Comments | cap_scaleman: June 16th 2006

cap_scaleman

June 16th 2006

Jun 16, 2006 11:06

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shesaysletsgo June 16 2006, 11:27:17 UTC

rain is meant to make you wet...
though that rain slicker is reason enough to love water falling from the sky.
big fish - - i am scared of the name...even with the movie, i was scared.

stelllllan!

cap_scaleman June 16 2006, 11:42:47 UTC

I know! But I had a long way to walk! And I thought that the rain slicker was meant to be taken for a walk!

Don't be scared! They mean you no harm, maybe the movie but not the band.

Eva!

shesaysletsgo June 16 2006, 12:26:30 UTC

cap_scaleman June 16 2006, 12:32:44 UTC

Voi, voi, how will I answer that.

Thread 6

brilliantcareer June 16 2006, 15:23:03 UTC

Harry is one of my favorite albums ever.

cap_scaleman June 16 2006, 15:44:29 UTC

I can understand that! Is it really Harry's own voice that is that high or is it studio trickery?

brilliantcareer June 16 2006, 16:09:08 UTC

No, it's definitely Harry's own voice. He lost a lot of that high pitch on his later albums due to his excessive drinking in the 1970s, which is really a shame.

cap_scaleman June 16 2006, 16:18:48 UTC

That really is a shame. I love high pitch vocals, and especially if it is alot of them overdubbed! But I found out today that he is dead, didn't knew that, may he rest in peace. That Harry.

alagbon June 16 2006, 17:38:14 UTC

Hey, I hadn't heard of Big Fish before but they rock! The krumhorn is one of the greatest instruments ever.

cap_scaleman June 16 2006, 20:00:23 UTC

It is indeed an interesting choice of instrument for to accompany a metal chorus.

I agree that they rock, I've been able to find their albums for sale online so i will consider buying them. You want me to send them to you via yousendit after I've bought them?

alagbon June 17 2006, 03:18:51 UTC

It's a fun instrument to play, too; I got to try it once.

Putting those albums on Yousendit sounds like a good idea. Thanks!

cap_scaleman June 17 2006, 09:15:30 UTC

Yes, I've started to find a new interest in "odd instruments". I thought though that the krumhorn was medieval but it is a Renaissance instrument.

Thread 8

alagbon June 16 2006, 18:25:13 UTC

Here's what I could find about Vladimir Estragon:
...the avant-garde galaxies between pop and jazz...

cap_scaleman June 16 2006, 20:01:33 UTC

The line-up to that prject seems almost the same as the line-up of Big Fish!

alagbon June 17 2006, 03:19:05 UTC

Aha!

cap_scaleman June 17 2006, 09:13:42 UTC

Not by the names but rather that Vladimir's line-up have similar instrument line-up(metal, samples, clarinet, etc, etc). Hmmm.

bopscotch June 16 2006, 18:39:31 UTC

I will listen to the Big Fish when i'm at home. I've been busy though with my own ideas and musical explorations!

cap_scaleman June 16 2006, 20:04:35 UTC

You won't regret it.

Tell us more about these explorations!