They way that they sound...

[ImagesAndSound]

Ever since I heard The Tennessee Fire, I've been addicted.

The  "Distant, echoed" sound of their recordings is hypnotic. You can literally get high from it.

[confuseddonkey]

I got this feevaahhhh...
and the only prescription there is, is MORE REVERB!!!!!!!

[primushead]

Have you ever listened to "The Tennessee Fire"?.....

...on Weed?

[megisnotreal]

Have you ever listened to "The Tennessee Fire"?.....

...on Weed?

this post just made my morning seven times better. seriously.  ;D

[ImagesAndSound]

Have you ever listened to "The Tennessee Fire"?.....

...on Weed?

Ha, not yet.

[primushead]

this post just made my morning seven times better. seriously.  ;D

Glad I could help.

[megisnotreal]

Glad I could help.

I know it's gotta be hard to be so damn awesome, but thanks for making the right choice. The brave choice. You're awesome.  :D

Now, to get back on subject, I rode with my younger sister to Alabama for Thanksgiving. I inundated her with Jacket songs, and she loved them. She said, "they sound so pretty, it kinda makes my heart hurt." I couldn't agree more.

[evilPaauwe]

Have you ever listened to "The Tennessee Fire"?.....

...on Weed?

hahahahahahahaha                    





                                                            (of course)

[rob]

ALOT of music fans......outside the Jacket circle.....really, really hate reverb......I've honestly been totally surprised how many people hate reverb, or think it's a hokey way to cover up bad playing or singing........personally, I love it.......never can  get enough REVERB!

[dragonboy]

ALOT of music fans......outside the Jacket circle.....really, really hate reverb......I've honestly been totally surprised how many people hate reverb, or think it's a hokey way to cover up bad playing or singing........personally, I love it.......never can  get enough REVERB!

Hipkink wrote in the shows section regarding one of the John Prine shows:
'I also heard people saying Jim must be "uncomfortable with his voice because of all of that effect
he had on it." '
WTF?!!

When I played Rocket Man to my Dad he said within seconds 'Woah, he's got some reverb on that one!' Haha

[ultravisitor]

'I also heard people saying Jim must be "uncomfortable with his voice because of all of that effect
he had on it." '
WTF?!!

Well, Jim has said that he doesn't like the way his voice sounds without the reverb...

[dragonboy]

Well, Jim has said that he doesn't like the way his voice sounds without the reverb...

Really? I never read that! Thanks Ultravisitor.  

[ali]

i've heard that too... or read that somewhere... can't quite remember now  :-/

[ultravisitor]

Yeah, I can't remember exactly where I read it.  If I remember, I'll find a link to the article and post it.

[tomEisenbraun]

I think he used to be really uncomfortable with singing, and he found out about reverb with Month of Sundays and learned to love it from there. I think the reverb is definitely an integral part of the band, but I doubt Jim is truly uncomfortable without it anymore. His voice has gotten much stronger over the past 7 years.