Four Tet - There Is Love In You (2010)

hahaha what kind of dweebs feel the need to make fun of someone for misusing the term 4/4. esp AFTER i copped to it. can't wait to go to the kind of party you go to. ok dude, you're smarter than me, you're funnier than me, you're pretty much my superior in every way. now get the fuck over yourself.

r u still here?

― plaxico (I know, right?), Friday, January 22, 2010 7:43 PM (33 minutes ago) Bookmark

hahaha what kind of dweebs feel the need to make fun of someone for misusing the term 4/4.

I've only been reading this thread silently and smiling, but just want to raise my hand for this.

Also, can't wait to hear this.

just fyi dont want 2 disappoint u but - there are a lot of 4/4 beats on this album

i have been to parties where we discuss various beats :/

pervert.

BEAT

CONFUSION

Jordan, at those parties, when someone is talking fast and mistakenly says "4/4 beats" instead of "four on the floor beats", everyone mocks the guy endlessly and just can't get over it, right? And then said dude leaves to go to a party that isn't filled with dick-waving nerds. Bye.

there are a lot of drummers at these parties so no one would say that

my guess is that it would depend on if the person inserted himself into a conversation about how awesome a new album was by saying, "ugh 4/4 beats".

yeah i'm a drummer.
totally taking all the beer with me.

right cause god forbid someone have a contrary word to say about an album people like. they're clearly insulting you and everything you stand for, and no fate is too awful for them.

my point is that people might be more forgiving of someone using "4/4 beats" if they were being nice when they used it. don't mean to pile on or anything - just hoping to help clear that up for future reference.

thanks. i'll be more judicious with my use of "ugh". Inflamatory rhetoric, that.

Will you lot fuck off out of my thread. I really really love this record and this pathetic pedantry is harshing my considerable buzz.

Serious question, Granny - did you listen to this yet? What did you think? I had a downer on "4/4"s too for a few years back when all I listened to was jungle/dnb but this album is pretty far from being Deadmau5 in its use of kick drums (nothing wrong with dm5, but he's just whomp-whomp-whomp-whomp on every track, which I sense is where your dislike lies?).

how long is this album, it feels like it is over v. quick

47.12 according to the streaming version, I know what you mean though - I had it on at work the other day and it just zipped by.

similar vibe to

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1l4pDXbkic

gotta say, this makes great software testing music.

(must be the 4/4 beats)

...i didn't really like the cast in Rounders (besides Matt Damon), but I liked all of the folktronica elements that they tried to employ. Kieran has stated that this album was inspired by his DJ club nights; so it's no surprise to hear the four on four beats. There's no doubt that Kieran has talent, producing alot of his stuff with a very basic setup/pc and audiomulch. His real skill is in the assembly of his samples, which is still evident here/however the overall result feels less accomplished, perhaps because of the disappearance of the jazz inspired drum flourishes. I was hoping to find some of the zaniness of the Steve Reid stuff mixed with the usual sublime fout-tet melodic arrangements - this album at this stage in his career doesn't sound very inventive.

my four tet album/ep rankings:

1. Rounders
2. Pause
3. Everything Ecstatic
4. Remixes
5. Dialogue
6. There is Love in You
7. Ringer

jazz inspired drum flourishes

i haven't listened to rounders in ages, but i think this is what made it so special.

ok dude, you're smarter than me, you're funnier than me, you're pretty much my superior in every way. now get the fuck over yourself.

― hope this helps (Granny Dainger), Friday, January 22, 2010 2:15 PM (2 days ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

you forgot "faster"

prolly has a better diet

Hey everyone for serious, a really fast and easy way to refer to four on the floor without looking silly is "4X4". Please note in yr diary granny.

ARGH PITCHFORK REVIEW USES PHRASE "STEADY MIDTEMPO 4/4 KICK" ARGH DOESN'T HE KNOW???!!!

http://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/13861-there-is-love-in-you/

it is in 4/4, this is true

That was the first time I read that he went to school with Burial. Would like to see that class picture.

Well, he went to the same school AS Burial; I doubt they were there at the same time (see also Hot Chip, The XX - all alumni of the same school).

Burial was in the year above Hot Chip and all of Fridge were in the year above that. From a Hot Chip interview I did around the last album.

Joe: "Every couple of weeks on a Friday lunchtime I’d get people to perform different yhings. Sometimes it would be poetry or music. Kieran played a half-hour improvised guitar piece one week. Adem actually ran it the year before me. We used to go and see Fridge. I probably saw them eight or nine times. I guess that gave us a lot of udnerstanding of the routes that bands can take."
Alexis: "They were the first band of people we knew who’d got a record deal. They were straight out of sixth form. For a while all I thought of was we should make music together and try to get someone to release it, like what happened to Fridge."

Looking at the transcript again, it seems that members of So Solid Crew, the Maccabees, Trencher and the Elysian Quartet were all there around the same time. Must be quite a music dept.

Muse's bassist was the year above porn star Layla Jade at my school (Bellamy and the drummer were the year above that); almost as good.

That's quite a fucking school talent show.

Frankly I'm surprised no one's made a Four/Four Tet joke at this point.

I haven't really heard that much by this guy (strange by my standards). Since when did he change from a early-thousands "folktronica" also ran to the most namechecked producer in the land?

Also ran? Didn't he basically invent it? The first time I heard the word was in connection with his stuff.

really been enjoying going back to rounds & everything ecstatic this week

I should clarify that every early-thousands "folktronica" geezer was an also-ran back then.

the most namechecked producer in the land

just how is this the case? he's always had the same profile

^^^ he's always been highly respected and sold a decent number of records.

love this record more than any of his others btw.

i feel like the thing he got out of the steve reid collab was learning how to do less

dog latin why don't you listen to his music first

guys I think you mean "Four on the Floor Tet"

two elephants and a cymbal

this shit sounds pretty controversial

its got a track that samples cassie

Exasperation @ doglatin.