David Lynch: Good Day Today

[King of Snake]

Originally Posted by bryantm3

has rick ever sung with a vocoder effect?

There are clips of them performing Boy Boy Boy live where he does indeed sing with a vocoder effect.

[Dirty0900]

Another 8 Ball vibe song to me which is never a bad thing.

[BeautifulBurnout]

Not at all sure about this one. Will have to listen a few more times, but it really doesn't "grab" me at all. Loving the new Scribble though.

[BrotherLovesDub]

dc_04 first mentioned this yesterday morning.

http://www.darktrain.org/dirty/forum...30&postcount=5

I think if you listen to it enough times, you'll realize it most certainly is Underworld. There are very telling signs.

First clue. The pulsing synth pad is total Underworld. At 0:57/2:21/3:32 there's an added percussive pattern that just feels like Rick Smith. The vocal is just heavily processed. It sounds like Karl's brand of optimism to me. I also believe they gave that track to Morning Becomes Eclectic because the show is extremely popular and listened to around the globe. Their web audience is probably larger than their audience in the LA area. The vibe of Good Day Today is right for the station. Finally, google Good Day Today and the artist Underworld. See? Google it without Underworld and just add 'song' or 'radio' add 'myspace' to see if it's been posted to some other band's myspace. It's not there. It's Underworld.

[Geo]

This sounds like Moby Feat. Brian Eno to me

[crank]

You guys ever thought about the fact that it's RICK and not Karl singing?

[Champiness]

Don't you mean "possibility"? At this point we technically aren't even sure it's them.

[King of Snake]

[stimpee]

I think this tune has a bit of Anthony Rother about it.

[potatobroth]

First impression:
Second impression:

The gunshots seem out of place upon the first few listens, but when you aren't 100% focused on the track, trying to tell if every synth pad, ever percussion hit, every trill were made by the boys, they fit quite well -- not as well as MIA's but still.