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Angels & Vampires (Head full ...
by ScOmBer
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Sun, Dec 14, 2008 @ 7:04 PM
 
essesq
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permalink   Sun, Dec 14, 2008 @ 7:39 PM
This is a really neat idea. I’d like to hear the vocals a little more up front, but hey I’m not the one with the head full of saltwater who just outran a Great White Shark :-). Yea yea I hear you… thanks a lot Miss Sitting in a Chair in Suburbia …

Anyway, nice work .. and vampires are all the rage now anyway … :-)

I’m off to hear a few more of your offerings surfer boy :-) …
 
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permalink   ScOmBer Sun, Dec 14, 2008 @ 8:19 PM
Thanks man.
I was holed up in the UK Midlands during the cold winter of ‘86 and am now disturbed by a vivid flashback from a night club in Leeds where I was pursued by a blonde from the estate full of gin and tonic. Think I’ll take the locals here with bigger smiles anyday.!
So glad I didn’t wake up in this one’s belly though! Love your work esp the spoken words.
 
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permalink   essesq Sun, Dec 14, 2008 @ 8:34 PM
That be “wo-man” I presume. Thanks a bunch for the compliment :-). The UK Midlands is a scary place. I know from personal experience … I live with an Upper Midlander and a little boy who loves sharks. I’ll have to get some stories off ya.
 
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permalink   ScOmBer Sun, Dec 14, 2008 @ 9:53 PM
Hey I just had this horrible realisation that you may think that I’m a woman, or maybe worse gay (not that there’s any thing wrong with that). I’m a 6ft4 100% shark wrestling hetro that looked like Shirley Temple until I woke up on my thirteenth birthday needing a shave and a bigger telescope to spy on the girl next door. Cheers mate. Back in Leeds I know I had a bit too much to drink - but I’m sure to this day she was female :-0/
 
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permalink   essesq Mon, Dec 15, 2008 @ 2:40 AM
Quite the opposite …just checking that you realize that I’m the woman ;-). You called me “man” and “mate”. If this gets any more complicated we’ll have to take this conversation off line ;-).
 
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permalink   ScOmBer Mon, Dec 15, 2008 @ 3:06 AM
We are a bit slow here in the colonies. I always had this mental picture of David Essex (!) when seeing your avatar and name (scary eh?) My apologies, bet you don’t think I’m a fish though (as my avatar would indicate). Its the head full of saltwater.
 
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permalink   essesq Mon, Dec 15, 2008 @ 3:13 AM
I’ll confuse you further…. I’m an American living outside Philadelphia ;-) … and I didn’t think you were a fish, even though I have two singing fish in my basement I didn’t associate that attribute with our scaly friends generally.
 
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permalink   ScOmBer Mon, Dec 15, 2008 @ 3:30 AM
Wasn’t life simple when you actually knew the people you spoke to in person and they were generally in the same room. Must go, I need some sleep for an early revenge sesh with Huey and his fishy friends.
radiotimes
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permalink   Mon, Dec 15, 2008 @ 3:43 AM
I’m a man!! Or I think I am! I checked when it was really really cold!

This changing tempo and style mid song was quite the rage when I was doing session work in the 70’s. Most of it was unintentional though due to the large amounts of chemicals involved. Suprisingly a lot of it ended up on the records and the masses just thought it was meant to be that way!

Good to see yours is chemically free!
 
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permalink   ScOmBer Mon, Dec 15, 2008 @ 3:53 AM
Yes RT, you have already described yourself as a “6ft4 gent with a handsome Western visage” with a bald spot. So I didn’t need this added extra for my mental picture of you. Lucky I’m not gay or I’d be right over buddy shining mirrors into your highrise through the haze. (my haze#%*%)
Subliminal
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permalink   Mon, Dec 15, 2008 @ 10:06 AM
I’m a man too, although some people mistook me for a girl when I was a little lad. I am also 6ft4 when I wear high heels. O, and I like the song too…
 
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permalink   ScOmBer Mon, Dec 15, 2008 @ 3:07 PM
Thanks Sub, Thought you were a fella but the high heels are a bit of a worry ;) We need some kind of CCM sex tester app that can run along quietly in the background. Or I may begin to address all fellow mixters with somthing like “hey you”.
I feel like a proper twit for not realising esseq was of the fairer sex, one of her Anchor remixes is the one that sticks in my head; then 1 plus 1 somehow equaled three. I’ll have to remix her sultry tones now in compensation (she’s a lawyer) :)
Cheers
 
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permalink   essesq Mon, Dec 15, 2008 @ 4:30 PM
Well at least you are a “proper twit” I hate the rough ones ;-). I have a little helper hint for you.. read profiles :-). I mean I knew you had kids and a girlfriend … You owe me nothing. I need to listen to more of your stuff. You possess an attribute I greatly admire.. a personality :-). My work here is strictly pro bono, I need someone to pay me to practice law …
wellman
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permalink   Mon, Dec 15, 2008 @ 10:07 AM
My favorite part of the song: THe beginning. Remind me of my childhood.

I agree with essesq, about the vocals… but that’s a matter of taste…

Good job, as always Mr. S!
 
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permalink   ScOmBer Mon, Dec 15, 2008 @ 3:13 PM
Thanks Wellman. I am now conducting a sex tester questionnaire (modeled on the East German athletics one during the 70’s) to determine the gender of our fellow mixters before intercourse (I mean the speaking variety). I take it by your tagname that you are a wellMAN???
AT
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permalink   Mon, Dec 15, 2008 @ 8:51 PM
I love that little funky bit—and I am talking about the music rather than ways of determining gender. I’ve had this pella on my somewhat done list for a while so its good to hear someones else s take on it—very nice.
 
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permalink   ScOmBer Tue, Dec 16, 2008 @ 5:50 PM
Cheers, but thank Alex for the funky bit. I just had the luck leaving it at the right place.
Ivan Chew
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permalink   Tue, Dec 16, 2008 @ 6:54 AM
The opening guitar riff sounded so relaxing. And when the vocals hit, I was hooked. After I listened to your song, I checked out the original samples you used. And I got another kick out of it when I reflect on how different samples can be mixed and turn out so different. Nice and different.
 
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permalink   ScOmBer Tue, Dec 16, 2008 @ 5:47 PM
Thanks Ivan, it was either my “fight or flight” reflex from the LHS of my brain or the head full of saltwater of questionable stormwater clarity.
Scomber
Scott Altham
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permalink   Tue, Dec 16, 2008 @ 2:42 PM
Aye aye, Scomber’s at it again. Real nice acoustic bed (simple yet effective melody). What’s with the fish? :-)
 
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permalink   ScOmBer Tue, Dec 16, 2008 @ 3:02 PM
Thanks Scott.
The fish is a little “in” joke with my girlfriend - I won’t elaborate, but to explain that a “Scomber” is a small Herring like fish (AKA “the Southern Slimy Mackerel -Scomber Australis”) that tastes awful but is very feisty and the large pelagics in the surf chop them up in their thousands during the spring on the runout tide.
I bet I’ll be in real trouble when my girl reads this, she is known as “Pelecypoda” ;-o
John Anealio
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permalink   Tue, Dec 16, 2008 @ 3:46 PM
I love how your acoustic guitar and my slide guitar parts blend. Is that you playing the acoustic guitar?
 
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permalink   ScOmBer Tue, Dec 16, 2008 @ 3:55 PM
Thanks John, it once was me on the midi enabled guitar until I put it through the bitcrush wringer (not the actual guitar though) and corrected some offset in Melodyne.
I wish I could play like this live, but it slows my system too much, need more RAM (about 20GB thanks)
Cheers friend, I’m having a burl at your Millenium Falcon Christmas song….
oldDog
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permalink   Sun, Dec 21, 2008 @ 3:34 AM
Got so caught up reading the conversation that I almost forgot to listen, but when I went back and started again I really liked the ‘live’ feel of it.

oD (definitely not an oldBitch)