Daryl Hall - Something in 4/4 Time (1977) descargar videos gratis

martianshoes

Ok I hear a strong Todd Rundgren feel in this track...btw if you have not heard Hall doing "North Star" on Fripps 1979 Album "Exposure" make sure you do...

FromCrownToKingdom

What's the sign he's making on the cover? The Holy Spirit? I understand he drew a lot of inspiration from Crowley for this album. 

steelydon19

Roger Pope on drums. (You may know him from Supertramp.)

trilingual

Wow! So fresh and out of left field. Thanks . . . Haven't heard this in over 30 years--gotta get a copy now (buy it, that is . . . )

Donald Fewell

@BucksStudent: Thanks for your comment. If Fripp used phase shift, it's slow, subtle, light on treble and characteristic swoosh. I'm hearing harmonizing, perhaps some ring modulation and good old overdrive breaking up a little bit. 

Sanguis Rusticus

count yourself lucky......they delete this shit anywhere else. But thank you for putting it up.

Bill Basel

Great response syrup; totally agree with that...

Roger Green

Yes, and the end goes, "2/4, 4/4, 2/4, 4/4..."

Tony Featherstone

I always like the part in this song a 2:30 after the breakdown....you can hear that daryl vocal is distorted on the tape but they obviously like vibe of it, so left it there. They are the happy accidents that I miss from the old days.

leonakita

1:42 - 2:25 is why Robert Fripp is THEE last word in guitar sound innovation

steelydon19

Now if only The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame would get its collective stick out of its ass and induct Daryl and John while they're alive to enjoy it! Anyway, they'll be loved and appreciated with or without the snobs' snubs.

steelydon19

You have it right!

Gary Schwartz

You are correct. Met Daryl Hall in Ventura, CA and he signed my Sacred Songs CD- Japanese Import. He was way cool.

Kohntarkosz

Is it just me or is the first line of the chorus actually "You gotta have something in 2/4 time"? He only sings "something in 4/4 time" in the second couplet, it sounds like.

joefax530

Very important tune....laid the framework for H & O's groundbreaking pop tunes in the early 80's....this should have been a monster, but was ahead of its time.

steelydon19

Superb! Most pop musicians will never achieve anything close to this!

Dashland13

OMG! I hadn't heard this song in over 20 years! THANK-YOU FOR THE POST! I LOVE IT!

BucksStudent

I love Fripp's guitar sound on this album. I believe he's using a Phase effect.

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