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Yes, that woman is fabulous on organ all around. I've seen that video too.
That's not what I meant by "dynamic." You can't bend bass notes on an organ. You can't run just the bass notes through effects (without some manner of engineering). You can't pop or slap an organ's bass pedals (I guess you could, but it'd be weird ). What I meant was that a bass guitar offers a range of sounds not available to merely playing notes (which is effectively all the bass pedals of an organ will allow).
Yeah, I know and I agree, but I'll repeat: 'You just asked who would play bass'
Note my edit- Emerson won't sit still long enough.
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Epignosis wrote:
Yes, that woman is fabulous on organ all around. I've seen that video too.
That's not what I meant by "dynamic." You can't bend bass notes on an organ. You can't run just the bass notes through effects (without some manner of engineering). You can't pop or slap an organ's bass pedals (I guess you could, but it'd be weird ). What I meant was that a bass guitar offers a range of sounds not available to merely playing notes (which is effectively all the bass pedals of an organ will allow).
Yeah, I know and I agree, but I'll repeat: 'You just asked who would play bass'
Yes, that woman is fabulous on organ all around. I've seen that video too.
That's not what I meant by "dynamic." You can't bend bass notes on an organ. You can't run just the bass notes through effects (without some manner of engineering). You can't pop or slap an organ's bass pedals (I guess you could, but it'd be weird ). What I meant was that a bass guitar offers a range of sounds not available to merely playing notes (which is effectively all the bass pedals of an organ will allow).
And one more thing- Emerson's not gonna stay seated the whole show.
They could do an instrumental album. I like their intstrumental works the best. Have you listed to Kerry's One of Several Possible Musiks instrumental album? He is supposed to release a second instrumental album soon.
Interesting idea.
By the way, in case you didn't know, Livgren had a stroke that has made it difficult for him to play the piano with both hands at the same time, so I wouldn't count on a new album any time soon.
They could do an instrumental album. I like their intstrumental works the best. Have you listed to Kerry's One of Several Possible Musiks instrumental album? He is supposed to release a second instrumental album soon.
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The Quiet One wrote:
). What I meant was that a bass guitar offers a range of sounds not available to merely playing notes (which is effectively all the bass pedals of an organ will allow).
