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Title: Weird effect on Take A Load Off Your Feet Post by: Joel Goldenberg on December 10, 2014, 11:36:48 AM Anybody else experience this? When I first got the Surf's Up album on vinyl and listened to Take A Load Off Your Feet, in the tag of the song, someone says something a bit indistinguishable at the tail end, like "whoa." Every time I heard that, I thought someone was calling me from a neighbouring room of where I lived. Was this a sly Steve Desper surround effect?
Title: Re: Weird effect on Take A Load Off Your Feet Post by: Bill M on December 10, 2014, 01:40:50 PM No, but I always thought the horn honking effect sounded like it was coming from outside
Title: Re: Weird effect on Take A Load Off Your Feet Post by: Jukka on December 11, 2014, 02:16:06 PM Yeah, Surf's Up (the album) contains many sounds and effects that make me go "what was that?" on few first listens. Oh, that rascal Desper!
Title: Re: Weird effect on Take A Load Off Your Feet Post by: Michael Edward Osbourne on December 12, 2014, 12:19:27 PM I've definitely experienced some 'what-the-heck-was-that' from listening to the Surf's Up album. Mr. Desper sure was brilliant!
Title: Re: Weird effect on Take A Load Off Your Feet Post by: Mr. Cohen on December 12, 2014, 01:16:50 PM I thought I smelled Al's feet the first time. Amazing what the Desper matrix captures.
Title: Re: Weird effect on Take A Load Off Your Feet Post by: phirnis on December 12, 2014, 02:04:57 PM Always loved this song. It's fun and lightweight, almost bordering on nursery rhyme but features some spectacular sound work as well as some sweet Brian involvement. To me there's something very Smile-like about it, in a hipsterish early-70s way.
Title: Re: Weird effect on Take A Load Off Your Feet Post by: Wrightfan on December 12, 2014, 03:04:30 PM Very fun song. My WTF moment though is when the vocals go from left-center-right in the span of about 3 seconds.
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