I haven't listened to the whole album, but I iTunes'd this track out of curiosity and have to second James' (and evil twin Joseph's) question. It does start off with some "sounds like actual drums" VP all by its lonesome in the intro, but as soon as the voices come in, I think it's pretty clear that they are voices.
Unless Elie was referring to the drum intro. Which, granted, doesn't sound like a girl beatboxing, but also isn't anything egregious when compared to the majority of contemporary a cappella.
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Rip Chords -- "Skinker Blvd"
Rip Chords -- "Skinker Blvd"
by jthelegend » Sat Sep 05, 2009 3:33 am
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by jthelegend » Fri Sep 11, 2009 7:52 am
i get that his quibble was mostly with the beginning of the tune as opposed to the rest kevin. i'm capable of reading.
my question was, as the mixer, i know stuff on that album that is much more processed than even that moment, so i was asking kinda what about his tastes with respect to the rest made that particular moment too much for him.
thanks for responding though kev :-)
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my question was, as the mixer, i know stuff on that album that is much more processed than even that moment, so i was asking kinda what about his tastes with respect to the rest made that particular moment too much for him.
thanks for responding though kev :-)
always a pleasure!
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