From: <Bklynbaby727@AOL.COM> To: <CREED-DISCUSS@WINDUPLIST.COM> Date: Sat 13 Oct 2001 03:28:43 EDT |
I was expecting a song that was to talk about the loss of privacy from
becoming an unknown person. To a person that is well known and cannot
find seclusion. A song with high emotion and resonating vocals. Where
the music was full of energy.
so when I heard a song that was mediocre and would have not got the band
past the shelling oysters, in a restaurant. I was a bit disappointed.
The lack of significant bass tracks was an expected consequence of the
bombing of BM and the arrogance to not get a full time bass player.
Hell, they didn't even consider the option. Unless it was a highly
secure secret.
A four member band is what they started out as. So to try to become a
Rush style band. Instead of a four membered band was crazy to begin
with.
I was also a little upset about all of the fancy security measures that
they have for the sneak previews and the pager. Also the leaving out of
the 5 percent Mac users from being able to have a program to preview the
singles, videos and so forth. I was upset that I cannot play the new
material in Linux. but have to boot into windows. Mac users are forced
to use an entire different machine to get it.
So combined with my disappointment with not being able to view the stuff
without going to the darkside and the exclusion of Mac users from being
able to enjoy the new material.
This is the Internet. Not MS lowland. They ought to have made the access
to the stuff Internet capable. not Windows Exclusive.
They did at least give you the choice to use Real Audio. Though it was a
secured version of real audio. I didn't have to listen to tin eared
Winmedia player.
I hope the other songs are a little bit more energetic. With more
dynamic sounding instrumentation.
I guess it is a combination of strong-armed tactics of exclusivity.
Being "Bound and tied" to Windows. And my anger being greater than the
energy of the songs.
Jim