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Born Under Punches - Talking Heads
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Greatest Love of All - George Benson
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DJ The Fluff - Blood Pump
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David Bowie - Space Oddity
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Johnny Winter - Blackjack
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Done. http://melodyroad.wordpress.com/
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Nice bass - bit dear, at 3Kbucks, but nice. he explains the tuning stuff on it a bit here:
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PM'ed you back with couple of suggestions...
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Yeah, that's easy - just let us know what you had in mind, and I will give it a shot.
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Me So Horny [Me Love You Long Time] - 2Live Crew
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Lovin Spoonful - Summer in the City *) maybe look up what 10cc actually stood for
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Losing my Religion - REM
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Fart alarm! Please evacuate this thread in good order! Don't panic! Gasmasks will be handed out shortly!
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You guessed my new album name ... how ... why ... But seriously, I understand your point - but I meant stuff that isn't mixed bad, just stuff that on second hearing sounds daft or crazy, like.
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I thought I would one-up neoism's pot suggestion. They could both work though, since I think it's partly a brain phenomenon - although I suspect pot could very well worsen the problem of slipping into 'repetitive mode', since it alleviates sense of tedium, up to a point.
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Yes, but it does not really explain the phenomenon that something can sound 'good' or 'interesting' several hours into a session, while it sounds like utter crud on first relisten next day. There's more to it than just fatigued eardrums, I think your musical objectivity also goes somewhat out the window with endless repetition.
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With Or Without You - U2 aka Pachelbel Canon in D rev. 897361252023746255
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I think most of our senses are highly 'customized' by training (with the possible exception of taste, gnarf*). That means your brain does a lot of filtering/processing, and can totally interfere with your experience/objectivity. Taking a break from the activity is usually the easiest (and legal) way to 'reset' this process. You should also keep in mind that the longer the sessions, the longer the time-out should be. I don't think there's any magical quick fix, short of debilitating drugs or electro-shocks. These also reset your brain to a certain extent, but rather bluntly, and can influence more than you bargained for. * (as in: babies probably ALL think bitter is yuck, until you *maybe* get accustomed to it)
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What Is The Process Of Mastering?
Roflcopter replied to JamTimeMusic's topic in Music Production and Recording
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Ike & Tina Turner - Proud Mary
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Knock on Wood - Eddie Floyd
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Nah, us regular oldtimers never do that (after the first couple of dozen times) Buddy Holly - Everyday
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That was the last entry on the previous page, neo - gotta press the 'last page' button manually to make sure you got the most recent entry vs the page you last checked (can be different) But anywayz: Sisters are doing it for themselves - Eurythmics
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