MUSIC
Ffor the most part this collection sounds like it could be a live performance. Nearly every song starts with either the piano or guitar and many of the vocals are simultaniously cut. We haven't used much more than a little reverb and a touch of sustain here and there. The first tracks are the tough ones since you have to make it to the end in one stretch. It's amazingly good practice too. If you're going to choke and have to start it over it's usually getting that first track. We normally add on the bass next, followed up by whatever we think is needed. It sure is nice to make it through a song and add another instrument in one take. The last instrument added is usually the drums, as the piece is starting to reveil it's true rythym. Then you adjust track volumes, use a little EQ and reduce it to a stereo signal. Thought it might be of interest.

Let's start out with a little intro that a three piece could manage to float around for about 2"22.

Then let's contemplate everything that has ever changed fro