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	Comments on: Taming the music of “Wild Symphony” – Part One	</title>
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		By: Rain Worthington		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Thanks, Bob Lord. This is great, interesting insights on the creative and recording processes in general and also more specifically about the Dan Brown &quot;Wild Symphony&quot; project. Plus, so well written – some terrific imagery... &quot;the onset of inspiration and the boiling, roiling rush of artistic ideas which follows is something to be captured, bottled, and preserved in its original, possibly overheated state – and then, with distance, perspective, and clear-headed editorial analysis, carefully cooled and sculpted into its final form.&quot; and &quot;more live performances in my rearview mirror than I care to (or even could!) remember, but those notes are still hanging out there in the ether.&quot; 
P.S. I love the &quot;Wild Symphony&quot; book, totally fun. Thanks!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks, Bob Lord. This is great, interesting insights on the creative and recording processes in general and also more specifically about the Dan Brown &#8220;Wild Symphony&#8221; project. Plus, so well written – some terrific imagery&#8230; &#8220;the onset of inspiration and the boiling, roiling rush of artistic ideas which follows is something to be captured, bottled, and preserved in its original, possibly overheated state – and then, with distance, perspective, and clear-headed editorial analysis, carefully cooled and sculpted into its final form.&#8221; and &#8220;more live performances in my rearview mirror than I care to (or even could!) remember, but those notes are still hanging out there in the ether.&#8221;<br />
P.S. I love the &#8220;Wild Symphony&#8221; book, totally fun. Thanks!</p>
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