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Mike, what do you think of this theory? Any truth to it?
Kevin Davis wrote:
Has it ever been discussed whether this song (perhaps specifically the noodling at the beginning) is a nod to Sonny Sharrock's free jazz supergroup of the same name? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Last_Ex ... _jazz_band)
Sharrock died in 1994, so perhaps there is some relevance (though I think the song goes back to 1993).
I think this is not a very good standalone song, but a great opener to vitalogy.
You're gonna start losing us...
Its in my top 3 openers, I love it as an album opener. It perfectly warms me up for the album, and goes right into STBC. But I wouldn't listen to it by itself. Its a weird song, I see it more as an intro to set the tone. Eddie is good on it but for me there's just something weird about it that it only works for me if Im listening to the rest of the album after it.
I think this is not a very good standalone song, but a great opener to vitalogy.
You're gonna start losing us...
Its in my top 3 openers, I love it as an album opener. It perfectly warms me up for the album, and goes right into STBC. But I wouldn't listen to it by itself. Its a weird song, I see it more as an intro to set the tone. Eddie is good on it but for me there's just something weird about it that it only works for me if Im listening to the rest of the album after it.
i listen to the song by itself all the time. i dont even think its that "weird". the rhythm in the verses is done so well you almost don't even notice the time signature. some of EV's best vocals. i've thrown it on a lot of pj mixes with heavy/loud/fast songs.
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