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2012-07-09 12:40 pm, comment by mikh2wg

@bertoletdown said:

@mikh2wg said:
On the subject of Sabatoge, I think you guys are confusing yer genres. It's not prog rock or classical, it's not supposed to be perfectly played. It's supposed to rock yer ass off. Did it?
No.

There is a big difference between CBGB-loose and Ween-style "brown" and the flat-out suck.

Ok, upon a closer listen you were absolutely right. This was not a good version.

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