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by **seventieslord** » 25th Dec 08, 02:45

I'm thinking it's "selfish sorrow".

Agree?

Also, has anyone else noticed this song is badly mixed? Annoyingly heavy on the bass.

by **spoon_of_grimbo** » 25th Dec 08, 02:56

x 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000

fucking YES!!!

by **geordierussell** » 25th Dec 08, 12:15

gimme wrote:great song, does anyone else agree it sounds like something off a ginger solo album more than a wildhearts song though?

I said that exact thing when I first posted about the song. I think that's why I love it.

by **Jimmy79** » 25th Dec 08, 14:25

I love this song soooooooo damn much

one of those instant songs that your singing after just one listen

reminds me of "suckerpunch" B-side era

and I pretty much prefer it to anything on the last Wildhearts album

by **nuno75** » 25th Dec 08, 18:43

It's good.

In terms of music in general, it's a 9/10.

In terms of Wildhearts songs, it's a 6.5/10.

by **Mattie** » 25th Dec 08, 19:58

'locked in change' should be lost in change, I think

by **weebleboy** » 25th Dec 08, 23:39

Like it on first listen alright, think it'll be a grower too.

Agree with others when they say it sounds like it belongs on a solo-album. Production-wise, it seems to belong on Yoni - just in terms of the guitar tones and the way they've mixed the vocal.

by **Jason_scorching_past** » 26th Dec 08, 02:55

Mattie wrote:The chorus feels quite familiar (like every good pop chorus) but I can't put my finger on it (like every good pop chorus!)

It sounds a bit like the lead-in to the chorus on the Bee Gees' 'Tragedy'. The bit that goes - "...I really should be holding you, holding you, loving you, loving you."

by **Keith Richard** » 26th Dec 08, 04:41

Had it's first airing in Singapore. This Wildhearts fan fuckin lovin it! To these ears, classic pre EN Wildhearts. I can understand the comments on it possibly fitting a Ginger solo effort - it's more Wildhearts to me.

Merry Christmas and thank you! I needed to be cheered up.

by **spoon_of_grimbo** » 26th Dec 08, 18:32

seventieslord wrote:Also, has anyone else noticed this song is badly mixed? Annoyingly heavy on the bass.

no...

do you complain when you don't like the colour of the wrapping paper on your xmas presents? :roll:

by **Tazbert** » 27th Dec 08, 03:03

Only just sobered up enough from the Xmas festivities to remember this was out!

'Tis ace tho!

by **seventieslord** » 27th Dec 08, 06:38

spoon_of_grimbo wrote:
seventieslord wrote:Also, has anyone else noticed this song is badly mixed? Annoyingly heavy on the bass.

no...

do you complain when you don't like the colour of the wrapping paper on your xmas presents?

ummmmmm.... sorry to comment, I guess??

by **geordierussell** » 27th Dec 08, 13:23

seventieslord wrote:
spoon_of_grimbo wrote:
seventieslord wrote:Also, has anyone else noticed this song is badly mixed? Annoyingly heavy on the bass.

no...

do you complain when you don't like the colour of the wrapping paper on your xmas presents?

ummmmmm.... sorry to comment, I guess??

It's a fair point. After listening to it about 74 million times over Christmas there are some parts of the track that could do with being remixed. Having said that my main prezzie was a top of the range pair of Sennheiser earphones, and damn are they good. They have changed how I listen to music.

by **firedup** » 29th Dec 08, 00:02

OK ashamed to say only sobered up to download today (well, sober enough ) ....

First impressions loving it, much better than I thought considering its free!

Has the feel of a Ginger solo track but also a bit of PHUQ b-side type era.

Quality.

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by **Andy Santiago** » 29th Dec 08, 17:38

I think this song answers the "Is There Still A Place In The World For The Wildhearts?" question!
Splendid! My only slight niggle is the production could do to be more erm, Massive?

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