Re: Turntablist Guitar (Parts 1 and 2)

[Greg Kucharo <telecaster@mac.com>]

  Just listening to again now..it has all this really cool bending work
going on, and it all seems to hang together beautifully without stepping
on each other. I just keep running the little hooks in my head all the
time. The song is just chocked full of em.

-Greg


on 6/6/02 Greg Kucharo wrote:

> Hrm...
> 
> I'm not exactly sure, it just seems to be the one that sticks with me
>the most out of the bunch. Asana has some great melodic interactions
>between the loops that's really interesting. I can't quite put my
finger
>on it...
>
>-Greg
> 
> 
>on 6/6/02 Andre LaFosse wrote:
>
>
>>
>>I'm curious, Greg, as to what it was about "Asana" in particular that
>>you liked.  Another fellow mailed me and singled that one out as his
>>favorite as well, and I'm curious as to what grabbed you about it,
>since
>>it's probably the most unlike the other tracks from this week.  (I've
>>got a couple of guesses, but I want to hear what you think first.)
>>
>>I already hear things I can improve on in the latest material, and I'm
>>constantly trying to re-evaluate how I approach this stuff, so any
>>commentary on this is extremely helpful to me.
>>
>>Thanks again for listening!
>>
>>--Andre LaFosse
>>http://www.altruistmusic.com
>>
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