Ugo
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Posted: Oct. 14 2010, 17:37 |
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@ Milamber: I've never been to Oz and I never personally met anyone from there, so I have no idea about the habits of Ozzies regarding the way they start things.  Apart from that, what hit me in your first attempt was that ba-da-CRASH! thing at the very start of Didlybom. It hit me because, as I said above, I always perceived the start of Didlybom as a very soft, very well-fitting, unobtrusive kind-of start - if you listen to the Didlybom theme in its primitive 1969 version (during "Branches", on the Sallyangie bonus disc) you can hear that the start is even softer there. So that combination seemed to me to be over-highlighting that starting point. But, again, that's just my feeling.
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Ugo C. - a devoted Amarokian
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, well, congrats, you passed it with flying colours. Only a couple of tips: try not to be heavy on the very start of this bit, as the start of Mike's theme is quite soft (it goes heavy later on) and be careful with those triplets on the toms. Apart from this, excellent. 
Please do more. 
