Would Twentieth Century make a good single?

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MarcoS
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#31 Post by MarcoS »

No sorry...I don't know what "SAW" means (my native language is not english).
I think it's a pretty easy chord change (New York city boy had it too, I think), but I am too lazy to plug in my stupid synth (I have many problems with its configuration with Sounblaster card :( ) and work it out by ears.

Could you please explain what "SAW" means? :oops:


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#32 Post by joe stalin »

SAW... Stock Aitkin and Waterman.. some mildly successful 1980's pop producers who had a modicum of success.. apparently JS

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#33 Post by Nickname »

joe stalin wrote:SAW... Stock Aitkin and Waterman.. some mildly successful 1980's pop producers who had a modicum of success.. apparently JS
I loved them (Rick Astley, Kylie Minogue, Bananarama, etc). Their sound was brilliant (specially on summer, it sounded great). I loved the Rick Astley's album "Whenever you need somebody".

And PSB loved the productions of SAW, they said that they would have liked to do something with them.

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#34 Post by Calippo-Man »

Wouldnt make a good single simply because it's poo.

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#35 Post by retrofuturist »

Wouldn't make a good single but sits at home perfectly on Fundamental. Tracklisting-wise I would have moved it just before Integral to highlight that "sometimes the solution is worse than the problem".

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