Keep in mind this was around 83-84 and recorded to cassette in a garage. I transferred it to digital a while back and attempted to clean it up a little.
And ummm yeah that's me on vocals![]()
More then awesome Irv
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Keep in mind this was around 83-84 and recorded to cassette in a garage. I transferred it to digital a while back and attempted to clean it up a little.
And ummm yeah that's me on vocals![]()
@Roger W that sounds like a very surprising encounter - and good for you remaining polite!!
As for Hot Chocolate, they were one of the few UK bands that funked and also had a rocky edge to them back then, and a hell of a singer!
Did you folk over the pond get this one in your charts back then?
love JT’s tone on this…..
Someday, maybe, I’ll have to tell the story of how I was sitting on a bench at Baltimore’s Penn station waiting for my train and a gentleman sat down and told me he was in dire need of a sexy bearded man. I politely declined.
Big hit here in the states.
Which reminded me of a video we watched the other day that answered the biggest question in the universe: Why to people from the UK and Commonwealths sing with an American accent and generally with a Southern flavor. His answer made sense.
because we are cooler?..
just geek stuff….comparing 12AX7s driving 6L6s to 6L6s driving 6550s is like comparing small blocks to big blocks…..purely “bigger is better” engineering testosterone hence my CID analogy…..it can be safely said that in tube amps, more tube displacement (physical volume) can/should equate to more hoooomph……wish I liked them more for live bass….![]()
A few months ago, Who's That's first show with our new drummer. Rather disappointing turn out but I'm relatively pleased with the performance.
Thanks! I'm just happy the cassette survived. There's a Vancouver compilation somewhere out there that has us on it, but the sound quality is far worse.I love it. That's pretty par for the sound of a lot of HC recordings from back then. I think it's part of the sound of the genre.
We're going for that raw live sound. We'll be recording "live" all in one room. Everyone mic'ed and on separate channels of course to be able to mix levels later.
We're pretty much all in agreement that making it too clean and studio perfect will ruin the feel of what is supposed to be.
Okay, Nick.Yep. Progressives allowed me to put it off until now. I only have one good eye. So I was encouraged to put it off for about twenty years to get the best procedure available when it was time.
I was in Saskatchewan this week. A contractor was talking to our salesman about picking up the co-branded bunny-hugs....say what?
That's what they call a sweater with a hood and front pockets. Not sure what you guys call it, but to me that's a hoodie![]()
It's a fun game to find basic (known) factual errors in articles. It's also a sad game.
I hate it when they say Fender makes Thunderbirds....
Thanks Jeff!More then awesome Irv![]()
My slap exercise, Mr. Taylor is The Man!
Until I tried to play this, I didn't really appreciate JT's playing, this a great song on the bass.
Really DD's Opus, if there were no other, I think we're finally going to give this a go in 2024!
Don’t use that as an excuse to blow us off now.![]()
I'm going to call it a bunny hug from now onHoodie, for sure.
Oh my! I'm not a bearded man.........
The Love that dare not speak it's name.
Good thing I wore some nice undies for this show, everybody got to dee them!
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slow transient response, low damping factor, AC coupling causing the OT to bandpass when driven hard, those sorta things….What (besides the weight) do you dislike?