[kj] It's here

[jon chapman]

I havent played it that much to be honest,but synth or vocal Woo-hoo,is terrible.
 
 


> 

> I've played this song about ten times today, and it still sounds more like 

> a synth sound than a vocal going "who-hoo" to me. Thankfully. Maybe I have 

> magic "who-hoo removing" speakers.

> 

> Yup, the album's definitely in the upper-reaches of the KJ top-13. Can't 

> wait for Edinburgh, though after a few listens of the Amsterdam gig, I hope 

> the vocals or a bit more on key!

> 

> 

> 

> At 13:42 07/10/2010 +0000, you wrote:

> >They happened to be recording Endgame on one of the days I was lucky 

> >enough to visit the studio and the origins of the "who-hoo" sound was 

> >Youth doing a bendy high-note thing on his Vox Cheetah V267. I was quite 

> >surprised when the finished article had a more vocal sound on it but I 

> >agree it does hark back to Revelations/Fire Dances days when there were a 

> >lot of revelrous/celebratory "whoos" and suchlike scattered around the songs.

> >

> >I'm very much in the pro-Endgame camp. A gloriously catchy stomp and 

> >gleeful doom-mongering in the great KJ tradition. Love the lyrics. The 

> >only song I struggled with is This World Hell but that's grown on me, too. 

> >Best album since Extremities for me and in my top five. The new songs are 

> >excellent live as well.

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