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Meltdown
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Uptempo,near-thrash metal style.Sounds vaguely like a double time Bolero crossed with Beethovens Fifth.
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About the song
Conceived May 1989.This is Take 17 Mix 10 Rcd.May 2010 Sonar 8.5
Anyone for a Speed/Death Metal cross between “Beethoven’s Fifth” and a double time bolero…? Would that be an apt description?? Hmmm….!!! On older takes prior to this one, I would record the Bass at Pitch –200 cent’s in Key of A, thus of course slowing the speed down to make it easier to play! This time out, for the first time in a long time, we said to Hell with CARPAL TUNNEL, & went full speed ahead! The middle bridge part (after the drum solo) I call “The Straightener”(no resemblance to the Black Sabbath song that has the same subtitle!), for some unknown reason! It sounds so damn familiar, but I can’t put my finger on it!!
Anyone for a Speed/Death Metal cross between “Beethoven’s Fifth” and a double time bolero…? Would that be an apt description?? Hmmm….!!! On older takes prior to this one, I would record the Bass at Pitch –200 cent’s in Key of A, thus of course slowing the speed down to make it easier to play! This time out, for the first time in a long time, we said to Hell with CARPAL TUNNEL, & went full speed ahead! The middle bridge part (after the drum solo) I call “The Straightener”(no resemblance to the Black Sabbath song that has the same subtitle!), for some unknown reason! It sounds so damn familiar, but I can’t put my finger on it!!