Talk:Vessel (Twenty One Pilots album)

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Korean Track Listing Added

I noticed that the Korean bonus tracks for Vessel were not in the track listing section. I have added them. However, since I am still in the process of obtaining a Korean copy of the album myself, I did not have official times for the songs. If anyone could fill in the gaps that would be awesome.RhettGedies (talk) 18:48, 19 December 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Point out the "returning" songs?

"Ode to Sleep," "Holding on to You," "Car Radio," "Guns for Hands," and "Trees" were all from the band's previous release, Regional at Best. This could be pointed out in a simple note with each in the the "Track Listing" section of the article. It would be simple, and quite helpful to the common reader.

Another thing: Most of the tracks were enhanced very slightly (stronger drums, slight change in vocals, etc), however, "Ode to Sleep" and "Trees" were practically redone/remade entirely. This could also be pointed out.RhettGedies (talk) 05:50, 27 December 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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User is insisting that part of Vessel was recorded in 2005

I don't really seek to get into an edit war, but I just wanted to mention that a user is adding "2005" to the infobox to imply that part of Vessel was recorded 5-7 years prior to the actual recording session 2011-2012, which could potentially be misleading to readers. It seems like the user's logic is that the writer of "Trees", Tyler Joseph, said he wrote the song when he was 17 - and that "part of the instrumental portion" of an early demo "is the same as found on Vessel", which I'm having trouble identifying. Any input would be welcome. Whole Life in Pink (talk) 12:50, 16 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]