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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 106.1 | | CHEFS::HASTONM | Kickin' back the Landslide | Fri Jun 10 1988 19:34 | 4 |
| Heard that Kate Bush's "Babushka", the bit that sounds like broken
glass was inspired {or sampled} from a tea-lady coming into the
studio un-announced complete with trolley.
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| 106.2 | ..pardon you | EAYV01::ADAIR | Answering Questions Computers Can,t | Mon Jun 13 1988 08:25 | 8 |
| Can,t remember the song now but I think it was Wet Wet Wet or someone who
burped near the start of the song. It was featured on Mike Smith Radio
One show a few weeks ago.
Can anyone remember the song??
Tony.
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| 106.3 | | FORTY2::ETHERIDGE | Oh God, I've killed a hippy | Thu Jun 30 1988 13:12 | 8 |
| When Van Halen recorded "Women and Children First" it was raining
and the sound showed up on the intro to one of the songs (on the
second side I think). They liked it so much that they left it in.
I dont think I noticed until I read about it. Shows how effective
it was doesnt it :^)
Ian
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| 106.4 | | AYOU11::S_GOUDIE | We could be heroes | Thu Jun 30 1988 13:26 | 12 |
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I was talking with a friend last night about this ,and he had
a couple of examples of when he was recording .
One of the Bass speakers was rasping ,the end result was a great
bass sound .
The guitarist had put down a track slightly out of tune ,but when
played back and laid over a good one the sound was superb .
Stuart.
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| 106.5 | | GYPSC::CHISHOLM | Dem Tambourines! | Thu Jun 30 1988 15:17 | 14 |
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I remember reading an article about this not too long ago,
can't remember a lot, but some were -
On a Bob Dylan song, what appears to be an innovative
percussion riff, turns out to be the buttons on the sleeve
of his jacket banging against his guitar.
On a Beatles song, at the end of a rather long fade-out,
John Lennon is clearly heard saying "****'s sake, not again!"
I'll try and remember more, or where I read it.
Doug.
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| 106.6 | | 45610::FIDDLERM | | Thu Jul 07 1988 17:38 | 4 |
| On the Kate Bush album 'Hounds Of Love',the helicopter
noise on side 2 was taken from Pink Floyds 'The Wall'.
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| 106.7 | Ziggy Stardust | AYOU08::BELL | | Tue Sep 26 1989 14:36 | 9 |
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Listen to Bauhaus' wonderful cover of Ziggy Stardust, at the end of the
song, during the fade out, there's a shout of "That's the one". It was
the original session version which was released as the single.
Stuart B...
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| 106.8 | and I forced you to a zone... | ISLNDS::ROBINSON | | Tue Sep 26 1989 17:20 | 6 |
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On the Smiths 'I Started Something..' at the end of the song the
Mozzer says something like "That's it - Do it again?" during the
fade-out - clearly studio chatter.
will
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| 106.9 | A three word gesture? | BAHTAT::STURROCK | I wish I could laugh... | Mon Oct 09 1989 11:26 | 5 |
| Eh? I never noticed that???!
L.P. or single?
Bruce
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| 106.10 | and now 18 months hard labour | ISLNDS::ROBINSON | | Mon Oct 09 1989 18:34 | 5 |
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On the cd actually - right during the fade out - guess I need a
pair of STAX to hear it correctly.
will
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| 106.11 | ...is fair enough! | TLE::WARD | John Ward | Wed Oct 11 1989 21:00 | 8 |
| Re: last few
Actually, Mozzer says "Hey Stephen [referring to Stephen Street,
the producer], can we do that again?" It's pretty clear when
you're listening to the CD with a good pair of headphones.
John
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