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Subject: Re:  Windpuke Hill and Klaus Schulze
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Date: Thu, 20-Nov-86 17:31:00 EST
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Really-From: wicinski <wicinski@nrl-cst.arpa>

like them so much.  Windom Hill music (other than their piano music)
>often does have a certain edge to it.  For example, William Ackerman's
>guitar is often miked so that the fret scraping is painfully audible.
>Of couse, I find the scraping noises to be the most interesting part.
>If you deny this aspect to their music, you merely haven't listened to it.

If guitar scraping is what you want, check out Jandek, on cordwood
records.  somewhat of an elusive guitarists, he cranks out records at a
pace which would make your head spin.  EVERYTHING on those records are
audible, right down to his breathing.