Ryan Adams 1989

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  • SuziemaySuziemay Posts: 11,168
    edited September 2015
    I listened to Ryan's Bad Blood again. I know what I don't like about it: the chorus. Everything else is actually wonderful. "Now we got pro-blems, and I don't think we can solve-them"

    (cringe)
  • buck502000buck502000 Posts: 8,951
    Taylor's 1989 is a super strong album in its own right.
  • MedozKMedozK Posts: 9,209

    Taylor's 1989 is a super strong album in its own right.

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  • The album is streaming on spotify, very nicely done :)
  • Its so good.
  • Its so good.

    Absolute Masterpiece. And I've only made it to Wildest Dreams so far.

    Haters gonna hate...
  • May 30thMay 30th Posts: 1,753
    edited September 2015
    Digging it after listening to the first four tracks. Any news on when the CD and vinyl are going to be out?
  • CD is looking like first week of November if Amoeba and Amazon are to be believed. no word on the LP. I'd guess December at the earliest. Depending on the plant, its a 4-6 month window to get a record to market.
  • MedozKMedozK Posts: 9,209
    Will definitely get the vinyl for this.
  • SuziemaySuziemay Posts: 11,168
    I LOVE IT!!!!
  • Wonder how TS fans are viewing this. My guess is not good.

    I think it just proves though that good songs are good songs.

    I only listened to her version after this was started and while it's not my cup of tea I got it. She has talent for sure and at least she isn't fake controversial like some other people in her genre.

    Really glad she's a supporter of it and even happier Ryan pulled it off.
  • SuziemaySuziemay Posts: 11,168
    edited September 2015

    Wonder how TS fans are viewing this. My guess is not good.

    I think it just proves though that good songs are good songs.

    I only listened to her version after this was started and while it's not my cup of tea I got it. She has talent for sure and at least she isn't fake controversial like some other people in her genre.

    Really glad she's a supporter of it and even happier Ryan pulled it off.

    No idea, but my guess is they probably wouldn't be into it. I mean, would we be into it if anyone covered an entire Pearl Jam album? Probably not!

    Hmm, how would I feel if Ryan covered Pearl Jam? I'll have to think about that...
  • goldrushgoldrush Posts: 7,542
    Suziemay said:

    Wonder how TS fans are viewing this. My guess is not good.

    I think it just proves though that good songs are good songs.

    I only listened to her version after this was started and while it's not my cup of tea I got it. She has talent for sure and at least she isn't fake controversial like some other people in her genre.

    Really glad she's a supporter of it and even happier Ryan pulled it off.

    No idea, but my guess is they probably wouldn't be into it. I mean, would we be into it if anyone covered an entire Pearl Jam album? Probably not!

    Hmm, how would I feel if Ryan covered Pearl Jam? I'll have to think about that...
    Based purely on the covers Ryan has done in the past (Alice In Chains, Maiden, Ratt(!) Sonic Youth, Danzig etc) I think he'd do a great job of covering a PJ album. He also covered the first Strokes record in its entirety but never released it.

    It's hysterical reading some of the comments from Taylor Swift fans on Ryan's Instagram page. Apart from the expected "who is Ryan Adams?" posts, they range from accusing him of copying her song titles, to telling him she's going to sue him, and saying he's only doing it to 'get' her. I just saw "I'm dying. 'Out Of The Woods' has killed me. I'm dead"
    “Do not postpone happiness”
    (Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)

    “Put yer good money on the sunrise”
    (Tim Rogers)
  • SuziemaySuziemay Posts: 11,168
    goldrush said:

    Suziemay said:

    Wonder how TS fans are viewing this. My guess is not good.

    I think it just proves though that good songs are good songs.

    I only listened to her version after this was started and while it's not my cup of tea I got it. She has talent for sure and at least she isn't fake controversial like some other people in her genre.

    Really glad she's a supporter of it and even happier Ryan pulled it off.

    No idea, but my guess is they probably wouldn't be into it. I mean, would we be into it if anyone covered an entire Pearl Jam album? Probably not!

    Hmm, how would I feel if Ryan covered Pearl Jam? I'll have to think about that...
    Based purely on the covers Ryan has done in the past (Alice In Chains, Maiden, Ratt(!) Sonic Youth, Danzig etc) I think he'd do a great job of covering a PJ album. He also covered the first Strokes record in its entirety but never released it.

    It's hysterical reading some of the comments from Taylor Swift fans on Ryan's Instagram page. Apart from the expected "who is Ryan Adams?" posts, they range from accusing him of copying her song titles, to telling him she's going to sue him, and saying he's only doing it to 'get' her. I just saw "I'm dying. 'Out Of The Woods' has killed me. I'm dead"
    Isn't that last one positive? I don't understand half the things kids say these days, but isn't that the equivalent of "That slayed me" which I think is a good thing. Right?
  • buck502000buck502000 Posts: 8,951
    this is sort of cool too -
  • SuziemaySuziemay Posts: 11,168

    this is sort of cool too -

    I disagree. I know nothing about Father John Misty but this comes across as a parody rather than a tribute.
  • goldrushgoldrush Posts: 7,542
    Suziemay said:

    goldrush said:

    Suziemay said:

    Wonder how TS fans are viewing this. My guess is not good.

    I think it just proves though that good songs are good songs.

    I only listened to her version after this was started and while it's not my cup of tea I got it. She has talent for sure and at least she isn't fake controversial like some other people in her genre.

    Really glad she's a supporter of it and even happier Ryan pulled it off.

    No idea, but my guess is they probably wouldn't be into it. I mean, would we be into it if anyone covered an entire Pearl Jam album? Probably not!

    Hmm, how would I feel if Ryan covered Pearl Jam? I'll have to think about that...
    Based purely on the covers Ryan has done in the past (Alice In Chains, Maiden, Ratt(!) Sonic Youth, Danzig etc) I think he'd do a great job of covering a PJ album. He also covered the first Strokes record in its entirety but never released it.

    It's hysterical reading some of the comments from Taylor Swift fans on Ryan's Instagram page. Apart from the expected "who is Ryan Adams?" posts, they range from accusing him of copying her song titles, to telling him she's going to sue him, and saying he's only doing it to 'get' her. I just saw "I'm dying. 'Out Of The Woods' has killed me. I'm dead"
    Isn't that last one positive? I don't understand half the things kids say these days, but isn't that the equivalent of "That slayed me" which I think is a good thing. Right?
    Yeah it's a positive one, I just love the drama of it :) It's like "I literally just died". No, you didn't...

    My niece is a huge Taylor fan so I've heard her album enough times to know that I really don't like it. I'm really enjoying Ryan's version, I think it's more to do with his voice and his arrangements than the actual quality of the original songs though.
    “Do not postpone happiness”
    (Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)

    “Put yer good money on the sunrise”
    (Tim Rogers)
  • Suziemay said:

    this is sort of cool too -

    I disagree. I know nothing about Father John Misty but this comes across as a parody rather than a tribute.
    It's definitely parody.
  • The impression I get from Father John Misty is he's one of those weird-for-the-sake-of-being-weird "artists."
  • InHiding80InHiding80 Posts: 7,623
    When will sellout pseudo hipsters learn you can't polish a Radio Disney turd?
  • Daron OshayDaron Oshay Posts: 2,553
    edited September 2015

    When will sellout pseudo hipsters learn you can't polish a Radio Disney turd?

    Pretty harsh and immature. No one says you have to like Taylor Swift though.

    I do think that what Ryan proved is well written tunes are well written tunes. And yes I know she has co-writers.

    Each there own.
  • InHiding80InHiding80 Posts: 7,623
    MedozK said:

    Taylor's 1989 is a super strong album in its own right.

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    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5SPg2afRXvE

    And don't start with that hate hate hate crap. Most adults don't listen to man card repellent Radio Disney crap.
  • May 30thMay 30th Posts: 1,753

    Suziemay said:

    this is sort of cool too -

    I disagree. I know nothing about Father John Misty but this comes across as a parody rather than a tribute.
    It's definitely parody.
  • Is "man card" is still relevant in 2015?



  • I'd also posit a good number of adults listen to "Radio Disney crap" because not only do a good number of adults have kids, but a good number of adults don't really care about what they listen to and just want something catchy and easy and don't have a dated rockist attitude toward pop.

  • SuziemaySuziemay Posts: 11,168

    Is "man card" is still relevant in 2015?



    Man card? Enlighten me please :lol:
  • MedozKMedozK Posts: 9,209
    Some people just need to enjoy life and quit being so negative.
  • SVRDhand13SVRDhand13 Posts: 26,168
    Two listens in and I like it.
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  • nigelnigel Posts: 267
    I think it's totally brilliant - although my daughters (aged 10 and 12) who both love the original album are less convinced! :)
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