garth really is a wizard, so unbelievable the slower stuff on brown album particularly blows me away. night they drove dixie down and unfaithful servant are classics
The Brown Album is obviously full of emotionally whopping moments, but Manuel's delivery of "rainmaker, can you hear the call? Please let these crops grow tall" in King Harvest is just A1. Truly paints a vivid picture of Robbie's songwriting with how pained the delivery is.
dankos debut has some cool stuff on it, not super consistent but when its good its very good hit robertsons too to which ive learned i dont really like the guys voice. hearing him on a song with bono in his prime only further emphasized that more but thats unfair for anyone to stand aside lol excited to see what garth cooked up on his own
Marty holding that one shot on Rick when he starts singing "without your love, I have nothing at all" stirs the soul every damn time. Regardless of how much of the vocal was overdubbed, it doesn't matter. And yeah, Garth appearing out of thin air from out of frame really might be the highlight of the entire movie haha.
lmao its so magical, and yea overdubbing aside rick particularly sounds goddamn amazing in the movie. i swear i think about his harms on dont do it daily
The fact that Levon is the only one who refused to dub his playing or singing makes that legendary performance of Dixie—the last one ever, too!—all the more legendary.
did not know that, very cool. love levon on up on cripple creek too from that performance, really emphasizes the way his singing and drumming almost become one interlocked entity
unfaithful servant and rockin chair are both goddamn incredible, both songs fit rick and richard so perfectly