Earthquake Weather Redux

[Dr. Medulla]

That's fine as that means Dr. Medulla will get to hear it. Assuming he's used his hobo skills to snaffle a nice stereo from somewhere.

revbob says stuff—or people, anyway—found in abandoned gas stations have viruses.

Yeah just leave Kaleb at the gas station and take the acetate only. It will probably only have a mild virus. A little whiskey and you'll be fine.

Only a little whiskey? No deal!

For the virus then yes. As for the hobo hoedown after party you can drink until you fall down.

Sir, that is a slur! It is a vagabond cotillion.

[Marky Dread]

revbob says stuff—or people, anyway—found in abandoned gas stations have viruses.

Yeah just leave Kaleb at the gas station and take the acetate only. It will probably only have a mild virus. A little whiskey and you'll be fine.

Only a little whiskey? No deal!

For the virus then yes. As for the hobo hoedown after party you can drink until you fall down.

Sir, that is a slur! It is a vagabond cotillion.

After a few whiskeys no one will care what it's called.

[daredevil]

Marky, this remaster sounds 100% better than the official EW release! I've been listening to it my car, its amazing how much better Joe's vocals are in the mix along with clarity of the instruments. Sikorsky Parts was my favorite song when I first listened to the album back in 1989, the remastered version is badass! Thanks for the time and effort you put into this!

[Marky Dread]

Marky, this remaster sounds 100% better than the official EW release! I've been listening to it my car, its amazing how much better Joe's vocals are in the mix along with clarity of the instruments. Sikorsky Parts was my favorite song when I first listened to the album back in 1989, the remastered version is badass! Thanks for the time and effort you put into this!

Hey dd real glad you are enjoying it. I'm chuffed with the mix. It's nice that people are getting some e enjoyment from it.

[daredevil]

Marky, this remaster sounds 100% better than the official EW release! I've been listening to it my car, its amazing how much better Joe's vocals are in the mix along with clarity of the instruments. Sikorsky Parts was my favorite song when I first listened to the album back in 1989, the remastered version is badass! Thanks for the time and effort you put into this!

Hey dd real glad you are enjoying it. I'm chuffed with the mix. It's nice that people are getting some e enjoyment from it.

With the remastered sound, the new song sequence and I haven't listened to EW in a very long time; It's almost like listening to a new Joe album for me. Thanks again Marky!

[Marky Dread]

Marky, this remaster sounds 100% better than the official EW release! I've been listening to it my car, its amazing how much better Joe's vocals are in the mix along with clarity of the instruments. Sikorsky Parts was my favorite song when I first listened to the album back in 1989, the remastered version is badass! Thanks for the time and effort you put into this!

Hey dd real glad you are enjoying it. I'm chuffed with the mix. It's nice that people are getting some e enjoyment from it.

With the remastered sound, the new song sequence and I haven't listened to EW in a very long time; It's almost like listening to a new Joe album for me. Thanks again Marky!

A pleasure mate.

[tbelcher]

Thanks again for all the hard work Marky! Somehow I missed the link (apparently spending too much time only in the Last Gang in Town forum....). Anyone willing to PM a link?

Cheers!

[XRCF]

Thanks again for all the hard work Marky! Somehow I missed the link (apparently spending too much time only in the Last Gang in Town forum....). Anyone willing to PM a link?

Cheers!

sent

[Telecaster]

Just listening to Jewellers and Bums from the remaster. The mix on the vocal is spot on and the BV's are dialled right back.

That must have taken ages to get without tons of artefacts.
All this detail rescued from a factory pressed cd is pretty re-Marky-able. Great work, Mr. Dread.

[Marky Dread]

Just listening to Jewellers and Bums from the remaster. The mix on the vocal is spot on and the BV's are dialled right back.

That must have taken ages to get without tons of artefacts.
All this detail rescued from a factory pressed cd is pretty re-Marky-able. Great work, Mr. Dread.

Thanks mate. Just trial and error really. Make loads of mixes and pick the best.

[Low Down Low]

I don't know if this has been mentioned before or whether it's just me (it usually is!), but i was listening to J&B earlier and was suddenly struck by the vocal similarities with Jericho/Ammunition. Not a recycling or anything close, just a couple of lines with similar tone and rhythm.

[Marky Dread]

I don't know if this has been mentioned before or whether it's just me (it usually is!), but i was listening to J&B earlier and was suddenly struck by the vocal similarities with Jericho/Ammunition. Not a recycling or anything close, just a couple of lines with similar tone and rhythm.

Never noticed this but will have a listen.

[Low Down Low]

I don't know if this has been mentioned before or whether it's just me (it usually is!), but i was listening to J&B earlier and was suddenly struck by the vocal similarities with Jericho/Ammunition. Not a recycling or anything close, just a couple of lines with similar tone and rhythm.

Never noticed this but will have a listen.

It had never occurred to me before and i don't know why it cropped up now but when Joe sings the line "Jewellers and bums, barflops and nuns" for some bizarre reason the opening line of Jericho popped straight into my head; just seemed a natural segue. Not sure it's much more than that really, they're clearly quite distinct songs.

[Marky Dread]

I don't know if this has been mentioned before or whether it's just me (it usually is!), but i was listening to J&B earlier and was suddenly struck by the vocal similarities with Jericho/Ammunition. Not a recycling or anything close, just a couple of lines with similar tone and rhythm.

Never noticed this but will have a listen.

It had never occurred to me before and i don't know why it cropped up now but when Joe sings the line "Jewellers and bums, barflops and nuns" for some bizarre reason the opening line of Jericho popped straight into my head; just seemed a natural segue. Not sure it's much more than that really, they're clearly quite distinct songs.

Yeah just played them both and it feels like the phrasing is very similar.

[Low Down Low]

I don't know if this has been mentioned before or whether it's just me (it usually is!), but i was listening to J&B earlier and was suddenly struck by the vocal similarities with Jericho/Ammunition. Not a recycling or anything close, just a couple of lines with similar tone and rhythm.

Never noticed this but will have a listen.

It had never occurred to me before and i don't know why it cropped up now but when Joe sings the line "Jewellers and bums, barflops and nuns" for some bizarre reason the opening line of Jericho popped straight into my head; just seemed a natural segue. Not sure it's much more than that really, they're clearly quite distinct songs.

Yeah just played them both and it feels like the phrasing is very similar.

Yeah, similar cadence, same amount of syllables etc. Good to know it wasn't just me for once anyway!