Distant Towers, alt version of Hello

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2010/05/25 22:40:19 (permalink)

Distant Towers, alt version of Hello

This is an alternate mix of a previous DT song (from early April I think).  The transition at 4:15 was changed by Tom--he prefers this transition. 
 
Also this is the song we have been using to audition prospective drummers with.  Just throwing it out there for anyone curious enough to want to hear this.  Both versions are linked below....
 
http://soundclick.com/share?songid=9193356    alternate version with Frank on drums
 
http://soundclick.com/share?songid=8698229   original tune with Robbie on drums
 
Note:  This isn't meant to be a comparison of Robbie's drums vs. Frank's drums as we think both are talented drummers but rather it is interesting to hear the effect that drums can have on the mood of a tune.

--Tony
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    Re:Distant Towers, alt version of Hello 2010/05/26 11:57:41 (permalink)
    I listened to both versions and in all honesty, I don't know if I prefer one over the other, especially the transtion. not trying to play middle of the road here. I will say that Frank is really bangin' it out on the new version! :)

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