The Shred Room II (with extra youth)

I have and I've left a comment.

James wrote: King By-Tor wrote: I was talking about the jammy jammy 20-minute live stuff Yes, if/when you get added I will be the first to review the album. I'm waiting for a live version... if Alex can remember those keyboard parts, I'll be impressed. I've dabbled with keyboard before and made lots of cool ambient noodlings but there's no way I could repeat them live.

It depends on which parts of which songs. Some are much harder to reproduce than others.

Give me enough time and I could do it though. I'd have to have some manpower for a few of them though, most notably Lost Wanderings, which included 48 separate audio tracks.

I could combine some of them... it would be difficult, but I could figure it out. Under live circumstances they would be different versions than the studio version, however, I would imagine.

King By-Tor wrote: I was talking about the jammy jammy 20-minute live stuff Yes, if/when you get added I will be the first to review the album.

I'm waiting for a live version... if Alex can remember those keyboard parts, I'll be impressed.

I've dabbled with keyboard before and made lots of cool ambient noodlings but there's no way I could repeat them live.

The world is not yet ready for Herculean: I am Not Agatha Christie

Neither am I.


Edited by James - December 28 2008 at 14:51

King By-Tor wrote: What are you? Deep Purple?

To quote Kurt Cobain: what are tuning, a harp?



Nice album, Alex.  I do have some comments to make but I'll say them in a different post.

What are you? Deep Purple?

The last track needs a meaty guitar part and to go all epic and last for 20 minutes... oh wait, it has got a guitar part. 

I spoke too soon.

At that time, Descent into Space.

Internal Tribute is disturbing...

Well this is heavier, more Ozrics like and isn't quite so ambient.

Plus your drumming is better here too.

Track 7 onwards, is what I mean, Rico.