DefinitelyNOTtheSWEDE wrote:Do it. Close to the Edge is even better (if less penetrable on first audition).
Same line up, same engineer.
Close to the Edge changed my life.
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DefinitelyNOTtheSWEDE wrote:Do it. Close to the Edge is even better (if less penetrable on first audition).
Same line up, same engineer.
dontfeartheringo wrote:If $100 is too much for you to spend on a microphone maybe you should find a new hobby. People like you seem to like Magic: The Gathering a lot.
alex maiolo wrote:Usually it's Howe's guitar that ruins it for me. Sometimes he's on it, but often I just can't stand his tone or even his parts.
Take for example this song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1nw-G4_bVk
The bass is the benchmark Rickenbacker sound in my opinion. That's what they should sound like. It won't pop on computer speakers. Grab headphones. To get past Howe's sounds-like-a-goddamn-duck guitar part, wait until :40, when Bruford brings in the song. Squire is playing *around* the part too. He's so musical as a bass player.
-A
dontfeartheringo wrote:If $100 is too much for you to spend on a microphone maybe you should find a new hobby. People like you seem to like Magic: The Gathering a lot.
dontfeartheringo wrote:If $100 is too much for you to spend on a microphone maybe you should find a new hobby. People like you seem to like Magic: The Gathering a lot.
Redline wrote:He used the Rick 12 on Awaken. Some jerk stole it.
It is sexy.
Ike wrote:I've been listening to the FRAGILE album a lot this week...the bass is unstoppable.
(though Alan White is really shitting the bed back there, deflating a lot of energy).
I probably have an opportunity for comped tickets to see Yes and Toto on the same bill.
Chris will be the obvious missing player forever.
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