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TAF: Yeah, you’re right. I guess Snah just blends in those riffs where he see fit, not caring about error or calculation :lol:
Quote:Note: A part of “Innersfree” appeared in a totally different song some years later! Do you hear it? (It’s quite obvious.)Yeah, I already knew about it from the Copenhagen 1991 bootleg. The guitar-riff that starts at 4:30 pops up in 577 on Trust Us as the build-up riff before the last verse.
POSSIBLE SPOILERS AHEAD!
Other than that, Innersfree is a sort of a lost classic. It does sound a abit like a mix between Demon Box and Mountain. But that’s probably why they ditched it from the final version of Timmy: Because it sounded too much like previous stuff. But at least it’s out now. Very 90’s, Very Aware is fun, with some really cool lyrics, but compared to the stuff it got substituted with, it was the right decision to ditch it.
I also like the pre-version of Grindstone way better because of the alternate ending. Instead of the repetitive noise-hell of the original, we get a bridge and an outro jam similar to the Roadwork 2 live version. Way better, and the original noise only gets like 30 secs in the end.
The alternative version of Walking On The Water is interesting, but unfinished. Mr Butterclut is just Snah weirdness in 2 parts, the first being a nice child ditty, while the second is Viscount noise from hell :lol: Sinking is also nice, but unfinished as well. The Entertaining Ape is cool, and the extended version of Celestine (a minute longer than the Hey Jane version) is also cool. Giftland Jam gives a nice impression of how they develop songs/jams, while Sonnyboy Gaybar is a fun (but not essential) way to end the box.
A couple of notes:
Very 90’s, Very Aware is the same as the unknown song on the Gent 1994 soundboard bootleg. Innersfree is the same as Lake Innersfree on the Copenhagen 1991 bootleg.
And Grindstone has a very different ending on CD3.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is the tracklist:
DISK 1
01Feel
02Trapdoor
03Leave It Like That
04A Shrug & A Fistful
05Kill Some Day
06On My Pillow
07Beautiful Sister
08Wearing Yr Smell
09Now It´s Time To Skate
10Giftland
11Watersound
DISK 2
01The Wheel
02Sungravy
03Grindstone
04The Golden Core
DISK 3
01Leave It Like That
02A Shrug & A Fistful
03Very 90´s, Very Sweet
04On The Toad Again
05Now It´s Time To Skate
06Watersound
07Innersfree
08Giftland
09Trapdoor
10Kill Some Day
11Sungravy
12Grindstone
13The Golden Core
DISK 4
01President Block
02Jr
03Birds
04Leave It Like That (Edit)
05On My Pillow (Edit)
06The Wheel (Edit)
07New Day Rising
08Seethe
09Shock Me
10Workin´ For The MCA
11Space Cadet Boogie
12Walking On The Water (Alt. version)
13Mr. Buttercut Goes To The Fair, Meets The Viscount, And That´s Where We Leave Him At The End Of This Episode
14Celestine
15Sinking
16The Entertaining Ape
17Giftland Jam
18Sonnyboy Gaybar (Orig. version)
46 tracks in total. And lots of exciting stuff too.
And Platekompaniet has sent out my order! Hoping to have it tomorrow (Saturday)
Message from Rune Grammofon:
We are sending out the Norwegian pre-orders on Friday, so you should all have it by Monday, the official release date. It´s a real beauty, by the way.
Some overseas order have already been shipped, some will follow on Friday
Yep, they’re playing the first day (wednesday). They will play for just over an hour or so. Anyway, it’s gonna be awesome seeing James Williamson performing these songs. One of the most influential guitar-players ever.
Unfortunately, Anneli Drecker is playing with Röyksopp in Prague the same day as MP @ Øya
. So she can’t attend. But apparently all the other guest players will be there…
Actually, Iggy and the Stooges are also playing at Øya. But that will not be a Raw Power show. Which is fine by me, because I want to hear some Funhouse and Kill City songs too :lol:
Sorry Mo, but they’ve already stated several times that the Timothy’s show @ Øya is a one-off thing.
They are however negotiating with NRKP3 about recording. Not sure if it’ll be video or audio only.
Might as well post this here as well:
Some pics from Storsjöyran here
Apparently he died this weekend from cancer. He was 59 years old.
And Bent & Snah played with him in 2006: I Believe To My Soul
Quote:Bummer!Will it be too positive to hope NRK stream the Øya-performance?
According to this, NRK and MP are still negotiating a potential recording/broadcast of Øya.
