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Post by Cheryl on Jul 19, 2024 16:34:21 GMT
I primarily used elements I had to make the video, and it happened I had several images of Asbury Park, taken in the dreary years after the first failed round of redevelopment. Also, I used Cadillac limos as a recurring theme of rock stardom in video, and the first picture coincidently had a picture of the Wonderbar behind it. I got that one from the internet. As for the Fender casket, remember I'm telling the story of Dowson's poem. The limo becomes a hearse and the Fender amp/casket is the end of the road. I had always joked I'd like to buried (or cremated) in a Fender Dual Showman cabinet. But it's a story. Like a movie. I am heartened that people are finding it as emotionally powerful as I intended. So. As far as I'm concerned, there's no immediate cause for alarm. I'm good. Buck, It’s powerful and emotional?..uhh, ya, just a little! It feels good❤️❤️to read this and know your ‘All Good’❤️ That’s an important note to note:) thx
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Post by eastmark on Jul 19, 2024 17:50:59 GMT
Love the sound of the Kiesel on this.
Did you decide prior you would use it ? Did you do a take with the Cheeseberger or other guitars ?
It was a really great choice. The guitar tone and playing is perfect for this song.
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Post by Buck on Jul 19, 2024 23:53:54 GMT
Love the sound of the Kiesel on this. Did you decide prior you would use it ? Did you do a take with the Cheeseberger or other guitars ? It was a really great choice. The guitar tone and playing is perfect for this song. The guitar used on the recording was a Kiesel Vader, not the Strat bodied one in the video. But they were both Kiesels. The Vader is a neck-through-body model with 2 hum buckers. I record with my Steinbergers, but not in this instance. The guitar tone is good, and Bob Clearmountain made it sound great in the mix.
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Post by Cheryl on Jul 20, 2024 18:27:59 GMT
I'm reading your comments, now I'M getting emotional. I've heard and watched the song a zillion times. But it'll still catch me when I think I'm listening objectively. To hear what you folks think of it is a bit overwhelming. Thanks. I’m once again sitting here reading through all these comments/posts from day one on the new video and just now seeing this one by you.. How it got missed I don’t know.. Very sentimental and special ❤️ It’s so great that we all have a place to hear from you and get ‘your’ feedback and just see what’s up with you. You have our attention here on the forum and especially with this NEW video/song! (Really whenever you post lol I listen!) We see that you are seeing our thoughts and feelings and you care. You are an amazing and have a wonderful soul. You care. Love that you are here
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Post by edog40 on Jul 20, 2024 21:56:58 GMT
Seems this song meant a lot more to make and to be received than any other.
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Post by Cheryl on Jul 21, 2024 2:33:37 GMT
Seems this song meant a lot more to make and to be received than any other. I agree Espo.. So many feelings and emotions within
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Post by Espo on Jul 21, 2024 6:32:19 GMT
Seems this song meant a lot more to make and to be received than any other. I agree Espo.. So many feelings and emotions within That was edog40 but ditto to his thoughts!
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Post by javan on Jul 22, 2024 20:00:55 GMT
Buck, saw the post on Powerline referring to EoES and your email to them. It was a great, little read. Brought a tear to my eye.
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Post by soonerbillz on Jul 23, 2024 2:52:40 GMT
I'm just a fan. I have no value above that I refused to listen or watch this until the big heads copped their love and opinions. Now I'll tell you. The life of BÖC is going to be transcended to a place that nobody understands. This song is beyond all of us. You can roll your eyes, Buck.you can dismiss me. But 100 years from now this is the song that will be drawing those in that time to the beautiful thing of our time. It is so much more than we understand. Beethoven on steroids. Forever
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Post by Buck on Jul 23, 2024 3:38:37 GMT
I'm just a fan. I have no value above that I refused to listen or watch this until the big heads copped their love and opinions. Now I'll tell you. The life of BÖC is going to be transcended to a place that nobody understands. This song is beyond all of us. You can roll your eyes, Buck.you can dismiss me. But 100 years from now this is the song that will be drawing those in that time to the beautiful thing of our time. It is so much more than we understand. Beethoven on steroids. Forever I think I know what you're saying here, but I'm not sure. I'm channeling what Englishman Ernest Dowson wrote in 1867 with "End." I agree that the song propels Dowson's words into our present, and perhaps beyond. Which is why it was important enough for me to take almost three years to make it what it has become.
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Post by soonerbillz on Jul 23, 2024 4:33:51 GMT
I say this so... That we read the words of horror written from a hundred generations ago. That we look to them that they are as real now as then. We can not even think to the minds absorbing BÖC a hundred years from now... but looking at us now. I can't see it being different
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Post by soonerbillz on Jul 23, 2024 4:35:44 GMT
Not that your song is horror.. just making a connection here
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Post by soonerbillz on Jul 23, 2024 4:36:51 GMT
I love your projection of my thoughts though.
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Post by Cheryl on Jul 23, 2024 11:47:17 GMT
I'm just a fan. I have no value above that I refused to listen or watch this until the big heads copped their love and opinions. Now I'll tell you. The life of BÖC is going to be transcended to a place that nobody understands. This song is beyond all of us. You can roll your eyes, Buck.you can dismiss me. But 100 years from now this is the song that will be drawing those in that time to the beautiful thing of our time. It is so much more than we understand. Beethoven on steroids. Forever I think I know what you're saying here, but I'm not sure. I'm channeling what Englishman Ernest Dowson wrote in 1867 with "End." I agree that the song propels Dowson's words into our present, and perhaps beyond. Which is why it was important enough for me to take almost three years to make it what it has become. Time to take another daily few listens😎 and think of what you wrote above Scott. I have that similar thinking on this as well as… well my head is always thinking lol and ya, this song definitely makes for seeing it in many perspectives… Thanks Buck for your input as well here😉 That’s what’s great about this forum!, you actually get to hear from Buck!
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Post by Cheryl on Jul 27, 2024 14:48:10 GMT
I agree Espo.. So many feelings and emotions within That was edog40 but ditto to his thoughts! Should have proofread my post prior to posting. Something Buck just reminded me of in his post last night🥺 Sorry edog40
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