[SpectralJulianIsNotDead]

On She's Lost Control by Joy Division there is an echo getting pitch shifted by changing the speed on Ian Curtis's voice.

[ZEROpumpkins]

I'm a little confused. How do you mean?

[Trasher02]

Originally Posted by SpectralJulianIsNotDead

On She's Lost Control by Joy Division there is an echo getting pitch shifted by changing the speed on Ian Curtis's voice.

I just listened to it and I think I know what you mean.

[CHOUT]

I love that shit...hearing new things even after listening multiple times to a song/album...REM's Murmur is like that to me.

[Torn Curtain]

It's easier to notice things like that with headphones.

[auto-aim]

I think thats like a qualification that only good bands have.

[PAULYBEE2656]

one thing you dont notice about songs until a long time of repeated listening, is their genius! the best songs only click with you after they have lived with you for some time....

anyne ever think that the start of freak scene sounded like someone hit the record button about half a second too late?

Flying Saucer Attack's Present uses a looped recording of some machinery. I've always thought it was a guitar effect.

[SpectralJulianIsNotDead]

Originally Posted by ZEROpumpkins

I'm a little confused. How do you mean?

Like if you take an echo pedal and you put your voice through it and play with the speed/time knob it pitch shifts.

[nowideau]

Godspeed's "East Hastings" (I think) has a section like that, though it's more a matter of low volume than a nuance buried under louder sounds. About midway through the song, when everything seems dead quiet, you can just make out the band singing the melody line. I'm sure people who have heard this song know what I'm talking about and remember how cool it was when they discovered it for the first time, because it only adds harmonically when the instruments start joining in.

[ZEROpumpkins]

Originally Posted by SpectralJulianIsNotDead

Like if you take an echo pedal and you put your voice through it and play with the speed/time knob it pitch shifts.

That sounds awesome. I wannna try a voice distortion that actually sounds good.

[Danny Himself]

Originally Posted by PAULYBEE2656

anyne ever think that the start of freak scene sounded like someone hit the record button about half a second too late?

Haha, yeah. It's very immediate.

[atsonicpark]

DUDE, I didn't notice that for the longest time either.

Unknown Pleasures has lots of freaky things like that.....

[drrrtyboots]

Kim's voice in the background of Saucer-Like took me awhile to figure out. And is that thing about Sister being recorded really deep under the mix of EJTNS?

[fugazifan]

Originally Posted by PAULYBEE2656

one thing you dont notice about songs until a long time of repeated listening, is their genius! the best songs only click with you after they have lived with you for some time....

anyne ever think that the start of freak scene sounded like someone hit the record button about half a second too late?

if anything The Wagon starts even more suddenly...
i always hear new sounfs whenever i listen to ege bamyasi and almost any sonic youth album....
i cant think of anything specific at the moment though...

[atsonicpark]

You can totally hear sister underneath EJSTNS... though for some reason, I could never hear it on headphones. If I listen to the album without headphones I can hear sister in most of the silences.

[PAULYBEE2656]

i must listen to experimental again sometime. its been a long time!

[SonicSam]

the harmonics in Don aman by slint about half way through.

there are so many records though that i've heard on stereos other than my shitty one and you notice all kinds of things.

[deathbyfeedback]

the female vox in oceanic by isis.

[SonicSam]

Originally Posted by deathbyfeedback

the female vox in oceanic by isis.

No way!