So now I’m listening to Black as the Sky, and I could swear it’s exactly the same as a passage on The Whirlwind.
Which passage, "On The Prowl"? I only guess that because of the 6/8 groove that song has could feel somewhat similar to the one in "Black As The Sky", though the latter definitely has a faster tempo.
-Marc.
I don't see any similarities with TW, but I think they copied part of the BATS instrumental section on The Ways of a Fool.
I mean, maybe? Again, if only because BATS has that driving triplet/6/8 feel, and parts of TWOAF have that as well, but the instrumental section gives me different vibes. TWOAF's bridge has a different overall feel to me, it's not as punctuated and abrupt as some of those synth-run solos in BATS, outside of one small section where they turn the triplets into four-note phrases, but that was just one or two measures (unlike in BATS, where they do it every few phrases in the bridge).
So now Im listening to Black as the Sky, and I could swear its exactly the same as a passage on The Whirlwind.
Which passage, "On The Prowl"? I only guess that because of the 6/8 groove that song has could feel somewhat similar to the one in "Black As The Sky", though the latter definitely has a faster tempo.
-Marc.
I went back to try to find a specific section, and theres not one thats exactly the same. More the way the bass drives the song that made it sound like a few of the more intense sections of TW.
Gotcha, I just thought it would've reminded you got OTP since they both had that driving 6/8 bass groove, although the phrasing of the bass melody is quite different between the two of them (with OTP being more accented on the downbeat, while BATS is a more rhythmically driving, constant bass line, especially in the bridge, where having the faster tempo definitely pushes it along more than the bass groove in OTP.
-Marc.