Trey and the 'swing' influence
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Trey and the 'swing' influence
So we've heard him mention this influence a few times in interviews, "big band swing" . I think of the Trey songs on IDI, Most of them contain this swinging feeling in the riffs. Beauty meets beast to me sounds totally constructed with 'swing' in mind. I also seem to always recite and/or hum these riffs in my head or out loud.
My question is: going back in MA's discography, in which songs can you hear the swing influence? I've got many in mind that I hear.
My question is: going back in MA's discography, in which songs can you hear the swing influence? I've got many in mind that I hear.
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Existo has some great swing, I hum that one a lot and playing it is really fun.
Praise and strength has hella swing too, so does beneath the hollow and curse the flesh. Ageless still I am has a lot of swing also.
Praise and strength has hella swing too, so does beneath the hollow and curse the flesh. Ageless still I am has a lot of swing also.
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I wish they had some REAL swing on IDI!!!
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Swing? What is exactly meant by this?
A lot of death metal has swing imo: for example: Deicide.
Another example is the riffing from 37 seconds:
[youtube]D7hf_yt1aEo[/youtube]
And this song:
[youtube]ttm0qGMarz4[/youtube]
Examples what is exactly meant here please?
A lot of death metal has swing imo: for example: Deicide.
Another example is the riffing from 37 seconds:
[youtube]D7hf_yt1aEo[/youtube]
And this song:
[youtube]ttm0qGMarz4[/youtube]
Examples what is exactly meant here please?
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Swing to me is defined usually by mid paced riffs that have this swinging feeling, almost can be compared to music you here at a fairground but done in a heavy way. You don't here it so much during blasts. An exception to that would be the opening to curse the flesh, which has what I call swing riffs with blast beat back drop, the rest of the song is also swing. I agree with Lavagod on all those choices. I'd say the main riff from dawn of the angry is also swing, so to is the whole song of Secured limitations.
I couldn't quite here swing in luciferion or Autopsy there. But I guess peoples interpretation of swing can be different. Basically to me swing is the swaying style riffs that Trey started to use in the Tucker era. Particularly in Gateways, Heretic and now IDI
I couldn't quite here swing in luciferion or Autopsy there. But I guess peoples interpretation of swing can be different. Basically to me swing is the swaying style riffs that Trey started to use in the Tucker era. Particularly in Gateways, Heretic and now IDI
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If i am correct about the feel you are talking about than the heretic will fit best for that.
I found it non-unidirectional, different from trad. death metal riffs.
That riff after 2:53 in Praise the strength
Ageless still I am, Opening the gates, secured limitations, I.
Also back in altars that riff in Lord of fever and plagues from 2:03.
And Ancient ones from Blessed and from covenant, parts of world of shit and that riff at 3:16 in God of emptiness.
About illud, I dont know if i am getting the "swing" thing correct, but the things ive mentioned above i get the same feeling in beauty meets beast, riff in radikult during the solo.
I love that non-unidirectional quality of Trey which is rare among other extreme metal guitarists
I found it non-unidirectional, different from trad. death metal riffs.
That riff after 2:53 in Praise the strength
Ageless still I am, Opening the gates, secured limitations, I.
Also back in altars that riff in Lord of fever and plagues from 2:03.
And Ancient ones from Blessed and from covenant, parts of world of shit and that riff at 3:16 in God of emptiness.
About illud, I dont know if i am getting the "swing" thing correct, but the things ive mentioned above i get the same feeling in beauty meets beast, riff in radikult during the solo.
I love that non-unidirectional quality of Trey which is rare among other extreme metal guitarists
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Absolutely spot on, on all those mentioned They are definitely swingers
Yeah Trey draws from overlooked corners of the music world and sees the beauty in them and turns them into new things. But they hit you subconsciously as if you've heard them before, in a dream, or another existence. Music you heard as a child but forgot about. Trey draws from this place which is why they resonate so well with the listener.
Another honorable mention would be the slow part in Nevermore. Also in Heretic on God of our own divinity: the intro riff and the part later on when Tucker sings the lines "Raise this being to life, become the same as a god..."
Yeah Trey draws from overlooked corners of the music world and sees the beauty in them and turns them into new things. But they hit you subconsciously as if you've heard them before, in a dream, or another existence. Music you heard as a child but forgot about. Trey draws from this place which is why they resonate so well with the listener.
Another honorable mention would be the slow part in Nevermore. Also in Heretic on God of our own divinity: the intro riff and the part later on when Tucker sings the lines "Raise this being to life, become the same as a god..."
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Btw Thanks for making a "real" Morbid angel thread afterall
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Trey's influence not only comes from other music but also from the nature, what is going all around, how to appreciate, what should be appreciated. There are things happening to me when i listen to some of his compositions which are beyond explanation, like "Invaocation of continual one", very simple musically but it contains the feelings beyond this world.
I feel sorry for the humans who cant experience the mighty azagthothian flow.
I am not dissatisfied by anything trey did in Illud, I just dont find vincent's current believes fitting anywhere inside Morbid Angel. His Vocals are also very irritating.
I feel sorry for the humans who cant experience the mighty azagthothian flow.
I am not dissatisfied by anything trey did in Illud, I just dont find vincent's current believes fitting anywhere inside Morbid Angel. His Vocals are also very irritating.
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Re: Trey and the 'swing' influence
[youtube]uLAycSRHN98[/youtube]
There is a lot of swing on Heretic
There is a lot of swing on Heretic
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"It don't mean a thing, if it aint got that swing"
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[quote name="lava Ghoul"]Trey's influence not only comes from other music but also from the nature, what is going all around, how to appreciate, what should be appreciated. There are things happening to me when i listen to some of his compositions which are beyond explanation, like "Invaocation of continual one", very simple musically but it contains the feelings beyond this world.
I feel sorry for the humans who cant experience the mighty azagthothian flow.
I am not dissatisfied by anything trey did in gleeso, I just dont find evil meh's current believes fitting anywhere inside Morbid Angel. His Vocals are also very irritating. [/quote]
Right on. he peers into his soul and makes riffs from there. I heard somewhere that the riff to where the slime live was done like this. Looking into oneself and understanding that we are part of the natural universe and the important elements of it are what comes out in the end. To some people these might not be understood because of too little association with nature and the inner voice. However I believe some of the mundane stuff on IDI is the acceptance that even this kinda of stuff can be interpreted as natural. It's like a test and a statement of perception, the eye of the beholder. In a way how Evil meh said energy flows in different ways. No matter how easy it is to say the music just sucks, it's just a different form of energy. But then it gets quite philosophical . Also the letter "I" can be easily translated to Me or the self, therefore the ego. Hence why some of the arrogant lyrics and music contained within. It's within their right to do so. This is the ego album
I feel sorry for the humans who cant experience the mighty azagthothian flow.
I am not dissatisfied by anything trey did in gleeso, I just dont find evil meh's current believes fitting anywhere inside Morbid Angel. His Vocals are also very irritating. [/quote]
Right on. he peers into his soul and makes riffs from there. I heard somewhere that the riff to where the slime live was done like this. Looking into oneself and understanding that we are part of the natural universe and the important elements of it are what comes out in the end. To some people these might not be understood because of too little association with nature and the inner voice. However I believe some of the mundane stuff on IDI is the acceptance that even this kinda of stuff can be interpreted as natural. It's like a test and a statement of perception, the eye of the beholder. In a way how Evil meh said energy flows in different ways. No matter how easy it is to say the music just sucks, it's just a different form of energy. But then it gets quite philosophical . Also the letter "I" can be easily translated to Me or the self, therefore the ego. Hence why some of the arrogant lyrics and music contained within. It's within their right to do so. This is the ego album
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Absolutely, i remember i said this somewhere before about "I", its more about self or EGO, also that this album is more logic based.
I think Trey came up with this concept, he must have told all the members to do things in more egoistic way, more of personal involvement by everyone. Yes its more philosophical. Its like an answer back to the narrow minded metal fans today. Yes, i am more clear now, ive finally interpreted trey in most correct way on IDI.
Trey did things in his way and always succeeded.
Trey is genius
I think Trey came up with this concept, he must have told all the members to do things in more egoistic way, more of personal involvement by everyone. Yes its more philosophical. Its like an answer back to the narrow minded metal fans today. Yes, i am more clear now, ive finally interpreted trey in most correct way on IDI.
Trey did things in his way and always succeeded.
Trey is genius
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[quote name="lava Ghoul"]I think Trey came up with this concept, he must have told all the members to do things in more egoistic way, more of personal involvement by everyone. Yes its more philosophical. Its like an answer back to the narrow minded metal fans today. Yes, i am more clear now, ive finally interpreted trey in most correct way on IDI.
Trey did things in his way and always succeeded.
Trey is genius [/quote]
I believe he told them to as well. He probably said, "just go ape shit," to David vincent. Also this could be why Evil meh says he's so proud of Trey. It could be just that he's let him do this kinda stuff and he's happy about.
But yeah this is my understanding and interpretation of IDI as well and it gives it more meaning even if the music is sometimes hard to digest.
[quote name="Skinoperable"]it's like people are looking for the part of the feces that smells like roses when the whole thing is still just a pile of excrement[/quote] lol
Trey did things in his way and always succeeded.
Trey is genius [/quote]
I believe he told them to as well. He probably said, "just go ape shit," to David vincent. Also this could be why Evil meh says he's so proud of Trey. It could be just that he's let him do this kinda stuff and he's happy about.
But yeah this is my understanding and interpretation of IDI as well and it gives it more meaning even if the music is sometimes hard to digest.
[quote name="Skinoperable"]it's like people are looking for the part of the feces that smells like roses when the whole thing is still just a pile of excrement[/quote] lol
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trey could have packaged his feces and these people would still buy it. omg hes such an artist and a genius. such a STATEMENT he has made with this
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You've given me an idea. What's your address ?
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i live between covenant and formulas in the ether between treys genius and morbid angels vulgoooorrres
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Sent.To give it that special something I put it in a wooden box
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I cant get what you are implying at ?
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[quote name="So Callous"]
[quote name="lava Ghoul"]I think Trey came up with this concept, he must have told all the members to do things in more egoistic way, more of personal involvement by everyone. Yes its more philosophical. Its like an answer back to the narrow minded metal fans today. Yes, i am more clear now, ive finally interpreted trey in most correct way on IDI.
Trey did things in his way and always succeeded.
Trey is genius [/quote]
I believe he told them to as well. He probably said, "just go ape shit," to evil taint. Also this could be why Evil meh says he's so proud of Trey. It could be just that he's let him do this kinda stuff and he's happy about.
But yeah this is my understanding and interpretation of IDI as well and it gives it more meaning even if the music is sometimes hard to digest.
[quote name="Skinoperable"]it's like people are looking for the part of the feces that smells like roses when the whole thing is still just a pile of excrement[/quote] lol[/quote]
Gotta agree with Skinoperable here. It's more like Trey is bored as shit with death metal, doesn't care much anymore, and it's easier to let other people steer the ship while still getting a paycheck. There's nothing genius in any way about IDI.
[quote name="lava Ghoul"]I think Trey came up with this concept, he must have told all the members to do things in more egoistic way, more of personal involvement by everyone. Yes its more philosophical. Its like an answer back to the narrow minded metal fans today. Yes, i am more clear now, ive finally interpreted trey in most correct way on IDI.
Trey did things in his way and always succeeded.
Trey is genius [/quote]
I believe he told them to as well. He probably said, "just go ape shit," to evil taint. Also this could be why Evil meh says he's so proud of Trey. It could be just that he's let him do this kinda stuff and he's happy about.
But yeah this is my understanding and interpretation of IDI as well and it gives it more meaning even if the music is sometimes hard to digest.
[quote name="Skinoperable"]it's like people are looking for the part of the feces that smells like roses when the whole thing is still just a pile of excrement[/quote] lol[/quote]
Gotta agree with Skinoperable here. It's more like Trey is bored as shit with death metal, doesn't care much anymore, and it's easier to let other people steer the ship while still getting a paycheck. There's nothing genius in any way about IDI.
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This is ridiculous. Is it so hard to grasp that Morbid Angel released a heaping pile of uninspired worthlessness that one absolutely has to look for some good in the shit? The universe did not implode.
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At the end of the day I don't hate the album as much as most of you, not to say I find it really good though either. But I don't understand how we can be so sure that Trey isn't into death metal anymore. What I believe is that he's still into heavy music, and we know how creative he can be. He's just exploring other avenues and made a misstep I guess on this occasion. Does it just have to be downtuned guitars, guttural vocals, blast beats and sickening solos ?. I like covenant, formulas and Gateways as much as the next fan but it isn't the be all of the best music. I like to give the album meaning, since Trey has done that with near enough all the other albums, like a spiritual context. However I don't disregard what your saying: That it was a lazy effort and Trey should have bucked up his ideas. I'm hopeful for a return to form on the next album. If it's not straight up death metal, that's fine by me.
Also I don't believe he just cares about a paycheck. If we take his word in the Heretic booklet "And the day I find myself hashing out unimaginitive, unfeeling music is the day that I realize my mission is over, and I shall gladly step off." It's almost ironic considering the music on IDI but lets take it that he believes in the other stuff that he did on the album.
Also I don't believe he just cares about a paycheck. If we take his word in the Heretic booklet "And the day I find myself hashing out unimaginitive, unfeeling music is the day that I realize my mission is over, and I shall gladly step off." It's almost ironic considering the music on IDI but lets take it that he believes in the other stuff that he did on the album.
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[quote name="So Callous"] Also I don't believe he just cares about a paycheck. If we take his word in the Heretic booklet "And the day I find myself hashing out unimaginitive, unfeeling music is the day that I realize my mission is over, and I shall gladly step off." It's almost ironic considering the music on IDI but lets take it that he believes in the other stuff that he did on the album.[/quote]
I personally don't believe Trey can afford to 'step off', despite what he may say or have said in the past.
Like many of us, he'll need to keep working, keep paying the bills if he wants to keep a roof over his head and food on his table.
His genius aside, this is perhaps the reason that I, while largely competent, it is uninspired and uninspiring.
When money is your primary concern, it is easy to let your flair for a job slip.
I personally don't believe Trey can afford to 'step off', despite what he may say or have said in the past.
Like many of us, he'll need to keep working, keep paying the bills if he wants to keep a roof over his head and food on his table.
His genius aside, this is perhaps the reason that I, while largely competent, it is uninspired and uninspiring.
When money is your primary concern, it is easy to let your flair for a job slip.
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[quote name="So Callous"]At the end of the day I don't hate the album as much as most of you, not to say I find it really good though either. But I don't understand how we can be so sure that Trey isn't into death metal anymore. What I believe is that he's still into heavy music, and we know how creative he can be. He's just exploring other avenues and made a misstep I guess on this occasion. Does it just have to be downtuned guitars, guttural vocals, blast beats and sickening solos ?. I like covenant, formulas and Gateways as much as the next fan but it isn't the be all of the best music. I like to give the album meaning, since Trey has done that with near enough all the other albums, like a spiritual context. However I don't disregard what your saying: That it was a lazy effort and Trey should have bucked up his ideas. I'm hopeful for a return to form on the next album. If it's not straight up death metal, that's fine by me.
Also I don't believe he just cares about a paycheck. If we take his word in the Heretic booklet "And the day I find myself hashing out unimaginitive, unfeeling music is the day that I realize my mission is over, and I shall gladly step off." It's almost ironic considering the music on IDI but lets take it that he believes in the other stuff that he did on the album.[/quote]
I agree brother, people thing he is doing it for money, its their EGO but stills its correct because this is what the album is about, he is giving ego so do getting, none is wrong. Both supporters and non-supporters of this album are correct. Thats why he is not doing much of the interviews. IMO this is not something trey did being lazy, only thing is, that the album is less music based but more concept based.
Also I don't believe he just cares about a paycheck. If we take his word in the Heretic booklet "And the day I find myself hashing out unimaginitive, unfeeling music is the day that I realize my mission is over, and I shall gladly step off." It's almost ironic considering the music on IDI but lets take it that he believes in the other stuff that he did on the album.[/quote]
I agree brother, people thing he is doing it for money, its their EGO but stills its correct because this is what the album is about, he is giving ego so do getting, none is wrong. Both supporters and non-supporters of this album are correct. Thats why he is not doing much of the interviews. IMO this is not something trey did being lazy, only thing is, that the album is less music based but more concept based.
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[quote name="lava Ghoul"]
I agree brother, people thing he is doing it for money, its their EGO but stills its correct because this is what the album is about, he is giving ego so do getting, none is wrong. Both supporters and non-supporters of this album are correct. Thats why he is not doing much of the interviews. IMO this is not something trey did being lazy, only thing is, that the album is less music based but more concept based. [/quote]
Damn, did you get into some of Trey's stash? If so, let us know where you found it because it must be some awesome shit.
I agree brother, people thing he is doing it for money, its their EGO but stills its correct because this is what the album is about, he is giving ego so do getting, none is wrong. Both supporters and non-supporters of this album are correct. Thats why he is not doing much of the interviews. IMO this is not something trey did being lazy, only thing is, that the album is less music based but more concept based. [/quote]
Damn, did you get into some of Trey's stash? If so, let us know where you found it because it must be some awesome shit.
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[quote name="xr2m"]
[quote name="lava Ghoul"]
I agree brother, people thing he is doing it for money, its their EGO but stills its correct because this is what the album is about, he is giving ego so do getting, none is wrong. Both supporters and non-supporters of this album are correct. Thats why he is not doing much of the interviews. IMO this is not something trey did being lazy, only thing is, that the album is less music based but more concept based. [/quote]
Damn, did you get into some of Trey's stash? If so, let us know where you found it because it must be some awesome shit.[/quote]
Kya bol riya hai be chutiye
[quote name="lava Ghoul"]
I agree brother, people thing he is doing it for money, its their EGO but stills its correct because this is what the album is about, he is giving ego so do getting, none is wrong. Both supporters and non-supporters of this album are correct. Thats why he is not doing much of the interviews. IMO this is not something trey did being lazy, only thing is, that the album is less music based but more concept based. [/quote]
Damn, did you get into some of Trey's stash? If so, let us know where you found it because it must be some awesome shit.[/quote]
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Here he mentiones swing also:
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[youtube]b4aqyoWnsM4[/youtube]
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Why do these threads still exist?
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This thread is almost 2 years old dude.
[quote name="Extreme Noise Tara"]They are. [/quote]
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As long as it's ontopic, thread's age shouldn't matter.
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no one cares about morbid angel though
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[quote name="Mutilator"]As long as it's ontopic, thread's age shouldn't matter.[/quote]
He was asking why there's still these threads, and I informed him that it was a 2 year old thread, not a new one.
He was asking why there's still these threads, and I informed him that it was a 2 year old thread, not a new one.
[quote name="Extreme Noise Tara"]They are. [/quote]
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[quote name="Tam Tam"]
[quote name="Mutilator"]As long as it's ontopic, thread's age shouldn't matter.[/quote]
He was asking why there's still these threads, and I informed him that it was a 2 year old thread, not a new one.[/quote]
I didn't think it was a new thread.
[quote name="Mutilator"]As long as it's ontopic, thread's age shouldn't matter.[/quote]
He was asking why there's still these threads, and I informed him that it was a 2 year old thread, not a new one.[/quote]
I didn't think it was a new thread.
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Can't believe i started this thread 2 years ago; Where has the time gone. Also, some of my posts are rather embarrassing
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I chuckled.
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All that shit I interpreted about idi
The most fucked up shit when I came to know they made this pseudo metal shit under the influence of label. Trey should have started a new band if he really wanted to do something completely different thing, and continued touring with ma
The most fucked up shit when I came to know they made this pseudo metal shit under the influence of label. Trey should have started a new band if he really wanted to do something completely different thing, and continued touring with ma
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Re: Trey and the 'swing' influence
[quote name="Demon seed"]All that shit I interpreted about idi
The most fucked up shit when I came to know they made this pseudo metal shit under the influence of label. Trey should have started a new band if he really wanted to do something completely different thing, and continued touring with ma[/quote]
Except the label wasn't happy with IDI.
The most fucked up shit when I came to know they made this pseudo metal shit under the influence of label. Trey should have started a new band if he really wanted to do something completely different thing, and continued touring with ma[/quote]
Except the label wasn't happy with IDI.
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Re: Trey and the 'swing' influence
Yeah Trey wouldn't have bowed to label pressure like that. Everything on the album is exactly what he and David wanted.
I guess they thought they'd make more money if it had the MA name stuck to it, instead of a side project .
I guess they thought they'd make more money if it had the MA name stuck to it, instead of a side project .
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Re: Trey and the 'swing' influence
I don't really think trey wanted to have david in the band. I don't know I don't to make any more assumptions, I'd better be happy listening the real morbid angel. Its still the best music ever written imo
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Re: Trey and the 'swing' influence
Btw Chris, you know the band desecrator from England, their lp subconscious release kinda swings
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Re: Trey and the 'swing' influence
I know the name, but haven't heard their stuff. I shall check it out in due time. Thanks Navneet
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Re: Trey and the 'swing' influence
Well apparently Pestilence has some form of Jazz influence too.