Sep 16, 2007 06:13
17 yrs ago
English term

Restrained tracks

English Art/Literary Music
Restrained tracks like "Walters" and the bubbly "Good to Sea" gravitate toward more traditional pop structures yet retain the

addictive and effortless aural sensibility that goes hand-in-hand with the Pinback sound.

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tracks which are less wild/noisy/etc.

Tracks on the CD (songs, I imagine) which are less wild/experimental/noisy/loud than the others. That is, the tracks where the band doesn't "let itself go" so much. I would need to know how the other (non-restrained) tracks are described in order to determine the best word to substitute, but hopefully this is enough to give you the idea
Note from asker:
I've got it! may be it means that song is not an alternative one.
Peer comment(s):

agree Nibus
3 hrs
agree Elena Aleksandrova
4 days
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks! "
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recorded tracks which do not fully reflect the normal style of the performers

I think this is what you need to know!
See the link for an example in another setting.



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Note added at 1 hr (2007-09-16 07:28:15 GMT)
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OK! In response to Andrew's comment, try it reworded:
recorded tracks in which the playing does not fully reflect the normal style of the performers
I presume Andrew's point to be that it is not an inferior recording.
Example sentence:

In its place are very disciplined and restrained songs.

Note from asker:
I've got it! may be it means that song is not an alternative one.
Peer comment(s):

neutral Andrew Levine : The key element of the meaning is not merely that these tracks are *different* from the others, but that they are different *because* the band is playing in a more restrained style. This is an important point.
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Thanks Andrew! See my additional note.
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