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ambergris
um... Bee Gees, anyone? i picked up some disco-era Bee Gees 45's at the thrift the other day... wow. vocal harmonies... and on 33rpm it almost makes the falsetto seem natural and you really get to enjoy (and analyse) all the subtlety and nuance of the harmonies. super-sexy. in particular: love you inside and out b/w i'm satisfied.
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astroid
fredo and palestrina are also inspiring. and ELO. yeah
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papergoose
if a song comes on the radio while that you know, try harmonizing with it.
practice makes perfect.
05/30/07
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deltasleep
I prefer the super close, dense sound of harmonies from earlier american pop, like the Andrews Sisters. Those ladies had it down. I mean the number of complex chords in their songs is just like bam bam bam bam. Its like any miles davis fast horn progression times ten and in a cute dress.
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jdg
you mean "otterfan"?
and thx to the otters!
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astroid
just kidding, of course.
otterfan, you're a neverending fount of pertinent information, and i always learn volumes from your posts.
