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    Posted: August 29 2004 at 12:34
SOFT MACHINE - Third
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Points: 4097 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 29 2004 at 17:32
It was those very vocals that started me listening to Soft Machine, especially the bit where he goes "it's nice and you can get quite brown". I don't know why but the sound of the words really appealed to me, in fact all of the singing (not all that much,
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[QUOTE=goose]It was those very vocals that started me listening to Soft Machine, especially the bit where he goes "it's nice and you can get quite brown". I don't know why but the sound of the words really appealed to me, in fact all of the singing (not
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I think Robert's vocals on Vol. 2 show him at his best; but as much as I think the guy is deserving of respect, I don't enjoy his vocal work on much of his later work [except perhaps some of the Matching Mole stuff]. I agree in finding his vocals on Moon i
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[QUOTE=harry's toenail]But also, on the rendition on Third, I got the feeling that in the bits where Robert was singing, the rest of the band didn't really seem to be giving him a very good backing. In fact they sounded to me like they didn't like those

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Ok, shows what I know I look forward to reading the SM bio you refer to when it comes out!
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The album is absolutely Soft machines best and I love all the songs. Wyatts voice are nice and raspy on "Moon in June" and I totally dig the crazy melody that just donŠt seem to go anywhere. Excellent!

Another funny thing is the use of the disto

You canŽt say no to the beauty and the beast!!
/David Bowie 1977
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