Snippets out on Gessle.com
Written by tevensso on April 29, 2008 to Internet, Per Gessle and Releases. Source: Gessle.com.
SÖDERHAMN - Snippets of some of the new songs are now available on gessle.com. The remastered and extended version of "The World According to Gessle" will be released May 14.
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19 comments
Robbie said on April 29, 2008 18:05:
You better stick to this link:
http://www.musicload.de/boxset/3374495_1/per-gessle/the-world-according-...
No order on www.gessle.com, it works shitty, it loads very slooooooow...
DEFAULT_GREEN said on May 1, 2008 06:45:
Can someone please help me!!!
Isn’t TTT Take It, Reporter and I’ll be alright suppose to be different versions?
tevensso (moderator) said on May 1, 2008 09:05:
Just remastered, not different. The demos are different.
Bananylopalabomba said on May 1, 2008 09:48:
Actually, those 3 songs supposed to be different ! And they are named as The battery studio mix.
Bananylopalabomba said on May 1, 2008 09:52:
www.gessle.com > discography
The World According to Gessle - extended (CD-DigiPak)
Released: 2008-05-14 // Capitol Elevator Music / 2111572
01. Stupid
02. Do You Wanna Be My Baby?
03. Saturday
04. Kix
05. I Want You To Know
06. Reporter
07. B-Any-1-U-Wanna-B [Homage to Brian W.]
08. Wish You The Best
09. Elvis In Germany (Let’s Celebrate!) - Battery Studio Mix
10. T-T-T-Take It! - Battery Studio Mix
11. I’ll Be Alright - Battery Studio Mix
12. There Is My Baby
13. Lay Down Your Arms
14. Kix-Cha-Cha “ghost track”
15. Love Doesn’t Live Here outtake from album + B-side Kix
16. Always Breaking My Heart (30 May 1995) B-side Do You Wanna…
17. I Wanna Be With You (2 Nov 1994) B-side Do You Wanna…
18. Blue Umbrella (15 June 1993) B-side I Want You to Know
19. Jupiter Calling (3 Aug 1995) B-side I Want You to Know
20. Let’s Party! (14 July 1988) B-side I Want You to Know
tevensso (moderator) said on May 1, 2008 09:58:
Right, of course. I forgot about that. :) And I even wrote that...
AURYTE said on May 2, 2008 05:21:
But isn’t it so that they just added Battery Studio Mix, though songs are the same as on the original edition 11 years ago? I can’t say cos I still haven’t listened to the snippets!
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DEFAULT_GREEN said on May 2, 2008 07:15:
Per Gessle
Just came home from a swell mastering afternoon at Cutting Room. To my surprise EMI have managed to locate the rejected Battery studios-mixes, made by Michael Ilbert in London in December 1996. Can hardly remember this…. but… I recall that Michael was very ill with a bad stomach throughout the week and I thought the studio was way too far away from my hotel in the posh areas so I didn’t pay attention that much….. anyway… as you might know we only used the “There is my baby”-mix on the record. However, listening to the Battery mixes today both Clarence and I found them superior to the Mono Studio-mixes (made in January 1997) that we did use on the album… so…. we decided to change for this re-release. Which means you’ll get “new” mixes on three tracks; “Elvis in Germany”, “I’ll be alright” & “T-t-t-take it!”. Surprise.
P.
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so they are differently mixed? why is the it so important to mension, cause they
sound EXACTLY the same?
tevensso (moderator) said on May 2, 2008 09:06:
We’ll see. I haven’t been able to compare the mixes yet.
Green_Wagon said on May 4, 2008 07:45:
Hey
When a track ’mix’ is different, they usually mean that the song’s ’production’ angle would differ, usually not the melody and/or music. More like the ’balance’. Certain differences in a mix will determine the overall feel of a song. For example, if the artist/producer/engineer felt that the guitars in the original mix of ’T-T-T-Take It!’ (for example) needed a more ’grainy’ type of distortion, then the song may be listed as, let’s say, ’T’T’T’Take It! - Grainy Mix. In this case, I’m guessing Per might have silultaneously mixed several songs at Battery Studios also, therefore titling them as such. Subtle alterations to mixes (like softer snares, sub-bass enhancement, or panning guitars, for example) offer a significant difference to the sound of the song. You’d be able to pick these slight variations from the original mixes if you listen to the songs with some good headphones or high-quality car stereo. Try it?
AURYTE said on May 5, 2008 05:24:
Green_Wagon: thank you for explanation. Now I know what it’s all about :) Let’s see if I notice the difference...
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PiterPam said on May 7, 2008 09:58:
@Kerstin
Did you PreOrder your CD at amazon.de?
I got an email from amazon.de, that they will ship the album on may 9th. This would be really great :)
Opportunity_Nox said on May 8, 2008 17:21:
Amazon.de is already shipping the first copies of the album. I received an email this morning that my copy is already on its way ;-)
AURYTE said on May 13, 2008 04:21:
No copy here. I still haven’t ordered it :( Most probably I’ll do it next week... Don’t ask why!
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Kiwein1 said on April 29, 2008 17:37:
Very, very cool - the first I recognize the REMASTERING. Great..looking forward to the album.
*edit* Wow, Beautiful things, terrible things - this song is awful, LOL. Thank God he gave the lyrics to Marie.
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