Post by Deleted on Aug 20, 2019 19:24:50 GMT
Perhaps a bit of a clickbait title but hey ho...
I don't get this "you can't judge a song on a sample" argument.
I did that with the 8 or so QPQ tracks I hadn't heard prior to its release and didn't miss out. I've done it for loads of albums and have later found out that songs I pre-judged were nothing special. Samples are a good indication of what songs are like, IMO.
They aren't randomly selected either, which is why you never hear a nothing part of a track. Similar to why Backbone and Liberty Lane have been released as singles, they are chosen to maximise sales for the album.
They seem to be the most commercial sounding tracks and are of a decent quality.
Cut Me Some Slack and Get Out Of My Head sound good but aren't Radio 2.
It's probably no coincidence that the other tracks are just samples at this stage.
I don't get this "you can't judge a song on a sample" argument.
I did that with the 8 or so QPQ tracks I hadn't heard prior to its release and didn't miss out. I've done it for loads of albums and have later found out that songs I pre-judged were nothing special. Samples are a good indication of what songs are like, IMO.
They aren't randomly selected either, which is why you never hear a nothing part of a track. Similar to why Backbone and Liberty Lane have been released as singles, they are chosen to maximise sales for the album.
They seem to be the most commercial sounding tracks and are of a decent quality.
Cut Me Some Slack and Get Out Of My Head sound good but aren't Radio 2.
It's probably no coincidence that the other tracks are just samples at this stage.
