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Jump Into The Fire

Notes:
Echo

Quarter note echo on the vocal throughout the song adds some chaotic blur and excitement. It is the early 70s, after all. Some manual rides to the regeneration control send some lines spinning out of control. There is a lot to be said for a little deliberate loss of control in a mix.

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