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    Steve Gore was a sweet guy but truly a very, very sad and troubled soul.
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    Richard, thank you for sharing that story. Such a tragic turn of events.


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    Steve Gore was a sweet guy but truly a very, very sad and troubled soul.

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    Thanks for the anecdote SS. You really do have some writing chops, BTW.

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    Quote Originally Posted by aith01 View Post
    Was listening to this album today, and it hit me -- this song really reminds me of Egg circa The Polite Force.



    What do you guys think? Am I crazy?
    Thanks for the heads up about this - I agree that the topping & tailing of Enamel Doll is very evocative of Dave Stewart, but, having got hold of the album, I'd say that for the most part, this is more fusion-y, although sometimes shading into the zone of a kind of cleaned-up Elephant9. For me, the only disappointing bits are when the shredding guitarist joins in to spoil the fun...

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    Quote Originally Posted by per anporth View Post
    Thanks for the heads up about this - I agree that the topping & tailing of Enamel Doll is very evocative of Dave Stewart, but, having got hold of the album, I'd say that for the most part, this is more fusion-y, although sometimes shading into the zone of a kind of cleaned-up Elephant9. For me, the only disappointing bits are when the shredding guitarist joins in to spoil the fun...
    I know what you mean about the guitarist shredding, but for the most part it's not prevalent so I still enjoy this disc a great deal.

    Also got the drummer Senri Kawaguchi's solo album Cider - Hard & Sweet, and it's pretty cool too! This kind of fusion from Japan can be a deep rabbit hole, but I've never regretted falling into it.

    Got to give credit to Zalmoxe, who brought Kiyo*Sen and Senri Kawaguchi to my attention in the Japanese Rock thread.

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