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01-26-2011, 08:04 PM | #2442 (permalink) | |
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01-26-2011, 08:33 PM | #2443 (permalink) |
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And it's beautiful Nice double vinyl in a great cover. Don't really like the sound production. Lot of limiting. But it's intended that way. Still don't like it . But the music is just brilliant.
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Thanks for the song. It sounds very mellow. And NO organ (except perhaps at the very end), which of course is a plus! A BIG plus. Either that, or multiple little plusses + + + + + +. (You have met your emoticon match! ) Quote:
Actually I have heard *of* them, but I don't know if I have heard them. And I didn't realize Iggy was part of the Stooges until today. I don't know a single Stooges song off the top of my head. I have horrible music recall. So, what IS Iggy famous for, if not for his multi-genre stuff?
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The organ solo in Iron Butterfly's "In A Gadda Da Vida" beginning from 9:15 and lasting for several minutes sounds very churchy in a nice churchy way, I suppose. I even recognized a Christmas tune around 11:30 ("Oh Tidings of Comfort and Joy" from "Oh come all ye faithful"). In theory I like the idea of an other-worldy gothic quality, but maybe only in theory. I don't even really like Bach's Toccata because of the *organ* sound quality, although parts are beautiful: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTVraVgzC9U. Anyway, I much prefer Slayer's cover of "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida," which I'm listening to now for comparison with its psychedelic epic predecessor. I like Slayer's version because it is shorter, more focused, more intense...and has no organ! Slayer - "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida"
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^ Actually, this organ tune is sort of starting to grow on me after listening to it in your Baroque thread as well as here. Quote:
I don't really know why Iron Butterfly's version is considered "psychedelic," though, other than it meanders around (drums to organ, etc.) with a stream-of-consciousness sort of feel. It sounds like prog rock, as best I can guess based on what I've learned about progressive rock here at MB, where its main afficionado (boo boo) is unfortunately currently on involuntary hiatus. Boo boo!!!! (That was a tortured scream.) Quote:
I *was* wondering why you weren't just embedding the youtube videos as you usually do.
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