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Old 03-04-2009, 06:23 AM #11
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Hi Twink, I just went there again to listen. It sort of sounds like something Pink Floyd would do. Maybe part of something on The Wall?
It is sort of reminiscent of Pink Floyd, but not quite 'electric' or orchestral enough. Guess I need to go through my old vinyl albums and see who it sounds like!
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I recognized it right away, it's a riff from these guys:
This is so funny it needs to be repeated over and over, like the four chords.
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didnt ring a bell to me, snapps has a neat site thought thanks lol, i will mull that little measure through my head for a day or so and get back to you if anything actually pops up
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oldsteve, I think you know what I mean. I'm more talking that the 4 notes sort of REMINDS me something & the other reminds me of a synthesizer (or whatever) but it's not too 'metally'. It doesn't quite sound like Lawrence Welk & his acordian.
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