Red Mosquito

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Lowlight is sublime and small mosquito is in no way shape of form Red dot.

They're both percussion pieces. That's all they have in common.

I'm pretty sure small mosquito was used as intro music on the 96 tour.

dimejinky99 wrote:Lowlight is sublime and small mosquito is in no way shape of form Red dot.

They're both percussion pieces. That's all they have in common.

I'm pretty sure small mosquito was used as intro music on the 96 tour.

You can hear it at the start of the Soldier field boot too, I believe....

Yeah i think it was even around 95 too. I can't find my Dublin 96 boot to check.

Red Mosquito / Small Mosquito / Red Dot

You've a lot of time on your hands? Will you write me an essay?

dimejinky99 wrote:You've a lot of time on your hands? Will you write me an essay?

What about?

Less essay, more expanded business proposal

Oh, um...

It might cost you.

harmless wrote:Oh, um...

It might cost you.

Ill pay you if I get the loan:)

theplatypus wrote:And I love Low Light. One of the most nuanced, elegant things on Yield. Jack does a great job in it.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

theplatypus wrote:And I love Low Light. One of the most nuanced, elegant things on Yield. Jack does a great job in it.

Absolutely.

Two PJ songs were played at my wedding and this was one of them.

"Small Mosquito" is pretty clearly "Red Dot" before editing, varispeed, and vocal and steel drum overdubs.

benton netty wrote:"Small Mosquito" is pretty clearly "Red Dot" before editing, varispeed, and vocal and steel drum overdubs.

It's a totally different recording. Much easier to do that than all the stuff you mentioned.

Guys and gals, it's not that complicated. It was a demo that turned into Red Dot, in the same way Puzzles and Games became Light Years, and countless others. . . . .

[all IMHO]

This argument.

Nope. It's literally the same recording. In the "Yield" liner notes, it says "Recorded by Jack Irons at home" or whatever.

The drums are obviously the same. It's an edit piece, and it's been altered a bunch with varispeed and remixed, but it's the same thing. That's why Jack says that it's the same thing.

dimejinky99 wrote:
It's a totally different recording. Much easier to do that than all the stuff you mentioned.

Muting overdubs, adding new ones, and twisting a speed knob is very little work. It probably took an hour or two.

benton netty wrote:Nope. It's literally the same recording. In the "Yield" liner notes, it says "Recorded by Jack Irons at home" or whatever.

The drums are obviously the same. It's an edit piece, and it's been altered a bunch with varispeed and remixed, but it's the same thing. That's why Jack says that it's the same thing.

So he couldn't have recorded two songs?? No waaaaay!!

benton netty wrote:That's why Jack says that it's the same thing.

Sorry, I missed that. Is that part of a longer interview that was cut out?