Did Dickson stroke twice and have six consequences ? Impressive ! Den 2011-01-26 23.40, skrev "Mike Dickson" <mike.dickson@gmail.com>: > > > > > > On 26/01/2011 21:44, Nick Hewitt wrote: >> >> >> >> In terms of "...Mellotron drenched albums..." it depends how drenched they >> are. In terms of EVERY track having 'tron on it, then it's "Pampered Menial" >> by Pavlov's Dog - a brilliant album with brilliant vocals (which I know turns >> the stomachs of at least 2 forum members!) >> >> >> > > Love it. > > >> >> >> >> >> >> "Starless" (on "Red"), "The Fright Watch" segueing into "The Talking Drum" >> (on "The Night Watch" album) and "Bartley Butsford" segueing into "Exiles" >> (on CD3 of the "Great Deceiver" album) by King Crimson. In my view, King >> Crimson have made the greatest Mellotronic contribution in terms of quantity >> (over 50 of their albums have 'tron) and quality to this world of Rock that >> we inhabit. >> >> >> >> >> > > Concur. They had a musicality that seemed to transcend the need to make the > music 'bigger' with a Tron and instead do other things with it instead. > > >> >> >> >> >> >> You can also add... >> Mike Dickson - "Stroke #2" (on "Six Consequences") >> >> >> >> >> > > > True strory: at least eight notes on that track were played by my (late) cat. > > > > >
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Re: [newmellotrongroup] Re: New Video
2011-01-26 by mattias