I think Arcade Fire missed the final, crucial step - they should have taken the pressings and then immediately pummeled a virgin TDK AD-90 with them - - and then made the digital master!
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Enemies of the Secret Hide-Out archives series #02:
It Would Take Everything::
David Voigt: vocal. guitar, bass, organ
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A Prisoner ::
Enemies of the Secret Hide-Out archives series #01:
David Voigt: vocal, piano, bass, guitar
Lee Wall: drums
Mark Rozzo: backing vocalFrom the album “Our Experience is Unique” (2004)
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William Burroughs on…Led Zeppelin! | ARTHUR MAGAZINE http://instapaper.com/zer0y981a
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TIm Hardin is awesome. Leslie and I both believe it to be true - this is our version of “How Can We Hang on to a Dream”. I’m on lead and Les is doing the string arrangement with her voice(!) - nice!The strange thing is I was reading the Can bio on the Spoon Records web site where down in the 8th paragraph it mentions that Tim Hardin actually sang with them for a “brief interlude”!! WTF? That is really cool and weird and kinda makes sense I think on a certain level:)
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Send Me Through
Another b-side from the archives. Leslie Graves on vocal - me on drums, bass, gtrs, and arrangement…
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tape—>vinyl—->tape
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This blew right in front of me today.
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For Peter Quaife. Adam, Leslie and I had a spare couple of hours post-Feelies to lay this one down in honor.
This Strange Effect/The Kinks
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My group’s new video - we made it ourselves for the fourth song off our new album - it’s called “Reverse Polarity”
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Just listening through some of the archives and fell into this old nugget of an outtake; “By the Fountain” - Karen, Me & Adam having fun :)I wrote this one about Lady Cordelia Flyte in Waugh’s Brideshead Revisited. Specifically as played by Phoebe Nicholls in the 1981 BBC mini-series.
