Stew's awesome Oyster background vocals

[jedsoon]

To be honest, i haven't noticed any backing Stew vocals on that album either. But i also probably haven't listened to it 100 times either

[DirtyMartini]

[quote="sockii"]
Oh yeah, that's ANOTHER one I'm missing. Fah.

Considering I'll be up from about 5am that morning to set up a tent and be outdoors working until 5-6pm, we'll have to see. Les usually doesn't even hit the stage until about 11pm, so it would be pushing it.[/quote]

Sorry! I didn't mean to remind you of bleh.

But yeah, it sounds like that's going to be one long haul of a day. Although if you really really really want to go, you could always schedule a dinnertime nap . . .

[jedsoon]

I loved it last year when the Police got back together at Sundance. Their candid moments of goodwilled goofing were a welcome refreshment from the general negative press their breakup was typically getting. They were being such kids! Good one Kel.

I am listening for those Stew vox on Rose and they're still not standing out to me. Granted, ive been listening in the car!

This album came out at a time when i just wasn't taking in much new music. I was doing too much editing and mixing to care. So weird because i had waited years for a team-up between two of my biggest musical heroes of all time. Ever since i read sometime in the 90s that Les and Stew hung out.

That struck me as incredibly cool, making me hope they would team up someday. I wish Stewart had just stepped in to Primus in '97. Not that i didn't dig the Brown Album, but the followup didn't do much for me.