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La chanson se résume à un « po po po po po po po » de stade que tout le monde chantonne depuis la Coupe du monde de football italienne et dont presque personne ne se souvient de son génial auteur. The song begins with the bass sound (actually a 1950s Kay 6 string acoustic/electric guitar through a Digitech Whammy pedal set an octave below standard tuning) that’s joined by the kick, floor tom and hat after it plays twice. J’entends dans mon oreille, il percute. Le single sort l… Un journaliste sort « Je ne connais pas ». Finally, the vocals are somewhat distorted, but you get the feeling that’s on purpose rather than some gear anomaly or poor technique. Thanks for posting this one.
In fact, it’s one of the few songs that has an instrumental chorus that’s built upon the central riff of the song. With most everything else on major radio stations although the songs may have unique textures and intriguing lyrics, the dynamics are so squelched I'm just bored to death; except for this one. Of course, everything is dry as a bone, and whatever is panned to the right side is more of a ghost double until the very last chord of the song.Jack White is a throwback to a previous time in many ways, and his production sense certainly proves that. First of all, the guitar playing the bass is panned to the left and you can hear a bit of the amp reverb boing if you listen closely. Jack White adulte, ne savait pas comment appeler une chanson sur laquelle il travaillait, une chanson qui n’avait pas encore de parole mais juste un riff et une ligne mélodique. L’autre jour, j’écoutais France Inter. From the concept of recording on analog and limiting the band to only 8 tracks, to the sparse arrangement and simple song form, “Seven Nation Army” could well have been made in the 60’s, it’s so retro. Si tu souhaites contribuer à Rocknfool, n'hésite pas à nous envoyer tes chroniques de concerts, de films, séries ou des billets d'humeur : Extrait de leur 4e album studio Elephant, ce titre a été écrit et produit par le musicien américain Jack White. The lyrics only state the title once during the song, and reflect how The White Stripes were dealing with their then new-found popularity. … All rights reserved.. "Seven Nation Army" is a song by American rock duo The White Stripes. La chanson et plus particulièrement son riff de guitare sont devenus célèbres.
Pauvre Jack. Once again the next intro, verse and turnaround are identical, with the exception of some guitar feedback that hangs over onto the intro. Half-way through the verse the snare enters. La vérification e-mail a échoué, veuillez réessayer The song has a hard ending, with an additional reprise from what sounds like a previous take.“Seven Nation Army” was recording on 8 track analog tape in a studio where nothing was newer than from 1963, hence the vintage sound. That said, what is retro to some is cutting edge to others, and the production of “Seven Nation Army” turned out to be a lasting hit that continues to echo around the world. Then the drums are recorded in mono, which is extremely unusual for this day and age but quite the norm back in the days when 8 tracks was the maximum available. Awesome Inc. theme. Of course, I'm "not advocating only one way to record, mix,etc ".... definitely not... only that my ears unusually perk up and this music feels like fun. The colour red connotes danger and so using red as the only bright colour in the video reinforces the idea of rock being rebellious and dangerous. The arrangement for “Seven Nation Army” is fairly simple but very effective. Il a décidé de l’appeler « Seven Nation Army … Ils parlaient de Jack White. After another two times through the riff, the verse vocal enters. Days of Future or Past, at least there has been something "sonically great" that received lots of radio airplay within the last 10 years. The black and white are typical colours found in a rock video, as they connote darkness and sadness. L'article n'a pas été envoyé - Vérifiez vos adresses e-mail !