ignoring the fact I've been constantly going to Ozma forums for just about every day for 3 years now...
I could've sworn that I remember someone saying there was a big concept of some sort behind it (or them) in a thread a few years ago. then again, my memory blows, so I could be a bit off on this one. I've honestly never spent the time in these years to really bother inspecting it myself (I'm still not a big DDD fan) (and I'm kinda lazy) (and legally retarded). well, now I'm being told it's just a soviet tribute.
an Ozmaxpert would be appreciated on this matter.
well, the first half (or "EP") is all russian inspired music. It also includes a melody that was written by Yuri Gagarin (I think) that is one of the reoccuring themes on that half.
Quote from: The Other Mike on June 28, 2005, 05:14:34 am
well, the first half (or "EP") is all russian inspired music.Ã, It also includes a melody that was written by Yuri Gagarin (I think) that is one of the reoccuring themes on that half.
whoa
never heard that one before
that'd be pretty cool
then there was the whole booty thing on the second half that didn't really turn out as dan wanted
Quote from: angie on June 28, 2005, 08:47:05 pm
Quote from: The Other Mike on June 28, 2005, 05:14:34 am
well, the first half (or "EP") is all russian inspired music.Ã, It also includes a melody that was written by Yuri Gagarin (I think) that is one of the reoccuring themes on that half.
whoa
never heard that one before
that'd be pretty cool
then there was the whole booty thing on the second half that didn't really turn out as dan wanted
huh? really?
anyway, here goes:
tracks one through five: vaguely russian themed music. tracks one and five obviously are just different takes on the same song, and the core melody to them is repeated in the bridge of korobeiniki, which besides being the tetris theme is a blatantly russian traditional tune. I believe it the core melody of the Yuri tracks was written by Yuri. I remember seeing a quote with "somebody should write a song with this melody" or something to that extent from him. No One Needs to Know is pretty russian themed in it's music, but there isn't really much to connect "You Know the Story" beyond it's obvious tie ins to "Landing...".
tracks one through five were originally meant to showcase the talents of each member of the band. Ryen, Jose, and Dan wrote their songs, and the songs associated with Star and Pat I guess only really had their little moments of virtuosity from them respectively. The initial idea was for every member to write a song, but Star and Pat don't write songs I guess, or didn't at the time at least.
And then there is the overall concept of it being a double EP, which is sort of absurd in it's own right.
It was meant to incite a communist revolution.
Quote from: angie on June 28, 2005, 08:47:05 pm
Quote from: The Other Mike on June 28, 2005, 05:14:34 am
well, the first half (or "EP") is all russian inspired music.Ã, It also includes a melody that was written by Yuri Gagarin (I think) that is one of the reoccuring themes on that half.
whoa
never heard that one before
that'd be pretty cool
then there was the whole booty thing on the second half that didn't really turn out as dan wanted
the original idea for the bootytraps was for every member to write a song, yeah that didn't work...
and about the yuri gagarin thing, I don't think so...I mean, I've never heard of that
Quote from: justin on July 05, 2005, 05:08:28 pm
and about the yuri gagarin thing, I don't think so...I mean, I've never heard of that
well, I guess that makes you right!
phh.
that is a traditional russian melody, it was not written by yuri gagarin