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Originally Posted by rostasi
Yeah, weaving away from the topic happens here a lot. Frustratingly so.
I mentioned the Au Claire de la Lune recording because I got it at a time
when I was considering doing a remix of it for an upcoming release. The
1857 recording of Jeune Jouvencelle (as well as some others from this
time) have a experimental sound and an evocative nature that I like.
When you have a little song from around 1860 called Fly, Little Bee that
actually sounds like a fly and/or bee while that being an unintended result,
it adds a nice touch of sonic surrealism that enhances the experience.
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I felt I was on point. I mentioned these before, but I'll post the videos in case my post was overlooked. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Mississippi John Hurt - Nobody's Dirty Business - (Recorded in Memphis, Tennessee, February 14th, 1928.)
Cliff Edwards - Thats My Weakness Now - (Recorded on December 7th, 1928)
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Originally Posted by mord
Actually, I like you a lot, Nea. That's why I treat you like ****. It's the MB way.
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