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The 1975, Robbers - Amy’s First Listen and Analysis (Patreon)

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2024-12-04 22:30:34
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Another pop-rock sound mix that is different to my ears, and paints a very specific picture in my mind. It gives me a distinct middle school, high school vibe.

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Chester Beals

Broken link, maybe...? Hmmm, works fine on the App, browser version can't find the page. It might be me...

steveRock

As usual and for good reason a group is big in the UK and doesn't make much of an impact in the US. First and last listen of this song and group.

Paul D. Hoffmaster III

"high school vibe." A time that can have the strongest emotions in one's life. The song's sound, if nothing else, works for me.

RAD1

Growing up in the 70s and 80s I'm really out of touch but this is pretty good and much better than rap which is so often angry.

TangoEliott

It held my interest but certainly didn't make me sing or move. But it didn't sound bad. I think his voice suited the song.

George Brady

My 10 year old grandson told me he liked this band, only a week ago.

Steve

Amy, I think part of what you might be hearing has to do with songwriting technology. I remember reading something about how things have shifted from being more horizontal/sequential/analog to now more vertical, where it starts with a sort of riff or sound and then other parts get layered on or off through the piece. So less things like key shifts and time signature changes and stuff than there used to be. A song used to be composed by a person on an instrument going from beginning to end and then go from there. Now it’s done on a computer doing all the parts at once. I wish I could remember where I saw this but someone did a study of how songs have changed to fit this and it was also things like shorter songs, shorter intros, more guest artists. Also something to do with the shift from an album orientation to a song orientation.

David Taylor

Hey you two, finally got to watch the movie. It was nice seeing everybody's commentary about their first reactions to the Beatles, mixed in with the band's reminiscences. It's not quite as good as the Mayseles brothers BBC sponsored documentary but, it's a pretty good film none the less. Vlad , I really hope the next one will be "a hard Day's night", you know it's only logical 😁 lol. You two get some rest. You both look tired. I can't believe you two are letting that little munchkin get the better of you. She's what, a year old? lol (said the man whose children are grown) Again, I enjoyed the movie and commentary from both of you. Also, it's nice to see Vlad step out from behind the camera a bit . He should do it more.👍