From Sean McGonagle Sent Tue, Dec 8th 1998, 17:29
xxxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx wrote: You really think that autoditaker "covers more sound"? Are you sure that you are not only saying this because autoditaker is more percussion and less melody? If you listen closely you'll find that Iaora Tahiti covers quite a bit of creative sound tweaking, and it's used quite well. I believe that both CD's are great works, but they are very different. Autoditaker is more about percussion, Iaora Tahiti is a totally about melody. Mabey you like Autoditaker more because you have a preference to percussion/electronic tweaks and clicks over melody? --------- I understand your point. However, I feel that the textures of the sounds on Iaora Tahiti are rougher and less defined (not to be assumed as a negative quality though). The sounds seem to be more subtle and less overpowering on Autoditacker ... But it's quite possible that it's due to more tweaking and more emphasis on quirky percussion. I just never thought of it that way. I enjoy both releases with their unique melodic grooves, but Autoditacker would be my desert island disc. sean. np: Jesus & Mary Chain :: Psychocandy