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If translations are expensive, why not fund them through Kickstarter?
Could be some sort of an Oscillator thingy. Or a Pitch Shifter pedal, there's a blue one by BOSS that can do just that. Also there are Sitar simulator pedals. Since they play along the Beatles' "within you without you" at this very moment, a song that originally featured sitar, they might have wanted to add this sonic touch.
nobody? seriously?
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Quote:Just drums, and 2 bassplayers.and great and from switzerland: http://www.flimmer.ch/
Since there are so many moods and styles within MP music, I could never pinpoint a top 3 song list (and I guess most of the people here feel this way), although The Golden Core IS a huge stand out due to its emotional majesty.
BH/BC to me ranks among their best records. Like Led Zeppelin's "Presence", it seems to be their overlooked record. I have my problems with the too sugary Beyond the Flood, but the rest is just wunderbar. Top writing and playing, great energy, lots of fast songs and some crazy rides on Kill Devil Hills, Sail On and The Ace. Hyena is marvellous in its mood. Great lyrics on that one. In Our Tree has an amazing chorus. And then Triggerman's hookline, You Lose's hypnotic groove and the somewhat forgotten oldschooldemonboxish classic Trixeene => that's a mighty fine record! Oh and Bent's drumming is AMAZING!
Mirror and Diana sure are masterworks. I don't get the animosity towards the Love Cult album either. That one was so out there, even more than it's 2 predecessors, and therefore nothing less but a signpost of this band's vision, uniqueness and quality.
But what are the bad tunes according to you then? One could just simply throw in the Lobotomizer album, of course.
