<< I've just had a friend ask me about Genesis' 'Stagnation', from 'Trespass', and whether I think it's Mellotron mandolins on the intro and at about 6.11 into the song. I can't offhand think of any other definite use of the sound to compare it with. Any ideas? >> sherlock holmes here, visiting duncan for some drugs and a tour of the biggest private collection of tape recorders in north london. he reckons. andy, let's look at this tricky little question another way; if it *isn't* the mellotron mandolin sound, then what on earth is it? the big feller get a third neck on his rickenbacker? now, where's that bifter? 'scuse my houseguest. I promised I'd whittle a new bridge for his fiddle, and give it's truss-rod a bit of a tweak. (I know, but this one's specially strengthened for some reason). reminded me, this query, of the time that a certain german band's 'tron tapes were up for grabs and the boys had a list of sounds (in threes) to choose from. one of them was "nylon strung guitar".... wtf were they doing with a sound like that? we wondered..... but if you listen to "sorcerer", it's there on "grind". I guess if you have the noises around long enough, they'll all work their way into a track. we even used the oboe once..... damn near had the wallpaper off...... er.... how are we going to recognise each other (not us two, andy) at the hackett/glennie bash? I plan to sport a motorhead t-shirt, as I'm seated near the front and want to see how the artistes cope with this. duncan/m400nr1098 (keep that damn pipe away from me!)
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Re: [Mellotronists] MkII mandolins
2002-07-10 by ferrograph@aol.com
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