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Effervescing Elephant (take 7)

August 17, 2004 · Effervescing Elephant

By Jove, I do believe I’m getting a real feel for this song, Effervescing Elephant, by Syd Barret, played and sung by me, xian. Needs keybs… Cecil? Help me dethickenize the mix!
(Update: Compare with the much more straight-ahead if rushed and frightened sounding take six of this same tune. Need general category.)

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Last reply was October 16, 2005
  1. Pete
    View September 19, 2004

    Nice job. You succesffuly ruined a classic SEVEN times.

  2. Dan
    View August 4, 2005

    Hey, I’m sorry to say this to you because you may be working hard at trying to make something sound good, but your version of this song is, well, to put it kindly, it just plain stinks. It is really, really, really, bad. Listening to it actually made me angry with you; this is how bad it is. Please try and fix it. Thank You.

  3. xian
    View August 4, 2005

    I would advise you not to listen to it.

  4. Carly
    View October 16, 2005

    what the fuck was that?
    shame on you.


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Christian Crumlish leads product and ux teams to deliver amazing cross-channel experiences. He is director of product at CloudOn, co-chairs the monthly BayCHI program, and has been director of product for AIM, curator of the Yahoo design pattern library, and director of the Information Architecture Institute. He is the author of The Power of Many (Wiley) and co-author of Designing Social Interfaces (O’Reilly).

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