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    Posted: December 14 2004 at 07:49
You can hear some kind of such laughing at the ends of Crimson's Easy Money or Sabbath's Am I Going Insane :-)
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Originally posted by Emperor Emperor wrote:

I prefer "evil laughing" maybe...

Better than 'evil wind' I guess.

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I prefer "evil laughing" maybe...
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I love the sound of sea and gentle wind in music.

Running water can also be very effective, 'Discovery' from 2112 by Rush, the sea shore sounds in 'Natural Science'
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Originally posted by Dick Heath Dick Heath wrote:

Talking interesting noises, any UK member got a good second hand Theremin for sale but reasonably cheap: prices on e-Bay and the rest of the web range from 25 quid to 1250 dollars?

I was looking for one as well recently but I settled on a device by a company called Alesis called an Air Synth which is a synth that is controlled by hand movements above a light sensitive dome. They cost about £90.00 and I found it to be a very acceptable substitute.



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Originally posted by Reed Lover Reed Lover wrote:

The last few Yes albums HAVE ALL FEATURED THE SOUND OF BARRELS BEING SCRAPED!


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Originally posted by greenback greenback wrote:

Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

I like the traffic noise on IQ's 'Further Away'.That seems well placed in the context of the song.But you missed the best out:

 

I did not notice! At what time precisely?

9.09 ...but It may not be traffic noise but rain! (I need to get my ears dewaxed)

 

 
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Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

I like the traffic noise on IQ's 'Further Away'.That seems well placed in the context of the song.But you missed the best out:

 

I did not notice! At what time precisely?
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Originally posted by Sweetnighter Sweetnighter wrote:


Has anybody here heard the original track "Return to Forever" done by
Chick Corea in the early 70s? Flora Purim lets one of the most
nauseating screams out that I've ever heard in my life half-way through
the tune. Its pretty cool.

I really like the nature sounds on Rush's "Natural Science".



I agree.

with both the return to forever thing and the rush thing.
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Has anybody here heard the original track "Return to Forever" done by Chick Corea in the early 70s? Flora Purim lets one of the most nauseating screams out that I've ever heard in my life half-way through the tune. Its pretty cool.

I really like the nature sounds on Rush's "Natural Science".


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I dont think he gives two hoots for your opinion!LOL



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Points: 1298 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 13 2004 at 19:13
Originally posted by The Owl The Owl wrote:

Freight Train (on Weather Report's "Gibraltar")



You monstrous fool! Its a bloody tugboat! The Frieght train is on Barbary Coast, you blithering mass of flesh.
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Originally posted by Petra Petra wrote:

I like the bubbling water and bird noises in Jail- House Frog by Amon Duul II

Also laughter at the begining of Even Less by Porcupine Tree

On the track Restless Sky by Amon Duul II near the end of the track the singer sounds like he is vomiting  

I also love bells on songs like the bell tolling at the begining of Xanadu, In fact Progressive metal bands love the bells! But I can't think of other examples right now..

 

I just love belles!Wink



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I like the bubbling water and bird noises in Jail- House Frog by Amon Duul II

Also laughter at the begining of Even Less by Porcupine Tree

On the track Restless Sky by Amon Duul II near the end of the track the singer sounds like he is vomiting  

I also love bells on songs like the bell tolling at the begining of Xanadu, In fact Progressive metal bands love the bells! But I can't think of other examples right now..

 
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Points: 5187 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 13 2004 at 18:08

The last few Yes albums HAVE ALL FEATURED THE SOUND OF BARRELS BEING SCRAPED!

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Points: 1014 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 13 2004 at 17:50
Not exactly prog, but the British doom band Cathedral used the sound of a flushing toilet at the end of their epic 'Voyage Of The Homeless Sapien'. Very cool!
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And speaking of Roy Harper (I Know, I'm the only one who was), how about vomiting?  How many albums can you name with the sound of puking on them?
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Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

I like the traffic noise on IQ's 'Further Away'.That seems well placed in the context of the song.But you missed the best out:

SHEEP!

 

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I like the traffic noise on IQ's 'Further Away'.That seems well placed in the context of the song.But you missed the best out:

SHEEP!

 
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The best sound effect of all time appears on Roger Waters' "The Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking".  At the end of the song "Sexual Revolution" comes the line "So she picked up the doggie in the window/the one with the waggly tail/ And she put it to bed/ Between two bits of bread".  Just then comes the sound of someone taking a bite of an incredibly crusty sandwich.

Perfect!
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