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Post by Espo on Mar 26, 2022 18:14:56 GMT
New guy here but have been lurking around for years and curious if any else feels the same way. It drives me nuts when a song just fades out when the band is just smoking. I understand time constraints but can't you just give me another 10 15 seconds? Many come to mind but here are my big three:
BD-535
SRV-Tightrope
Aerosmith-No More No More
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Post by soonerbillz on Mar 26, 2022 18:18:31 GMT
I don't know.
No More really seems perfectly ended like that. Like a great story that leaves off and always makes you jamming in your head for awhile afterwards.
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Post by marty on Mar 26, 2022 23:01:19 GMT
Moon Crazy, Fallen Angel, Hungry Boys, etc.
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Post by sirrastus on Mar 29, 2022 6:44:32 GMT
Just a birds way to celebrate
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Post by Buck on Mar 30, 2022 0:03:34 GMT
Espo, I can only speak for 5:35. The jam did go on for about 30 seconds longer, it was faded for both vinyl LP side time constraints and how much Buck Dharma lead meanderings could producer Donald Roeser tolerate. It was my intention to make a long tail, and it's still long at the point it fades. It was fun playing the basic track with Rick Downey and Craig MacGregor. I overdubbed the organ and lead guitar.
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Post by Espo on Mar 30, 2022 2:27:30 GMT
Espo, I can only speak for 5:35. The jam did go on for about 30 seconds longer, it was faded for both vinyl LP side time constraints and how much Buck Dharma lead meanderings could producer Donald Roeser tolerate. It was my intention to make a long tail, and it's still long at the point it fades. It was fun playing the basic track with Rick Downey and Craig MacGregor. I overdubbed the organ and lead guitar. |
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Post by Espo on Mar 30, 2022 2:30:51 GMT
Thank you Buck. Even though I've played it hundreds of times I still find myself reaching for the volume to hear every last note.
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Post by duckbarman on Mar 30, 2022 11:55:05 GMT
and how much Buck Dharma lead meanderings could producer Donald Roeser tolerate. I remember Billboard also having trouble with that schizophrenic concept:    |
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Post by eastmark on Mar 30, 2022 12:13:54 GMT
Complete…....…with the new “floppy disk automation” !!!
It must be on the record….were they 8” or 5 3/4” floppy’s Buck ? Do you have it ?
Haha. Boy time sure flies !
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Post by The Ocean on Mar 30, 2022 12:33:53 GMT
Complete…....…with the new “floppy disk automation” !!! It must be on the record….were they 8” or 5 3/4” floppy’s Buck ? Do you have it ? Haha. Boy time sure flies ! I still have a case of the 5 inch floppy discs I used to play games on when I was a kid. Mostly just for the curiosity of it. I love that kind of tape-based tech. Which reminds me, the new Killers album was recorded strictly analog, on tape and mixed on boards. And it sounds AMAZING. |
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Post by Buck on Mar 30, 2022 17:34:10 GMT
I've got lots of floppies, but no drives to read them. Maybe one computer in storage that has a drive, but no monitor, might not work anyway.
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Post by soonerbillz on Apr 5, 2022 3:21:55 GMT
I've got lots of floppies, but no drives to read them. Maybe one computer in storage that has a drive, but no monitor, might not work anyway. So Buck.. you don't need that old computer, monitor or drive to read those floppy disks. |
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Post by beanguy on Apr 5, 2022 19:14:20 GMT
I've got lots of floppies, but no drives to read them. Maybe one computer in storage that has a drive, but no monitor, might not work anyway. So Buck.. you don't need that old computer, monitor or drive to read those floppy disks. Can you do the same thing with an 8 track player? |
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