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Subject: Re: [Mellotronists] Re: Frank Stickle's turn

From: MAinPsych@...
Date: 2006-09-02

In a message dated 9/1/2006 6:31:16 PM Pacific Standard Time, felixkrull2u@... writes:
Well, the acorn never falls far from the tree, as they say. 
 I think it's time for the list to split into bitter factions: those who think the Moodies might have some redeeming qualities aside from early Mellotron usage, and those who know otherwise.
  PT
Pro:                                    Con:
    Justin's songwriting                    Ray (ALL aspects)
    Lush harmonies (in studio)             Graham's drumming (although he did
    Tony Clarke's production                  appear to spend some time in the
    Mike's arrangements                       woodshed circa "LDV"
   Exciting albums (through "LDV"         Live "harmonies"
        and excluding "Octave")                 Adamant insistence on using "moon, June,
                                                                    croon" rhyme schemes
                                                                No real tron post-Pinder/Moraz
                                                                The pompous orchestra
                                          Actually believing they could make a
                                              difference
Almost makes me wonder why I've been such a Moodies fan for all these years.
 
Frank 1