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Flingel Bunt revisited
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13 Mar 2015, 18:08by ecca
Re: Flingel Bunt revisited
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13 Mar 2015, 18:41by alanbakewell
Drying two wet dogs to the Facebook version of this on Cannock Chase 30 minutes ago.
Fantastic. Some friends asked, "Is that you Alan"?
Oh, the temptation to tell just a small porky. But no, honesty prevailed.
Splendid old pal.
Re: Flingel Bunt revisited
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13 Mar 2015, 20:48by Stratpicker
Ah, THAT sound! Pure 1964 - the sound of that Burns just shines through, doesnt it.Well, doesnt it?
Magic!
AND - I heard the sound of that wolf.
cheers
ian
Re: Flingel Bunt revisited
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13 Mar 2015, 21:50by rogera
I was going to say that it was just on the edge of distortion but on reflection it very quickly fell over the edge into the abyss !!
Some super bluesy lines in there - lovely
Re: Flingel Bunt revisited
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13 Mar 2015, 22:21by Gary Allen
Is that the wife calling at 2 20 secs ?
Re: Flingel Bunt revisited
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13 Mar 2015, 23:19by ecca
Tee hee - it's a wolf .
Lots of fun this one, let all the purists go impale themselves on a sharpened and curare poison tipped Rosetti Lucky 7.
5 guitars, 2 basses and a piano for the intro.
3 guitars during the playing of and much use of Roland GR55 guitar synth for various adds.
Re: Flingel Bunt revisited
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13 Mar 2015, 23:59by roger bayliss
Brill and very creative with some nice musical touches and harmonies in there. Your talents shine through here. Is Steve Vai guesting on this ?
Re: Flingel Bunt revisited
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14 Mar 2015, 09:34by Iain Purdon
That is sheer musical hooliganism. Brilliant.
Re: Flingel Bunt revisited
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14 Mar 2015, 10:17by ecca
Iain - this is all your fault.
You said something last week about nobody having a piano as part of the intro so I thought...............