In 2015 he said his favourites were The Edges, Ganglord, Pigsty and Ambitious Outsiders.I seem to remember Alain saying that his own favourite co-write with Moz was "The Edges are no Longer Parallel". But that was a long time ago; maybe the late 90s.
Way back when, I was surprised to learn that Ganglord was a Whyte composition. It’s so heavy handed, chugging and “meat-and-potatoes”, I thought Jesse had written it. Lacks all of Alains beauty and subtlety.In 2015 he said his favourites were The Edges, Ganglord, Pigsty and Ambitious Outsiders.
I can't remember if he said anything else during those Twitter listening parties last year.
Many of Alain’s songs lack Alain’s beauty and subtlety.Way back when, I was surprised to learn that Ganglord was a Whyte composition. It’s so heavy handed, chugging and “meat-and-potatoes”, I thought Jesse had written it. Lacks all of Alains beauty and subtlety.
None as much as Ganglord!Many of Alain’s songs lack Alain’s beauty and subtlety.
Way back when, I was surprised to learn that Ganglord was a Whyte composition. It’s so heavy handed, chugging and “meat-and-potatoes”, I thought Jesse had written it. Lacks all of Alains beauty and subtlety.
Now, THAT’s a beautiful song.Really? Its sludgy bass line and hallway piano scales indicated to me that it was the farthest thing away from a Jesse co-write at the time. Who would've thunk that Alain would have tried the same exact formula two years later with "My Dearest Love."