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Re: A newbie
Chris Emery and Hubert Jakobs discussed:
>>guitar by Ric here. Also 'Dead Weight' is a strong tune.
>'Dead Weight' is one of the few I consider yawners in the OTR catalog.
'>Falling(DoaT)' is another.
i LOVE dead weight... great lyrics. and again, like the e-bow lines ric
plays on 'latter days', i love the suble notes he plays on this tune as
well. great atmosphere, imo...
>> My experience with OTR is that you can listen to them as much as
you
>want and you never get enough (it's pretty rare).
>Again, I agree completely. They're one of the select few bands I can
>listen to all the time. King Crimson is another.
yep... i think that's why all of us are on the list. i can listen to OtR
two or three times a day and not get tired of it. i'm not too sure about
King Crimson, tho... ;-)
>> So, here's a little question (more to the band), Would a live CD be
>>possible?
>I'm planning on making one for myself from ROIOs in my personal
>collection.
me too... CD burners are especially nice for doing things like this ;-)
i've burned a few 'compilation' OtR discs for myself (one for mellow,
one for not-so-mellow, etc...). you won't find me asking Linford to
sign any of my personal "limited edition" OtR discs, tho...
good day to all,
eric.
NP: OtR - quiet music should be played loud (eric's OtR dream setlist
disc )
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