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    A song I wrote after I have spent a long time in Seattle in 1998.
    The melody lines came to my mind when I was on the plane back home to Germany, but I only managed to record the song in 2004.

    http://www.box.net/public/bpdn03g3l5#main

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    Nice tune and great playing.
    The rythym guitar (heavy) kind of washes everything else out. Otherwise, beautiful tune.

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    Very nice. It has a very Seattle feel to it, at least according to this Seattle area native. I get what Spud was saying, but I think the heavy rythym helps to give the cold, gray, wet, concrete Seattle feel. Reminded me of driving through on I-5 as you approach town from the south and it enters the concrete tunnels and overpasses and such. I like it! ll
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    Very good, Jimi! A plethora of sounds in there, and the interplay between them was fascinating.
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    You have such a melodic sense and your harmonies and interplays on all your recordings are just beautiful and unique. A pleasure to listen to, as always. Thanks!
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    Wow folks! What can I say, I really feel very honoured and you encourage me very much to go on!

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    strange...i couldn't listen to it...seems sometimes i can listen to or download files from box.net and sometimes i can't....hmmmm...

    i bet it sounds good though!

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    Jimi75,

    Very nice, it amazes me what you guys can do with all the tools at hand. Nice playing very open and skillful, truly inspiring. That piece encourages me to get out of the box and try different things. Thank you for sharing it with us.

    M29

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    ok...i was able to listen to it this try....very cool

    there is a lot of talent on this board....

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    Quote Originally Posted by just strum
    For the record, my annoyance with Warren has a lot to do with the hissing noises he makes.
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