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Big Jim:
"I still feel that a lot of recording artists use technology to hide their inadequate talents rather than using it to enhance the obvious talents they have."
You state what I am saying a lot better than I ever could.
For me, it was loving listening to all these great rock bands to discover where I was with myself was more like a discoteqthe.
I want to know where my flaws lay.
But I know I can't just be set back in early times for my spite of technology.
I wonder though how The Beatles may sound today if they came about with the new technology.
And what may have been lost or found with it.
Matt
Last edited by mattbanx; 08/07/07 02:51 AM.
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