CN/RBN

[Carl E. Anderson]

> Which is odd, come to think of it, since I'm rather fond of Mirrors, the
> other big " leaning towards pop" album. I suppose it's because the tracks
> on Mirrors retain either the undercurrent power ("The Vigil") and/or
> straightforward energy ("The Great Sun Jester") that marks all really
> good BOC, but which seemed to peter out in RBN after the first track.
> Sprinkle loads of IMO's through the preceding text, of course, but maybe
> others will empathise with the impressions I got...

        Yes, absolutely, though I have hazy memories that we've discussed
that before.  I think it comes down to what was said about the production.
The sound on Mirrors is more vibrant, you can hear the _band_ on it.
RBN is much more sterile sounding.

        Mirrors is "Dr. Music" which RBN is "Dr. Muzak" (Muzak is
his name .... ;)

Cheers,
Carl