[des]

take the tracks that has surfaced from howlett after FOTL

No Man Army
Ghost Town
Howletts remix of the chems remix of voodoo people
trigger
bgat

no give them a good listen, one after the other, is it just me or do the beats have a real polished feel, very clean, nothing raw about them

their all very similar in sound.

[Arie]

There are more tracks. You forgot for instance the jam track which was given the fan title 'We Do What The Fuck We Want'. I don't think they sound that 'polished' as you call it, but maybe I don't understand you ;)

[Ekko]

No man army is the only track being properly recorded, or?
The other ones are just live-tracks, so they never really got mastered like the ones on FOTL.
Maybe that's the reason, but anyway, I think it's hard to tell how polished a tracks is when you have to deal with a noisy live-recording.
I find BGAT might be more clean in a certain way, but it's quite smacky, the snare has a good impact and it looks like Liam really uses his Electribe R and not only talks about it in (Korg) interviews, the BD sounds a bit like it, I'm not exactly sure though. I believe it will be very dirty and edgy even if the beat might seem more precise.

I find the beats on MFTJG were the dirtiest shite to be around ever. Quite funny, because Liam did things on the record which normally are a little bit proscribed if you wanna have some in your face beats, but that only proves you better do your own thing

[Acid_Twin]

"Howletts remix of the chems remix of voodoo people"

I've been looking for a nice clear version of that... anyone got it?

-Acid

[thomas]

there's only a live version of it, you can find it on this site in the download live section, they've played it at reading 98