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Was listening to the Withnail & I soundtrack which has a really nice short instrumental track on it called 'The Wolf' - it comprises just a saxophone, flute (bass flute? - sounds quite deep) and synth, at a very slow tempo.

Thought it would sound really good with the Untitled/Sandstorm drum beat rumbling along within it. Or perhaps a 'mash up' of the tracks weaved in together.

Sadly I have no idea how to go about doing such a remix, but thought I might mention it in case anyone wanted to run with it.....

I can email an mp3 of it if anyone is interested (but can't up-load - sorry!)

I have recently thought that Lucretia would work well with an Aulos Recorders accompaniment.

deadagain wrote:Was listening to the Withnail & I soundtrack which has a really nice short instrumental track on it called 'The Wolf' - it comprises just a saxophone, flute (bass flute? - sounds quite deep) and synth, at a very slow tempo.

Thought it would sound really good with the Untitled/Sandstorm drum beat rumbling along within it. Or perhaps a 'mash up' of the tracks weaved in together.

I think a mash-up of the two would sound fantastic.

Envy you for having a copy of the Withnail soundtrack though

twp wrote:I have recently thought that Lucretia would work well with an Aulos Recorders accompaniment.

is that like Pan Pipes of the Andes?

deadagain wrote:

twp wrote:I have recently thought that Lucretia would work well with an Aulos Recorders accompaniment.

is that like Pan Pipes of the Andes?

possibly..he's used a choir before, what better next step than using a classroom full of kids armed with these

twp wrote:

deadagain wrote:

twp wrote:I have recently thought that Lucretia would work well with an Aulos Recorders accompaniment.

is that like Pan Pipes of the Andes?

possibly..he's used a choir before, what better next step than using a classroom full of kids armed with these

Nooooooo! No recorders! *Plugs ears and convulses on the floor*

or a squadron of self confessed players of the pink oboe

O, mg.

James Blast wrote:or a squadron of self confessed players of the pink oboe

surely he had that with the vision thing line up

twp wrote:surely he had that with the vision thing line up

careful

James Blast wrote:

twp wrote:surely he had that with the vision thing line up

careful

I consider myself restrained

twp wrote:

James Blast wrote:or a squadron of self confessed players of the pink oboe

surely he had that with the vision thing line up

Hey, at least half the VT lineup were straight (although don't quote me on which way Herr Doktor swings...)

H. Blackrose wrote:

twp wrote:

James Blast wrote:or a squadron of self confessed players of the pink oboe

surely he had that with the vision thing line up

Hey, at least half the VT lineup were straight (although don't quote me on which way Herr Doktor swings...)

Isn't he AC/DC?

A matter of gender and or orientation should not feature in the enjoyment of a 'rock' band. VT era was a 'rock' band, OK!?

any arguments can be addressed to: big.fatbloke@largechestedmaidenswithguitarsworld.com

streamline wrote:

H. Blackrose wrote:

twp wrote: surely he had that with the vision thing line up

Hey, at least half the VT lineup were straight (although don't quote me on which way Herr Doktor swings...)

Isn't he AC/DC?

i thought he was UPS for anything?

James Blast wrote:

twp wrote:surely he had that with the vision thing line up

careful

Oh yes, now you come to mention it, I'm sure the early demos of You Could Be The One featured recorders.

James Blast wrote:A matter of gender and or orientation should not feature in the enjoyment of a 'rock' band. VT era was a 'rock' band, OK!?

any arguments can be addressed to: big.fatbloke@largechestedmaidenswithguitarsworld.com

Mail bounces

(and here I was really hoping some fair maidens made this website for REAL! Bastid!)

IZ.

Hmm. Scary, as I fit the bill to a "t". I'm going to hide, again, now.