13 Aug
2013
13 Aug
'13
3:03 p.m.
2013/8/11 Ken Restivo <ken(a)restivo.org>rg>:
On Sun, Aug 11, 2013 at 08:31:36AM +0200, Julien
Claassen wrote:
Both tunes sound really great, you can't stop swinging to the rhythm.
I would love to see you live at least one night (it's a long way to
S.F and now I suppose there'll be no more).
The recordings, I guess ambient, were they recorded with some Zoom
recorder or alike and then some EQ?
--
Carlos sanchiavedraz
* Musix GNU+Linux
http://www.musix.es
Morning Ken!
Hm, I like those. I suspected something different from "Just the
Tip", judging by the advertisement. :-) Still, a nice slow piece.
Was that a real Hammond or already Beatrix. I know, you said no
Linux, but you might have referred to the recording there.
That is the Boom Boom Room's beat-up 1950's-era Hammond all the way.
Scuffin' up the Walls, is a different
matter entirely. It has an
infectious groove. I love those funk influenced tracks. Not sure, if
this can be counted as pure funk. The Hammond here is a fantastic
addition. Interesting choice to have it mainly as the chord
instrument and the guitar almost entirely for the higher register,
taking care of the melody and other screaming and whining duties.
This song gets me!
Thanks for sharing those, may the be Linux related or not, they
are good music!
I'm glad you like! I'm sad that the band broke up before getting a really good
clean recording (and performance!) of those songs.
I realized that was the show where I screwed up the vocals on the chorus. Thom had in a
rehearsal a day or two before changed the lyric to "got my soul in stone", but I
was still singing it as "got my soul in chains" which was the first draft. You
can hear him singing "STONE" loudly over me, as if to remind me of the new
lyric... guess I coudn't hear him, sorry Thom.
-ken
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