VulcanTouristNow do some Steve Winwood from '86....
Goiterzan/Amygdalai LamaYes. Happen to be jiving to it right now as I play a game from ten years later. No embarrassing video to share of that jiving. That whole album was listenable, which is rare for me.
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Aw! 😈
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It's not one I ever focused on, so I won't remember much, but I'll see if ultimate guitar dot com has it
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Aw! 😈
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It's not one I ever focused on, so I won't remember much, but I'll see if ultimate guitar dot com has it
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It not like any of the tracks on that album are guitar pieces. The arrangements are complex and there's a lot going on beside just guitars. Winwood played piano on more than one of them, but he was proficient with just about everything (incl. guitars).
Ooops! I grok it.
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I remember the chorus, is all - but I still can't sing that, and it's coming back to me that I never could.
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Also, today is not a good music day, I was hoping an extra day would bring Running on Empty a little closer, but no, not a bit. Worse, by quite a bit. 😘
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I remember the chorus, is all - but I still can't sing that, and it's coming back to me that I never could.
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Also, today is not a good music day, I was hoping an extra day would bring Running on Empty a little closer, but no, not a bit. Worse, by quite a bit. 😘
I've been listening to that album on repeat for three days. I've heard things I never noticed before. The complexity is awesome! It very much leans toward piano, keyboards, percussion, and bass, though, with guitar work as a garnish, like the guitars in Wake Me Up on Judgement Day. You could almost easily miss them at many points.