On Tuesday, 25-Mar-97, random junk wrote [about Re: Dub and Dumber (was Re:
(idm) Underworld Reviews)]:
quoted 2 lines you've gotta be kidding. underworld are probably the best at integrating the
>you've gotta be kidding. underworld are probably the best at integrating the
>vox & the instruments. hell, they sample the vocals and play them as a
rhythm
quoted 2 lines and build the tune over that! you can't get much more well-integrated than
>and build the tune over that! you can't get much more well-integrated than
>that.
I'm just not into the 'synthisized lyrics' thing where you sample someone
singing and then repeat it to oblivion in a track, to me it ruins the
track. Milkman isn't like this because the vocals are actually a part of the
whole song, without the vocals there wouldn't be no melody. The vocals in,
say the first track of 2nd Toughest in the Infants are monotonic, cheesy and
boring. My 2 year old 2nd cousin could come up with something better than
that.
Granted, the tune is actually wonderful, but the vocals ruin it, IMO. it's
good thing that the vocals only are in there for a few short minutes in that
track.
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