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Originally posted by The Maharal

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C4liSiItNPm/?igsh=Mm9lMHZ2cHgxaHh2&fbclid=IwY2xjawGLj2FleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHeM5O8oxHpf8e1xEFcWT1v0X_O4WpZJFKHqOoRmGwoQPwIKWlyzwdJkKQA_aem_oMaimq9Yhvd3EwFtMgHpAw

Was this a cover of something?

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Originally posted by Stevio10

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Originally posted by billgoodman

There are lot's of songs lying around. From the first post of the album 9 thread:

One of the songs Frank liked from the demo's, but did not do during the Doggerel-sessions, that they tried to record in Wales. Bluesy, stomper song, "I enjoyed it as an acoustic demo" [...] they tried to make it bigger, better and louder, but "in the end it was just too loud", "too much information". It didn't work out, it was failure, "thank god we didn't release this because we were in a rush"
(interview on Raised on Radio)

- Joey brought some songs to the table again (working titles Howie's Garage, I hear you mary, Taking care of bid'ness, according to Uncut interview). They recorded three ideas in Rockfield (according to Under the Radar interview), maybe those three?

- Paz recorded two songs for it (according to BF in French interview)

- Frank to SPIN: [On Doggerel] "I think that’s one more writing collaboration than has appeared on any other disc in the Pixies catalog. I imagine there will be much more collaboration forthcoming. I sense it.”

- Session in Wales didn't go that well, acording to FBF in Ultimate Music Guide :
"I was not in a good mood for lots of reasons"
I was very frustrated because now Mr Fucking Producer wants to work on all the fucking artsy-fartsy scraps from the margin. I got all these 40 fucking songs I wrote, for once in my life I do my homework............Now I show up with the goods and they're like [] these werid little things that you didn't intend over here bla bla
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I threw my notebook on top of the roof [..] I threw about three temper tantrums in about eight days

- Joey in Under the Radar:
"we have recorded so far about seven or eight demos for the next album. There will be a ninth album, we’re planning that already. After a good amount of a break, we will start recording again some time next year. We’re already kicking around what part of the world to work and record in next time"

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I'm still bummed that O Little Cloud hasn't made it on to any album. That's partly my frustration at the recent releases where songs like Pagan Man and I Hear you Mary are included.

Okay, it's only music, it's only rock and roll and in the grand scheme of things it's a minor thing. I'm glad they are still relevant and Charles is getting the kudos he deserves and people enjoy it.

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Originally posted by billgoodman

There are lot's of songs lying around. From the first post of the album 9 thread:

One of the songs Frank liked from the demo's, but did not do during the Doggerel-sessions, that they tried to record in Wales. Bluesy, stomper song, "I enjoyed it as an acoustic demo" [...] they tried to make it bigger, better and louder, but "in the end it was just too loud", "too much information". It didn't work out, it was failure, "thank god we didn't release this because we were in a rush"
(interview on Raised on Radio)

- Joey brought some songs to the table again (working titles Howie's Garage, I hear you mary, Taking care of bid'ness, according to Uncut interview). They recorded three ideas in Rockfield (according to Under the Radar interview), maybe those three?

- Paz recorded two songs for it (according to BF in French interview)

- Frank to SPIN: [On Doggerel] "I think that’s one more writing collaboration than has appeared on any other disc in the Pixies catalog. I imagine there will be much more collaboration forthcoming. I sense it.”

- Session in Wales didn't go that well, acording to FBF in Ultimate Music Guide :
"I was not in a good mood for lots of reasons"
I was very frustrated because now Mr Fucking Producer wants to work on all the fucking artsy-fartsy scraps from the margin. I got all these 40 fucking songs I wrote, for once in my life I do my homework............Now I show up with the goods and they're like [] these werid little things that you didn't intend over here bla bla
[ ]
I threw my notebook on top of the roof [..] I threw about three temper tantrums in about eight days

- Joey in Under the Radar:
"we have recorded so far about seven or eight demos for the next album. There will be a ninth album, we’re planning that already. After a good amount of a break, we will start recording again some time next year. We’re already kicking around what part of the world to work and record in next time"

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Originally posted by billgoodman

There are lot's of songs lying around. From the first post of the album 9 thread:

One of the songs Frank liked from the demo's, but did not do during the Doggerel-sessions, that they tried to record in Wales. Bluesy, stomper song, "I enjoyed it as an acoustic demo" [...] they tried to make it bigger, better and louder, but "in the end it was just too loud", "too much information". It didn't work out, it was failure, "thank god we didn't release this because we were in a rush"
(interview on Raised on Radio)

- Joey brought some songs to the table again (working titles Howie's Garage, I hear you mary, Taking care of bid'ness, according to Uncut interview). They recorded three ideas in Rockfield (according to Under the Radar interview), maybe those three?

- Paz recorded two songs for it (according to BF in French interview)

- Frank to SPIN: [On Doggerel] "I think that’s one more writing collaboration than has appeared on any other disc in the Pixies catalog. I imagine there will be much more collaboration forthcoming. I sense it.”

- Session in Wales didn't go that well, acording to FBF in Ultimate Music Guide :
"I was not in a good mood for lots of reasons"
I was very frustrated because now Mr Fucking Producer wants to work on all the fucking artsy-fartsy scraps from the margin. I got all these 40 fucking songs I wrote, for once in my life I do my homework............Now I show up with the goods and they're like [] these werid little things that you didn't intend over here bla bla
[ ]
I threw my notebook on top of the roof [..] I threw about three temper tantrums in about eight days

- Joey in Under the Radar:
"we have recorded so far about seven or eight demos for the next album. There will be a ninth album, we’re planning that already. After a good amount of a break, we will start recording again some time next year. We’re already kicking around what part of the world to work and record in next time"

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Makes sense that 'I Hear You Mary' was recorded (at least first) at Rockfield considering the lyrics are inspired by the countryside and the nearest town.

I think Oyster Beds also originates from the 2022 session too.

Wondered if Ernest Evans was the "bluesy stomper" too (albeit rerecorded).

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Originally posted by billgoodman

There are lot's of songs lying around. From the first post of the album 9 thread:

One of the songs Frank liked from the demo's, but did not do during the Doggerel-sessions, that they tried to record in Wales. Bluesy, stomper song, "I enjoyed it as an acoustic demo" [...] they tried to make it bigger, better and louder, but "in the end it was just too loud", "too much information". It didn't work out, it was failure, "thank god we didn't release this because we were in a rush"
(interview on Raised on Radio)

- Joey brought some songs to the table again (working titles Howie's Garage, I hear you mary, Taking care of bid'ness, according to Uncut interview). They recorded three ideas in Rockfield (according to Under the Radar interview), maybe those three?

- Paz recorded two songs for it (according to BF in French interview)

- Frank to SPIN: [On Doggerel] "I think that’s one more writing collaboration than has appeared on any other disc in the Pixies catalog. I imagine there will be much more collaboration forthcoming. I sense it.”

- Session in Wales didn't go that well, acording to FBF in Ultimate Music Guide :
"I was not in a good mood for lots of reasons"
I was very frustrated because now Mr Fucking Producer wants to work on all the fucking artsy-fartsy scraps from the margin. I got all these 40 fucking songs I wrote, for once in my life I do my homework............Now I show up with the goods and they're like [] these werid little things that you didn't intend over here bla bla
[ ]
I threw my notebook on top of the roof [..] I threw about three temper tantrums in about eight days

- Joey in Under the Radar:
"we have recorded so far about seven or eight demos for the next album. There will be a ninth album, we’re planning that already. After a good amount of a break, we will start recording again some time next year. We’re already kicking around what part of the world to work and record in next time"

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BF: Mag ik Engels spreken?

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Originally posted by yarbles

Tom Dalgety has posted a couple images of RAK Studios in London (where Head Carrier was recorded) thanking them for delivering the goods once again.... can we assume a successful recording session for Pixies album #10 has happened? https://www.instagram.com/p/DBYjeERtDpL/?img_index=1

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Originally posted by tamefan

If these sessions go well, LP10 could release sooner than 2 years from now, which would make LP9-LP10 the shortest interval between post-reunion album releases. And here I already felt spoiled by the short timespan between Doggerel and Zombies. Post-reunion, we've had two 2 year intervals (IC-HC, DG-NZC) and two 3 year intervals (HC-BTE, BTE-DG). Mind you, the 3 years BTE-DG included Covid lockdowns and the HC-BTE 3 years also yielded 9 excellent bonus tracks and 1 pretty good b-side/non-album single. Do any other major bands from the 80s release at a similar pace? Maybe the Chili Peppers? Until their next album is announced, or sessions are revealed, it's too early to say. Thom Yorke has put out 3 albums since Covid and he formed Radiohead in the 80s so I suppose that's a comparable pace, although they aren't Radiohead records.

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Originally posted by Ziggy

The BBC interview mentioned London rather than Wales, from what I remember.

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