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Much looser and way further off the cuff than his touring buddies (at one point they segue into some Iron Maiden), Neale takes a leaf out of The John Steel Singers’ previous book and invites the first three rows onstage for a fittingly chaotic version of In Stranger Times.
Tonight, as Neighbourhood #3 (Power Out) rings in our ears and Arcade Fire triumphantly wave us away, it’s impossible to disagree.
$729 is money better spent on this than having to pay ridiculous excess baggage fees.
It’s easy to play, amazing to hear and hey, if it’s sturdy enough to be played in orbit where angels fear to tread, it surely is ready for anything.
When stacked up against your average drum stool, well... nothing compares to it.
If you’re looking for a dreadnought that won’t break the bank, sounds great and aligns itself with that golden age of American guitar playing, the Recording King RD-327 is a great buy.
With clean and easy levels on all inputs, the 14FX is a package that’s hard to fault.
"In the end, we’ve allowed ten days but after the fifth day we’d already tracked nineteen songs, so we ended up just taking the day off. We’ll track all day tomorrow and then Sunday will just be party day.”