Deckard <njurcin@orion.it.luc.edu> kindly answered my question without
calling me a lawyer as follows:
quoted 6 lines Synaesthesia tastefully theived the rhythms from "Yulunga (spirit> Synaesthesia tastefully theived the rhythms from "Yulunga (spirit
>dance)" into their third track on the first Synaesthesia album "Embody,"
>which totally sucks compared to the newer double Desideraturn. The rest
>of Embody is just FSoL's Lifeforms cut up in questionable taste, among
>other things.
>
Right on. Thanx. There's one indeed. And it's that groovy 3 against 4
beat that we all know and love.
I dunno. I love "Embody". Except for that pig sound in the last cut.
Tell me true - isn't it Sheila Chandra's voice on the first track?
Yes, lots of FSOL samples, though I suppose FSOL can't well go and
complain, now can they?
Brilliant layering on this record, I thought. And gents Leeb and Fuller
always string out the most funked basslines.
"Hemisphere" is yet another song that artfully rips the Led Zep beat from
"When the Levee Breaks", possibly the most sampled beat in history apart
from James Brown.
By the way, the Synaesthesia records are nominally credited to an R.
Deckard, largely thought to largely not exist. Could it be you, or are you
the Doppelganger?
Wonderingly, and unlawfully, and unlawyerfully, and even synaesthetically,
Zenon M. Feszczak
Ambientologist