Samuel (joe):

Thanks for your comments on the song.

OK, here's what happened with that lead guitar part. It was the last thing we recorded. I'm not used to playing and listening that long, so I was really just trying to stay on time and bend notes to pitch. We were using a Fender DeVille (I think.) The tone was a lot cleaner, but Doug was hearing something funny. We switched guitars but the weird vibration (or whatever, I couldn't tell) was still there, so we switched to an Orange (I think) amp. I think that changed the tone a lot, but I wasn't paying attention. It wasn't until he did the final mix that I noticed it, but by then it was too late to re-record that part.

So you aren't the only one hearing that. I'm hearing it, too...and cringing. If I update anything on this, I want to re-do that part. I'd love to have a better tone for that part.

Thanks for your comments (and honesty.)

Mark

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