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“Found You (Live In Lennys Li...” by Tin Image (song page, archived)

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Song: Found You (Live In Lennys Li...
Artist: Tin Image
Genres: Experimental Alternative, Experimental Rock, Rock
Captured: January 10, 2001 (1 capture)

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    • Andrew MacAskill
Composer(s)
    • Lyrics: Fraser Hamilton
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    • Niall Robinson

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Found You (Live In Lennys Li...

Review Count: 1

  PRIM. GENRE : [ Experimental Alternative ]
  SEC. GENRE : [ Experimental Rock ]
  ADD. GENRE : [ Rock ]

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We recorded this by hanging a mic from a light bulb in our drummers living room and then recording it to minidisc...

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Well, you can't expect superior quality when the recording is done with one boom-style mic.In this setup, the hi-hats and the cymbols become overpowering, and the guitars are muddled. However, I can defintely hear the potential of this song. For the most part, the instruments are tight in relation to eachother, and since this was obviously done in one whole take, the artists are obviously very talented. My one suggestion (an obvious one): Get yourself into a professional studio to record some songs. With a proper demo, Tin Image will go very far. But until then, like most starving artists, we all have to make do with the "mic from a light bulb" setup...

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