pt2 THE SMILE Album A Light for Attracting Attention [Radiohead members] Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
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►Part 3: • pt3 THE SMILE Album A ...
0:00 Pana-Vision
4:05 comments
5:58 The Smoke
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11:05 Speech Bubble
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In this video Canadian Guitarist/producer Dean Wolfe reacts to The Smile's album A Light for Attracting Attention. Tracks 4-6: Pana-Vision, The Smoke, Speech Bubbles.
A LITTLE ABOUT ME: I'm Dean Wolfe, a mostly self-taught Canadian guitarist/composer/multi-instrumentalist/singer/producer/performer. I started out as a full time musician, on the road at age 17 for two years, then went part-time ever since, while holding day careers including chef and spiritual health care while raising a family.
As a producer I've made hundreds of my own songs for media and award winning documentaries etc. I've been in several bands including a prog/jazz fusion act nFuze, performing in International Jazz festivals and jazz clubs. I mostly abandoned the prog genre in the 90s but have returned to it now with vigour 30 years later. So much prog! My own prog band was rejected by record labels as "too progressive' in the late 80s, so i detoured into grunge, pop and alternative instead (then folk / acoustic fingerstyle guitar and ambient electronic as well). At the end of 2022 I fell into a shoegaze rabbit hole (so you will see lots featured here.)
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fun fact! when playing speech bubbles live, Jonny Greenwood plays keyboard and harp at the same time at one point :)
Saw them live in Toronto last November, it was so fucking cool when he did that. He also at one point was using the bow on an electric guitar I think? Maybe I saw that wrong.
glad you liked Pana-vision it's so good! also i love Speech Bubbles a lot it's like a really nice warm blanket in a cold winter, it even made you sneeze lol
😂
I agree, different project, but it still feels to me like the next Radiohead album I had been waiting for.
Not only has Jonny done Soundtracks, but is highly regarded and has couple Oscar nominations - did maybe the best Movie and movie soundtrack of this century so far "There Will Be Blood" - the movie is a master work and the music is such a critical element to the entire experience...and he has done every Paul Thomas Anderson film since; so yeah, now he is one of the most sought out movie music composers in Hollywood now - not a bad 2nd skillset to have for your lead guitar player! And Thom did the score for the movie "Suspiria" a couple of years ago, so you can really hear how that has shaped their musical ideas (most evident in the instrumentation but also song writing structure as well) as the years have gone on. We all believe, and hope, there is at least on final - LP10 - Radiohead album to come, though its been a long time vs their past hiatus time, Covid is both a partial reason but also inspired Thom and Jonny (who have done some duo live work over the years that is absolute treasure, from older Radiohead albums back in 2003, easily found on RUclips, and back to 1995, genuine treasures like this one ruclips.net/video/LqaTvSJV9J4/видео.html - as well as a few shows around 2019 - so this album seemed almost predestined eventually. The drummer is absolutely crushing it throughout - perfect add-on for the project. Was a great live show and coming around N. America this Summer so check their tour and see if they come near, it is well worth it, saw them play this work last year and they've added some new really fantastic songs as well. Just save some ideas for another Radiohead album please guys!
Agreed! Thom and Jonny’s work these past few years have been incredible. The solo works, scores, collaborations. They are both in an exciting place creatively. Hope they continue to explore new sounds and get all that into new Radiohead songs.
Speech Bubbles is just one of the most gorgeous songs I've heard.
oh wow, listening to it right now. I have not revisited this album since the reaction. crazy! Yeah, gorgeous, the percussion is so muted and interesting, and the strings are divine.
I love what you said about Radiohead as franchise. It's very interesting how quickly you've picked that up. And then the lyrics analysis on Panavision was right on the money. Album's very much about ze internutz.
enjoyed at the time, got to see them, haven't really listened since up until now, so thanks again
Saw these guys live back in December last year. Was amazing. More intimate than a Radiohead concert, at least the ones I've been to!
You should have more subs man. I’m sorry you don’t for what it’s worth. I for one appreciate your takes & love for the music. Hope that helps the “brutal” a bit.
And yeah, there’s something extremely ethereal to this album.
But there’s also elements of serious throwback grooves & jazzy hooks in there that I greatly appreciate. Still, Thom & Jonny know what they’re doing. We’re definitely plugging into another dimension with these 2. Genius.
Cheers!
Thanks Mike, success is best when earned a little bit at a time! I just listened thru the whole album again and it just keeps getting better. Brilliant album, likely 9 out of 10 now for me
Ah you're in BC! I did a motorcycle trip to the interior like 5 days after the Lytton fire in 2021. The "Smoke" was crazy up in Lilloet.
Yes, we have had occasionally terrible fires.
Great description of Radiohead they evoke emotion in me more than any other band although Yes does that a lot for me as well.
That last part of perpetual Change always gets me and Close To The Edge makes me emotional.
Pana-vision would be a good bond theme.
I believe it was played in the series finale of Peaky Blinders, so definitely agree
@@jobo-sc7yo That's right. Wasn't 'Man of War' made for a bond film and later turned down by the studio?
@@richardadesmond It was the song Spectre actually. And it’s amazing
@@WraithLVR great song. Shame it never made the cut.
Jonny composes for the string sections and horns too I believe, so they're tapping deeper in their psyche.
►Part 3: ruclips.net/video/VOdbWi_e5e0/видео.html
0:00 Pana-Vision
4:05 comments
5:58 The Smoke
9:34 comments
11:05 Speech Bubble
15:08 comments
Smokin a fat one......really vibiing to this album ...😂❤❤❤❤ 🖖🏽🖖🏽🖖🏽
I would enjoy seeing you react to a Jonny Greenwood soundtrack. They are astounding.
Would you suggest one, I like soundtracks...
@@deanwolfechannel "There Will Be Blood" - but I suggest you watch the film because the soundtrack is almost a character itself
If you have a few minutes listen to 'Open Spaces', and 'Prospector Arrives'
There Will Be Blood soundtrack is a good listen even if you just listen to it and don't watch the movie. Although the movie is incredible!
Don’t put Radiohead too far away from Miley Cyrus. They are experimental, complex and deep but it’s definitely filtered through the lens of pop music. I think that’s really what makes them great. There’s a lot of other bands that are more experimental, more complex, and have deeper things to say, but your average mainstream listener isn’t going to like them. Radiohead’s music is the type of stuff Bowie and The Beatles did, taking the experimental avant-garde stuff and making it palatable to most people.
Well said