Digitalism Posted August 22 Posted August 22 (edited) I think Nelly Furtado's TSI could have been bigger with decent production Also Jack ruined Solar Power with his lazy production Edited August 22 by Digitalism 1
selena_lavigne Posted August 22 Posted August 22 If the song is a 10/10 it cannot be ruined by the production. 1
RideOrDie Posted August 22 Posted August 22 godmatica with a bit more oomph would have went from 8/10 to 10/10 7
ONOPKA Posted August 22 Posted August 22 breakaway by kelly clarkson sounds like it was recorded with a potato. especially the title track. but it's a 10/10 album otherwise. 1
Nico Robin Posted August 22 Posted August 22 That one Kesha album (Highroad?) It had so much potential but I couldn't finish it because the production seemed so off/unfinished 4
NEX Posted August 22 Posted August 22 20 minutes ago, ONOPKA said: breakaway by kelly clarkson sounds like it was recorded with a potato. especially the title track. but it's a 10/10 album otherwise. Omg... so true about the title track. The sound is so messy. -- Lana's Tunnel has several songs with sound clippings Most songs on TTPD main album are ruined by nothingburger production. 1
TouchinFree Posted August 22 Posted August 22 Glory is an amazing pop album. But certain songs could have been saved if production calmed down a little. Private show and What you need could've ended up being such great moments but were truly ruined by the annoying OBVIOUS editing of the vocals.
Digitalism Posted August 22 Author Posted August 22 8 minutes ago, Kiss It Better said: 1989 TV vault tracks Omg they forgot that they had to sound like 1989 and just made midnights bonus tracks 4
JoeAg Posted August 22 Posted August 22 49 minutes ago, Digitalism said: Nelly Furtado's TSI honestly VERY fair! though I still personally f*ck with the production cause it's nice and raw, it was definitely not the tea for if she wanted it as a pop album to do better 22 minutes ago, Nico Robin said: That one Kesha album (Highroad?) It had so much potential but I couldn't finish it because the production seemed so off/unfinished also super fair for similar reasons though The Spirit Indestructible is overall better in terms of consummate pop songs in the writing department, High Road is still enjoyable to me. the production, again, is quite raw, and doesn't achieve what she was trying (somewhat) to do in terms of returning to the Animal/Cannibal vibes. instead, it's a fascinatingly sad and contemplative album sometimes disguised as a party album with a few ballads. Potato Song in particular is amazing but has the most depressing, misanthropic undertones on the album imo 1
TouchinFree Posted August 22 Posted August 22 (edited) 34 minutes ago, Kiss It Better said: 1989 TV vault tracks Maybe an unpopular opinion? By almost all of Taylor's re-recordings were sort of ruined (at least ones i heard) in my opinion except for Wildest dreams. Edited August 22 by TouchinFree 1
Princess Aurora Posted August 22 Posted August 22 1 hour ago, Kiss It Better said: 1989 TV vault tracks This, except for I Wish You Would. It sounded better than the original one.
Buffy Posted August 22 Posted August 22 Fearless vault tracks. I hate that they Folklored/Evermored them
Buffy Posted August 22 Posted August 22 23 minutes ago, Princess Aurora said: This, except for I Wish You Would. It sounded better than the original one. I love IWYW (TV) however they ruined the bridge instrumental and that was my favorite part. The best notes are missing I don't get how Jack A. messed that up when he's the OG producer. 2
Princess Aurora Posted August 22 Posted August 22 2 minutes ago, Buffy said: I love IWYW (TV) however they ruined the bridge instrumental and that was my favorite part. The best notes are missing I don't get how Jack A. messed that up when he's the OG producer. I agree. That part was bad
JoeAg Posted August 22 Posted August 22 10 hours ago, SpaceOddity said: I get it for some songs like Somebody Like Me and At the Holiday Party… but what about Down and Out Downtown and Live in the Dream? the production on those songs is top notch imo (and I say that as someone who is typically ambivalent to Antontacos' production)
SpaceOddity Posted August 22 Posted August 22 17 minutes ago, JoeAg said: I get it for some songs like Somebody Like Me and At the Holiday Party… but what about Down and Out Downtown and Live in the Dream? the production on those songs is top notch imo (and I say that as someone who is typically ambivalent to Antontacos' production) Live In The Dream and Down are my favorites haha. It's not all BAD productions per se, I used Daddy as an example of it being a record where some songs would've been much stronger and more impactful with different production and stylistic choices complimenting them and driving Annie's vision home, especially since she always talked about being inspired by 70's funk for instance.
SlowGinFizzzz Posted August 22 Posted August 22 Rebel Heart comes to mind. Lust For Life also has a couple songs with pretty poor production. And finally, Kylie's Golden and especially Disco sound like they were recorded on a tin can and produced on a potato.
SlowGinFizzzz Posted August 22 Posted August 22 Rebel Heart comes to mind. Lust For Life also has a couple songs with pretty poor production. And finally, Kylie's Golden and especially Disco sound like they were recorded on a tin can and produced on a potato.
Wicked Posted August 23 Posted August 23 Queen Pen's debut album. She had Jay Z ghostwriting for her, that would be an all-time female rap album if it wasn't for the lazy ass, bling era sample production. idk what Teddy Riley was thinking.
Draper. Posted August 23 Posted August 23 BDay is amazing, but 2024 Beyoncé would make it a 10/10. 2 1
JoeAg Posted August 23 Posted August 23 1 hour ago, SpaceOddity said: Live In The Dream and Down are my favorites haha. It's not all BAD productions per se, I used Daddy as an example of it being a record where some songs would've been much stronger and more impactful with different production and stylistic choices complimenting them and driving Annie's vision home, especially since she always talked about being inspired by 70's funk for instance. oh yeah I like Down too! Down and Out Downtown is definitely my fav though, with Down and Live in the Dream following yeah I agree, some songs should've been punchier and more epic sounding. the three aforementioned are the best examples of that because the sitar and bass sound sooooo multi-dimensional and futuristic while still being pretty 70s vibes 1
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