The intro audio is horrible but I believe I can EQ or deal with that noise and bring out the best of it and I can't possibly thank you enough for trying to recover this material. This can't possibly have been after 1999 and it's not clear how long before that when the "Rebel Hell" was recorded.
It's grand hearing it now even without any kind of EQ or compensation as I can see the Mystery Lady jumping up and down and so owning this stuff. The guitar is kind of complete crap as it stings like audio laser beams but, geez, I don't care; I just want to hear her bad-ass voice. Outstanding!
Final Cut gives kind of fast-path on audio cleaning and that may be sufficient to bring this up to a higher level and they say 'cleanliness is next to Godliness' but, here at the Rockhouse, we believe 'haulin' ass is the closest to Godliness.' Do it wrong and you will damn sure meet the Lord for it! (larfs)
Maybe this is nostalgia but I've been raving about a new talent with a killin' voice and the Mystery Lady could deliver that bad-ass in a whole different way ... so ... nostalgic or no, I'm goin' diving.
The chaos in the music collection is from system disasters and whatnot in the intervening years. It's like we were saying about all things die but the bits go on to become arts of other things. There are thousands of songs but most ended up in complete chaos (larfs).
Update:
The song is emerging and it will likely never approach the audio quality I can crank out now but it's much improved already.
Exploring and I will slap some kind of video over the top of it but more for a transport than anything because then it can go to YouTube.
A bomb just dropped in the background so I can wallow or wail. You see the path chosen and I'm curious to see where it goes.
It's grand hearing it now even without any kind of EQ or compensation as I can see the Mystery Lady jumping up and down and so owning this stuff. The guitar is kind of complete crap as it stings like audio laser beams but, geez, I don't care; I just want to hear her bad-ass voice. Outstanding!
Final Cut gives kind of fast-path on audio cleaning and that may be sufficient to bring this up to a higher level and they say 'cleanliness is next to Godliness' but, here at the Rockhouse, we believe 'haulin' ass is the closest to Godliness.' Do it wrong and you will damn sure meet the Lord for it! (larfs)
Maybe this is nostalgia but I've been raving about a new talent with a killin' voice and the Mystery Lady could deliver that bad-ass in a whole different way ... so ... nostalgic or no, I'm goin' diving.
The chaos in the music collection is from system disasters and whatnot in the intervening years. It's like we were saying about all things die but the bits go on to become arts of other things. There are thousands of songs but most ended up in complete chaos (larfs).
Update:
The song is emerging and it will likely never approach the audio quality I can crank out now but it's much improved already.
Exploring and I will slap some kind of video over the top of it but more for a transport than anything because then it can go to YouTube.
A bomb just dropped in the background so I can wallow or wail. You see the path chosen and I'm curious to see where it goes.
2 comments:
Glad you were able to receive the email version even though quality was very poor. You'll be getting the original for Rebel Yell and the other 5 songs on the CD by end of next week. Perhaps, this will allow you to get even better quality. On the CD at the beginning the date, Mystery Lady and yourself verify the actual date recorded as February 14, 1993. Also, as discussed there are 5 or 6 other CD and DVD blasts from the past. UH!
Man, it's incredible! In 1993, I must have been just coming out of the surgeries / therapies and what not so all the more beef to it. It's staggeringly unbelievable you kept this stuff! Thank you!
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