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Interlude - B

from Azrael Block by Greg Rapaport

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Yep another tune with no real title. I went old school with this one. I even toned down the production a bit and tried to take it back to the '70s. I hope I succeeded. It's pretty much a straight up fusion tune. The soloing is off the cuff so they're are a couple, ahem, "interesting" moments. But I wanted to keep it pretty raw. There is the obligatory wah on the bass and of course the Rhodes piano patch rears its head yet again. The guitar sound is very "stratty" and has some mild overdrive on it which gives it a nasty edge.

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from Azrael Block, released January 1, 2003

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Greg is an extended range guitarist and bassist. His musical focus is a combination of instrumental progressive-metal and jazz-fusion. He currently teaches at U Music School in Croton On Hudson NY. Living in Yorktown New York, he writes and records his own material and does production/engineering work for clients in his project studio. ... more

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