Posted: March 20th, 2008, 9:44 am
About the "shock and awe" recording - (just a little unnecessary history)
That was one of the first recordings we made here. It was terribly crude (well they all were but this one especially because we weren't even set up for recording at all) -
Anyway, when we were out at the restaurant watching the bombing on the tv that day, that's what I kept saying, "Oh my god! Oh my GOD! I can't believe they're doing this!"
And when we came home, I was STILL saying it... repeating it to my sisters on the phone... crying! I was soooo upset!...
At the time, I was also working on the "Cabaret" piano piece and somehow, we both thought they would fit together well since we suspected this place was going to echo germany very quickly.
Horrible memory. Crude distorted clip. But it was a crude, distorted day! using the live radio announcer talking about the day was brilliant, Clay. Too bad we didn't have better recording equipment.
That was one of the first recordings we made here. It was terribly crude (well they all were but this one especially because we weren't even set up for recording at all) -
Anyway, when we were out at the restaurant watching the bombing on the tv that day, that's what I kept saying, "Oh my god! Oh my GOD! I can't believe they're doing this!"
And when we came home, I was STILL saying it... repeating it to my sisters on the phone... crying! I was soooo upset!...
At the time, I was also working on the "Cabaret" piano piece and somehow, we both thought they would fit together well since we suspected this place was going to echo germany very quickly.
Horrible memory. Crude distorted clip. But it was a crude, distorted day! using the live radio announcer talking about the day was brilliant, Clay. Too bad we didn't have better recording equipment.