I believe they did that on purpose because some people complained their debut was too "pretty", or well produced, or whatever bs complaints, so they said "you want true BM? Here ya go, and it's better than any other BM you ever heard, but good luck trying to listen, now fuck off we'll do whatever the fuck we want".

Maybe my ears are just shot from all the raw d-beat and power electronics bands I've listened to, but I feel like the album's guitar tones are beyond effective -- I'd even go as far as to say it's the PERFECT tone as far as the "fingermoving riffs" style of black metal goes. Every note is as sharp as a knife, even the most beautiful and pretty melodies feel unrelentingly aggressive and savage with that tone You can hear how ridiculously aggressive the tone is in how, before multiple songs, the incidental noise of the guitar sounds like a heavyas shovel being dragged on concrete That is a special guitar sound imo, and for "pretty" black metal it perfectly bridges it with the more aggressive stuff

Are you referring to Graham Coxon?

they perfected the sound and no-one can duplicate it

Literally lol, it was interesting to hear a version where individual instruments are actually distinguishable

😂

Aye, or wouldn't turn down Public (cash) donations, but he'd be strumming away & singing regardless the legend.

He’s incredible

He’s not horrible

Whoever said he was terrible? I've always thought he was incredible, even through all the media frenzy and the crazy years. As a person, a musician and a poet, I think he's utterly honest and open and himself. His music, his unique style may not be to everyone's taste but I love it

I read in "A likely lad" he said the phone with the recording was lost 😔

It’s underrated no doubt, up their with graham coxens solo record. As a forest record it’s an amazing bag of ideas (most songs) but the more finished songs are absolutely beautiful. Couldn’t think of a better producer for that job 👌 good call

I’m sorry you think that.

@@growlerthe2nd712 change my mind.

He’s cool, man, he knows what’s up

How many songs have you written mate? Could you get paid an enormous amount of money to reform an old band and do one performance for that cash? Pete is a very talented man who had drugs problems, I listened to his new stuff with Fredric Lo and it is really very good. It is eassy to criticise, but where are your talents?

Bellend

agreed, my favourite album of all time!

A Masterpiece

I know, right? I love this kind of stuff myself

I'm glad you enjoyed this video! HIs solo album is among his best works and it was good to see him discuss it

I reckon it was a little bit lost in translation www.nme.com/news/music/pete-doherty-151-1320439 :)

I’m wondering.. and hoping that they meant BEFORE actually working with him. he seemed always fond of Peter after 2009. Genuinely hoping they got lost in translation, maybe even mixed people up on top of that 😮‍💨

@@SlavicRusa Yeah, that's where I'm confused..I'm a diehard Libs/Peter fan and I know Coxon worked with him on his first 'solo' album. I actually tried to find out afterwards but there seems to be no mention of it..(the French TV show where its said to him is definitely still up though..he was with the 'shambles at the time) kinda weird coming from a man that played on a song called "beetlebum" too...the English press especially treated Peter terribly..like far beyond being nasty..paying ppl to set him up and shit. I know he didn't help himself, but can you imagine that sort of shit going on now during this golden age of the 'mental health' get out clause..Peter (as I'm sure you know may have destroyed his mind and body for a long time but the eyes never lie and you could tell those digs hurt him) anyway it's great to see him return to form and some normalcy..will never not respect the man for his art

Voce me encanta com o seu bom gosto. Continui assim

It's a pleasure, this track deserves to be better known