BOC: What's your favorite bloom growl/yell/vocal?

[Joseph Brooks]

I've always enjoyed Eric's rap in "R.U. Ready 2 Rock" on SEE; "We come down
here to Atlanta just for one reason. Thats to ask you this question...", the
"Hey, alright" bit from OYFOOYK. And last but not least, also from OYFOOYK,
"I know Lucifer so well, I can call him by his first name..." As far as
straight ahead vocal performance (in studio) goes, for Eric, I'd have to say
either Black Blade, Joan Crawford or ETI.

Stun guitar? If the intro to the ST version of Harvester was Eric, then I
choose that.. Or the little intro (or was it an outro from the previous
song?) to & Screamning diz-busters on Tyranny & Mutation. Dunno if it was EB
or not but it sure sounds like "stun" guitar to me :)

JB

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Date:    Mon, 11 Jun 2001 13:32:50 -0400
From:    Brian Halligan <blackblade at BHALLIGAN.COM>
Subject: Re: BOC: What's your favorite bloom growl/yell/vocal?

Jason wrote:
> We might as well have a whip round (its really lovely ill keep it and
> cherish it forever) for Eric since we've done best guitar solo etc. every
> oyster boy has his day, no?

Best Eric vocal moments:
"Hey, Alright, Get down" from live Harvester
Original Astronomy and Astronomy live from Some Enchanted Evening
Veteran of the Psychic Wars (Don't let these shakes go onnnnnnnnnnnnnnn...)
The Japanese bit in Godzilla
Tatoo Vampire (ah-ah-ah-ah-Vampire photo suckin' the skin!)
The distorted voice of the black blade: "My master is my slave. ha ha ha ha"
(I assume this was Eric?)

Best stun guitar songs:
Subhuman live
Lips in the Hills (I think Eric's on the intro chords)


Brian