slightly mellow before going into..)
2. Louisiana Bayou (granted these songs may not have even been written if Batson wasn't around. but lets pretend it would be. This gives a nice feel and and is heavy in Butch and Boyd)
3. Help Myself (I only put a new version of this on because it's summer and it would give a nice feel to a summer release album. Add a little more Butch on this and it will differ vastly from the previous studio version)
4. Smooth Rider (slow it down a little bit with more Butch jam action, Warren stepping in and getting into a groove with Butch Carter and Stefan)
5. Joy Ride (just a good summer song, this song made me want to dance a lot last summer and i miss it)
6. Sugar Will (one of the longest tracks on the album with an extensive bartender like jam. ala 7/23/04 with JAmal Milner on guitar, Butch ripping it up, Roi getting his turn, and Dave ending the song with a sweet fade out scat)
7. Crazy-Easy (If you can grasp in a studio what Dave did to this song on 7/16/04 it could be the greatest studio moment of any album. Roi wails off and Dave puts so much into the end of the song, would be so sweet)
8. Battle Hymn of the Republic (I really dug when Dave played this at Farm Aid and think for this album it could translate into a good full band song)
9. 10. Intro>American Baby (Similiar to the one from Stand Up, the intro is just so great i think it really begins what i think is a great ending to an album, this American Baby is not as overproduced. Stefans Bass at the end is really brought it to funk this song up big time)
11. Good Good Time (This album lets us know hey, its summer, all the worries in the world suck but lets enjoy it while we can, just an acoustic fun upbeat song, could you imagine this in the studio)!!!!
12.Get Me High (tentative title, ala 7/30 soundcheck, this song will feature everyone shining, stefan, carter, and especially BUTCH tearing up the end of this song)
13. Sweet Up And Down (Brought back and rejuvenated more upbeat with a great band by the jam to end a great section of the album)
14. Loving Wings (slow it down at the end, leroi going off, sweet percussion by carter)but not without an intense drum solo by Carter that goes into..)
15. Hello Again Reprise (the part where they go back into Hello Again in the song)
basically imagine this album being produced with a similiar sound to the way the Lillywhite Sessions were produced.
any thoughts?
I know the boys wanted to work with Batson or whatever but I thought they did a hell of a job on there own last summer developing those songs into what they were. Each song last summer really took off and I wish the boys would have stuck with that. Stand Up is fun and interesting and the songs from it will add so much live. I was just really bored.