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From: nxs@fluke.UUCP (Bruce Golub)
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Subject: Re: YES
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Date: Thu, 8-Dec-83 17:12:58 EST
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Posted: Thu Dec  8 17:12:58 1983
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Come on, Anderson sounds like Sting!? You have got to be kidding. Aside form
the obvious differences in diction (you can usually discern the words Jon is
singing, with Sting, alias mush-mouth, you get a lot of good material for
the "mis-understood lyrics fans") there is an obvious difference in vocal
melodic style between Anderson and Sting. Saying that Trevor's chop-chop
guitar style is just like Andy Sommers' is like saying 90% of the current
pop guitarists sound like the Police's (well maybe you have something there).
I don't know what Bono Vox looks like, nor do I care, or care if he looks
like Anderson (he surely doesn't sound like him either).