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Old 08-27-2008, 04:43 PM
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I think you should listen a little closer. Toward the end at around 5 minutes into the song there's a low rumble which I thought was thunder. I don't believe it's really the recorded sound of thunder, but maybe some studio trick. Maybe it's more pronounced on the vinyl. I know that "I Know I'm Not Wrong" sounds a lot different on the vinyl version.

Anyway, a thunder sound would fit in the song Storms, wouldn't it?
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At the very end, I hear Melville say "No! in thunder."

Does anyone else hear that?
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At the very end, I hear Melville say "No! in thunder."

Does anyone else hear that?
it depends because thunder only happens when it's rainin
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At the very end, I hear Melville say "No! in thunder."

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I can when I listen on my McIntosh speakers, but I do think the devil himself could make her say yes.

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At the very end, I hear Melville say "No! in thunder."
oooh--I think that's just another whale of a tale, David.
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Moby Dick aside, we may never know what storms is really about, still its one of my favorite songs to listen to as I am sure for many
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i wish the song got more credit i guess, considering sara was her main single, and sisters of the moon was so loved during the live performances during tusk...i think storms was kind of forgotten...and i would of loved if the song cecelia was included on tusk!!
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