[Harp-L] Hazmat Modine, Bahamut

[fjm <mktspot@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Someone had kindly posted the keys of the harmonicas used in the various 
songs on this recording.  I can't find it in the archive and yet I know 
it's there.  Any help in that direction would be appreciated.  I think I 
have a minor addition, the F minor harmonica used is more specifically 
an F minor harmonic.

I was in a local CD shop and on the wall behind the register in the 
staff picks section there it was, Hazmat Modine.  Hey I know who that 
is.  I had to buy it.  I really like this recording.  I like the 
production values, I just love how it's recorded and how it sounds.  I 
love the music.  I even love the cover art and the various pages inside 
and the little booklet that's included.  I've mentioned in the past that 
I have a category of music that I'll buy that I call HAH.  Harmonica as 
homework.  Initially I thought that's what I was buying here but it 
isn't.  It's just music and I'm enjoying listening to it just for the 
music.  More people should use tuba as a bass more often.  The two 
harmonicas are used to great effect, building chords and harmonies that 
are not possible with just one instrument.  The diatonic playing a line 
through one chord change and the chromatic seamlessly picking up the 
line through the next chord change avoiding the awkwardness that would 
have occurred as the diatonic was forced out of comfortable notes.  The 
long droning songs are simply wonderful.  Groove music with a gypsy 
bent.  It would be really fun to see this band live.  The Tuvan throat 
singing, wow!  Great guitar playing through out and of course the tuba 
and trumpet.  It's nice to buy homework and get music, thanks guys. fjm