10 Answers, Riparian Edition...
From the original Analog Industries archive. Some links and images from that era no longer resolve.
Better late than never, right? My optimism about doing this at NAMM was ill-advised, and then when I got home from NAMM, events conspired to keep me from having time. Today, I finally had the opportunity. So, blatantly disregarding the level indicator on my digital recorder, off to the desert I went. Here’s your answers. Enjoy!
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crap finally get a question in, first question, one word answer. I need to word them so the answering requires challenge.
Umm..have you considered auditioning for Jon Stewart's job??
Protip: don't ask yes/no questions. :-)
-CR
Drums need to be a bit tighter, snare isn't quite right either. Vocals, although in tune are still nowhere near the original. Good start though.
Kidding... that was fun, though I think I liked the first one more. I was wondering about the actual man behind the curtain before these.
thanks for showing us your riperian zone ;) if i might make a suggestion: more balloon animal making, for the kids. jfwy. good stuff Chris. got my ear to the ground on the new smg
coyoteous wins for best comment ever.
In any event, I can't be held responsible for the questions. That's on y'all.
-CR
that was my poorly worded question about what songs you choose to release...sorry about that!
and my name is actually george michael and i only spend about 80% of the day bummed out.
Always entertaining. And may I commend you on your impeccable enunciation of words beginning with "wh."
@coyoteous: I'm attributing your preference for Episode 1 on the out-of-frame dudes on choppers and good ol' boys shootin' guns, like Hollywood movies and shit.
Addendum: Also, that sequels are never better than the original, unless it's T2 or Star Trek II.
I'll get back to you with that lengthy email early next week, Chris.
You may not really want to know but the riparian zone is the vegetated area adjacent to the creek. What you are sitting in is actually called an ephemeral creek, a term I've always liked.
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