[Kate Adams]

If you have the Ghostie's album Fibromoon, the song "Last Plane Out" has 
Rob singing way up high ... but not with the same sort of half-shouted edgy 
power he had in Kosciusco.

Bones could probably make the pitch, but his voice is way too sweet to pull 
it off.

At 11:21 AM 5/20/02 +1000, tone poem wrote:

>Apperently, the oils were trying to engineer it an octave lower....
>(but it didn't work out?? I'll sing the high part, if they like!!)
>
>-rumour milling in sydney, ian.
>
>----Original Message Follows----
>From: Tom Davies <tdav@wam.umd.edu>
>CC: Powerworks <powderworks@cs.colorado.edu>
>Subject: Re: [Powderworks] Why nothing from Red Sails?
>Date: Sun, 19 May 2002 19:59:59 -0400 (EDT)
>
>On Sun, 19 May 2002, John Palmer wrote:
>
> > As far as 'Kosciusco' goes, I know it has been stated on this list that Rob
> > says they don't play it anymore because he can't get his voice up that high
> > anymore.
>
>I've heard that before, and I've often wished they would just change the
>song a bit so that Rob doesn't have to sing that really high part. It
>would still be a great, great song if it were sung lower. I don't know
>enough to say exactly how it should be transposed, but I'm sure it could
>be done if Rob wanted to do it. Or if Peter wanted to take over lead
>vocals on that song -- I can imagine him sounding great singing it, in a
>lower register of course. There's just so much power, so much punch, in
>that song.
>
>ah well...
>
>tom
>
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Kate Adams
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UMass Lowell
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