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Now I'll listen to the others. Fun! Thanks for this, Mike, it was a fun afternoon. Linda EDIT: Got to listen! Everybody's version sounds so good. It's interesting to hear how the same chord changes and arrangement inspire so many different thoughts! I caught this from Sub: "As for the song I should put up a verse as well so you can hear the songs style flow. It has an angry kinda verse feel with angst, and the chorus gets more settling and nicer, moody more pretty in a way." Had to laugh - I just read that NOW, but <ahem> I do think I nailed that in my version. <ahem, ahem, ahem> LOL!! Derek - you're sounding GOOD! Bob, I always love to hear you sing. Kathy, great job! I loved the "take 28." I do that too sometimes. ...I missed naming a few of you, but I think I listened to & read all the entries. TONS of creativity going on! Sub... thanks for letting me "be in the band" for a day, even if I'm the resident goofball. I hope you have more of these lying around, I had a blast!
Last edited by Linda Adams; 03/10/08 10:53 PM.
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