Whenever You See Fit

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Whenever You See Fit
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Victoria April 17, 2010 at 11:14 pm
This review is from: Whenever You See Fit (Audio CD)

This CD/EP is actually 3 versions of a single song, a collaboration between Northwest indie rockers Modest Mouse and the recently broken-up 764-Hero. I’m not much of a fan of the latter, but they are used here quite well, and this is truly Modest Mouse at its best.

The single is one of the greatest Modest Mouse compositions ever recorded, and easily the best “really long” song I own. At over 14 minutes, “Whenever You See Fit” is pure musical genius, the sparse songplay of the lead singer of 764-Hero, mixing with Isaac’s shouted words, squeezing in between soaring guitars and drums. It’s brilliant and beautiful and affecting for the entire 14 minutes. In fact, if anything, I wished this song could have continued even longer. it’s that good.

The other 2 versions of the song on the EP are shorter dance/DJ re-mixes that really don’t add anything to the music. I don’t think I’ve listened to them more than once. But the CD is worth the purchase for the one single alone, which I believe is not available on any other Modest Mouse release.

Twm April 17, 2010 at 11:22 pm
This review is from: Whenever You See Fit (Audio CD)

Not quite the standard mouse fare, but close. There are a few difffernt versions of this. The looooong 14 minute ones, and the short one. They are very different. I’m not sure if the short one is on the CD of this (I have the vinyl)but it can be downloaded. The long version sounds exactly like you’d expect, a cross between 764-HERO and the mouse. The short one is slightly dub influenced and very electronic sounding, not much guitar at all. Overall a good CD for hardcore fans, otherwise, stay away you’re better off with one of their other offerings.

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