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From: Henry Chai <chai%utflis%toronto.csnet@CSNET-RELAY.ARPA>
Date: Thu, 3 Oct 85 06:30:57 edt
Subject: "Houdini" shivers
>> From: Kevin Carosso <allegra!scgvaxd!engvax!KVC> >> ps. Anyone else shiver with the way she says "jingle-jangle" in >> "Houdini"? Sensuality incarnate... >From: Doug Alan >Absolutely! Also when she sings "With your spit still on my lip, you'd >hit the water"! Oooooh! What sends a cold finger up *my* spine is the "Rosabel, believe" that seems to come from `the other side'. Also I notice similar effects between the lines "With your spit..." and the lines of `the judge' in "Waking the Witch". In an interview Kate revealed that the lines in "Houdini" were recorded in a slightly faster speed than normal, so they're slower when played back. My guess is that the lines of the `judge' are slowed down a bit too, tho' is hard to tell whether it's slowed down before the processing (using vocoder? sampling?) or after. - Henry