"The Like In I Love You" Is Streaming

[18thofMay]

Well done!! Brian's vocal is very very good. I wonder if he could pull it off LIVE? Has it had much done to it for the album?
Great song , I love it!!

[doc smiley]

THAT IS SO BEAUTIFUL..............

[?]

MP3?  

The file is 3.82 MB if you want to fish it out of your temp files.  Just find it and rename it with a .mp3 extension 

I'm using Firefox and it was in C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR USER NAME HERE\Local Settings\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\rxzuzfuz.default\Cache

[Dunderhead]

You know, it's strange, I actually think that the Disney movie song album might be pretty good after listening to this...

[Mr. Cohen]

For the man wondering if Brian can sing like that live: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TX7znc-bhDs. Check out the other songs on youtube from the show. Brian's voice is in fine form.

[?]

I had to digest it for a few minutes and give it a few more listens before posting my thoughts.  Man, this is good.  Seriously fucking good.  It exceeded my expectations, and I had high expectations going in.  Well done Brian!

[Shady]

MP3?  

The file is 3.82 MB if you want to fish it out of your temp files.  Just find it and rename it with a .mp3 extension 

I'm using Firefox and it was in C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR USER NAME HERE\Local Settings\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\rxzuzfuz.default\Cache

haha, that worked, can't believe it.

Thanks for the help!! 

[Don_Zabu]

MP3?  

The file is 3.82 MB if you want to fish it out of your temp files.  Just find it and rename it with a .mp3 extension 

I'm using Firefox and it was in C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR USER NAME HERE\Local Settings\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\rxzuzfuz.default\Cache

Man, how many files did you have to rename before you found that one out?

Still, thanks for making it portable.

[Jason]

You guys have no idea how tempted I am right now to post the exact same instructions on the blueboard...

[?]

Man, how many files did you have to rename before you found that one out?

Just the one.  I had just clicked on the BW.com link so I knew where it would be.  The cached files are sorted by the time they're created.

[Shady]

You guys have no idea how tempted I am right now to post the exact same instructions on the blueboard...

And the ban hammer shall swing 

[jammer730]

Oh poor Brian, you've caught the auto-tune bug. Anybody else think one of the double tracked lead vocals is in auto-tune? I'd like to hear a BW/Linett original mix. I have a feeling this is going to be another Beatles/Spector situation, as far as mixes go. 

[Day Tripper]

I'm really curious now to hear exactly what Brian had to work with as far as the unfinished Gershwin fragments. I have my own ideas as far as what is Brian and what is Gershwin.

Does anyone know the story behind the Gershwin snippets Brian was given to work with? Was it to have been part of a song or symphony piece that was never completed, or just sonic sketches to work on later?

It's funny, I just finished a Music History class, and both Gershwin and Brian had sections in the text book.

[Wirestone]

BW has been pitch corrected by computer since the 88 album. Not really a big deal -- it's all about the performance quality, which in this case seems to be excellent. (The one non auto tuned BW album is GIOMH -- which most people consider his worst.)

[♩♬🐸 Billy C ♯♫♩🐇]

You guys have no idea how tempted I am right now to post the exact same instructions on the blueboard...

And the ban hammer shall swing 

Among other things...

BW has been pitch corrected by computer since the 88 album. Not really a big deal -- it's all about the performance quality, which in this case seems to be excellent. (The one non auto tuned BW album is GIOMH -- which most people consider his worst.)

Mostly true... GIOMH did have autotune used on it...poorly. Check out the vocals to "Fairy Tale" again. Some strange things happen to Brian's voice on it.  What people don't realize is that auto-tune and pitch correction can't make someone tone-deaf or with a poor voice sing well...it's a myth.

Anyway, with all that said...Brian sounded AWESOME on this. Anybody else notice how sweetly Brian has been singing lately?

[18thofMay]

For the man wondering if Brian can sing like that live: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TX7znc-bhDs. Check out the other songs on youtube from the show. Brian's voice is in fine form.

Yeah i saw that a few weeks back and it's awesome. Thanks for reminding me!! Go Brian, he seems to be getting some confidence back in that voice!!

[Margarita]

You guys have no idea how tempted I am right now to post the exact same instructions on the blueboard...

And the ban hammer shall swing  

Or post it on Facebook!  BW.com can't ban people from Facebook!  Mwahahahahahahahahaaaa!

Seriously, thanks for the instructions...worked perfectly for me, too.  

[brother john]

This is really nice. I'd love to know which bits are Gershwin and which bits are Brian. And full props to the tech guys for making Brian's voice sound almost good.

[buddhahat]

This is really nice. I'd love to know which bits are Gershwin and which bits are Brian. And full props to the tech guys for making Brian's voice sound almost good.

Yeah I was going to ask the same thing. As a total Gershwin ignoramus I have no idea how true to the original this is. It sounds melodically very Brian to me. Any Gerhwinados able to shed more light on this?

Thanks!

[Andrew G. Doe]

This is really nice. I'd love to know which bits are Gershwin and which bits are Brian. And full props to the tech guys for making Brian's voice sound almost good.

Yeah I was going to ask the same thing. As a total Gershwin ignoramus I have no idea how true to the original this is. It sounds melodically very Brian to me. Any Gerhwinados able to shed more light on this?

Thanks!

As this is one of the pieces the Gershwin estate handed to Brian to finish, very few people know how true it is to the original. I recall Brian saying that he needed to write a bridge.. and of course, the lyric is, I'm pretty certain, by Scott.

[Andrew G. Doe]

Check this out - looks like my insane idea was damn close !

http://www.usatoday.com/life/music/news/2010-06-29-wilson29_st_N.htm

[hypehat]

Watch the video on that link..... and drool  I so so so cannot wait for this!

[Andrew G. Doe]

Oh poor Brian, you've caught the auto-tune bug. Anybody else think one of the double tracked lead vocals is in auto-tune?

'Scuse me ?  Unless Brian's done the most perfect double-tracking job of all time, all I'm hearing is a single vocal with some subtle reverb. Someone care to point out to me where it's doubled ?

[phirnis]

Nice work. To these ears it has sort of an Adult Contemporary feel to it, though most certainly not in a way reminiscent of "Fairy Tale" or Imagination, so I guess it's fine with me. The only bit I didn't like was that line about "duplicating the universe", but never mind. Love the sweet vocal delivery. Go, Brian!

[buddhahat]

This is really nice. I'd love to know which bits are Gershwin and which bits are Brian. And full props to the tech guys for making Brian's voice sound almost good.

Yeah I was going to ask the same thing. As a total Gershwin ignoramus I have no idea how true to the original this is. It sounds melodically very Brian to me. Any Gerhwinados able to shed more light on this?

Thanks!

As this is one of the pieces the Gershwin estate handed to Brian to finish, very few people know how true it is to the original. I recall Brian saying that he needed to write a bridge.. and of course, the lyric is, I'm pretty certain, by Scott.

Thanks Andrew. I wondered if this was one of the 'collaborative' ones. Sounds like there's a lot of Brian in there. Good stuff.