Your Favourite Song by Inspection 12

[thedude15]

Hi everyone how's it going? I was wondering what everyone's favourite song by Inspection 12 is. My favourites include:

1. Feelin' Like Freddie

2. I'm Fine I Can Drive

3. Secure

4. Red Letter Day

[mxpxpxpx]

Hello My Favorite Inspection 12 songs are:

1. French Subtitles
2. Off
3. Joe
4. Close To Nothing
5. I Hate Soap Operas
6. Sweet Sixteen

Scott Shad Rest In Peace.

[GreatScott]

this is usually everyone's cue to enter obscure i12 songs, so let me spoil that... flowers from idaho...

Seriously, my favorite song always rotates, but at the moment it's:

Labels are for Cans

[BenM]

Home, the version on the Home EP

[i12dude14]

Cyniculture,Caving In,Elegy,Dried Roses,and Homesick.

[contagious_smile]

Way to hard to choose, but at the moment I would have to say Only Human. But I love them all so yeah...

[mrbucket]

Only Human is great, but I think I like the new version Coup De Grace even better. I also think Great Scott, Caving In, Secure and Hear Anything are awesome as well. It's difficult to choose.

[En04]

I think mine's gotta be Great Scott!! .... I think it was the first song I ever heard from them

[Petri]

photograph and the coup de grac acoustic demo

[snowmanghost]

Hm...

In no particular order:

Intentions Never Waive
Caving In
Photograph
Homesick
I'm Fine, I Can Drive

[mrbucket]

what do you think is better... Great Scott with violin playing the "back to the future" riff (2nd version) or on guitar (1st version) ??

[thedude15]

mrbucket said:

what do you think is better... Great Scott with violin playing the "back to the future" riff (2nd version) or on guitar (1st version) ??

I've just heard Great Scott with the violins...what album had Great Scott in which the theme was played with guitars?

[I12Matt]

I thought it was on Step Into the Fire, but I could be wrong. I like the idea of the guitar playing it better, but the version on In Recovery is much better. I understand that Dan was probably trying to pay tribute to Alan Silvestri, who wrote the score to Back to the Future, by doing a string section, but you'd need at least 50 strings to really sound like a movie score. I know Dan's mentioned that he likes Alan Silvestri's work alot.

Silvestri also did Forrest Gump, Contact, Predator and every Bob Zemeckis movie for that matter. He's really inspiring because he has a background in jazz guitar like me and he had never orchestrated anything until his first job doing scores!!! Since I'm trying to get into that myself, it's good to know that if I just start doing it, I can probably learn from my own experience. Anyway, enough ramblings.

[thedude15]

I12Matt said:

I thought it was on Step Into the Fire, but I could be wrong. I like the idea of the guitar playing it better, but the version on In Recovery is much better. I understand that Dan was probably trying to pay tribute to Alan Silvestri, who wrote the score to Back to the Future, by doing a string section, but you'd need at least 50 strings to really sound like a movie score. I know Dan's mentioned that he likes Alan Silvestri's work alot.

Very interesting...thanks for the info.

Silvestri also did Forrest Gump, Contact, Predator and every Bob Zemeckis movie for that matter. He's really inspiring because he has a background in jazz guitar like me and he had never orchestrated anything until his first job doing scores!!! Since I'm trying to get into that myself, it's good to know that if I just start doing it, I can probably learn from my own experience. Anyway, enough ramblings.

[jonah]

my main ones have gotta be;

feelin like freddie

out of my league

labels are for cans