Show Notes
“ Slipping through the dark streets and the echoes and the shadows, something stirs behind me.” We’re discussing the Rush song, Freeze.
Why Jay thinks it would have been a good instrumental
The guitar sound and the harmonics at the beginning
How Neil keeps the beat simple when we don't expect him to
The limbic response: flight, fright, freeze
Does Shayne like the harmonies?
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