Yep it’s in the screenshot I just posted!

“What Mick told us was a gift.” www.soundonsound.com/techniques/c...

Also I’ve heard that the big drums going into “let it rock, let it roll” were modeled on “In the Air Tonight.” Ronson helped Don Gehman with the gated reverb sound.

renowned for his strokes, they hit diff’rent

I've heard that "Vanishing Girl" is modeled on a specific Hollies track (the melody also pulls from "The Lion Sleeps Tonight"!), and that the talking bits come from Side Two of the Small Faces' 'Ogden's Nut Gone Flake.' Also "You're My Drug" borrows from 'The Notorious Byrd Brothers,' to my ears.

And that was in May. Current price is higher!

This was a good thread (+ quotes/replies) from two months ago bsky.app/profile/keit...

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If I had the opportunity to remix ‘Rubber Soul’ I would have dialed back that tambourine at the end of “In My Life” instead of allowing it to dominate the last chorus. Just my taste I suppose.

indeed

Rosetta Stone, 2002

I’m just now learning that Sale is the all-time leader in K/BB ratio. (Also, hi Joe Musgrove.)

I’m sorry to report that a nine-year-old on my son’s baseball team chose an AI “outlaw country” track as his walk-up jam. No idea how he became a fan (I can guess). Parents had to choose a part of the song that doesn’t have any swear words.

Not for nothing, Robbie Fulks had a 1996 song: (she liked) “Every Kind of Music but Country.”

“A senior advisor to Bush” quoted in the NYT in 2004; the advisor’s initials are believed to be Karl Rove

In that case, you’ll need to hear CVB’s “Tania” as well. “They say your father never liked Stephen Weed anyway.”

Welcome back my dude