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| From | Joe Field <joe@flyingcolorscomics.com> |
| Subject | Re: The Dotted Line |
| Date | Mon, 08 Nov 2004 16:39:33 -0800 |
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Christopher wrote:
>I'd also toss in Jellyfish influences, some very Beach Boys
>harmonies on a few of the tracks, and definitely major Semantics/Owsley DNA in the tunes. I hear some David Mead/Andy Stochansky in his vocal approach and timbre as well. And finally, the fret work on the bass... ooh la la.
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Thumbs up here, too.
I've been saying Scott Bennett's The Dotted Line is the mid-way point
between Kyle Vincent and Owsley. There's as much sugar as there is crunch.
Saw Brian Wilson & band last Thursday at the tour-closing San Francisco
show. Absolutely mind-blowing, heart-tugging and memorable show. I have
an even deeper appreciation for all the band members, too (including
Scott Bennett). The Stockholm String & Brass group have been, er...
instrumental in adding depth and power to Brian's "Smile" show and the
Love "Forever Changes" show I saw last year.
Joe Field
Flying Colors Comics & Other Cool Stuff
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