I love the fact that you didn't start first with the minor harmonic, which is THE OBVIOUS passage of rite to the eastern scales your mentioning, instead you went with a very bizarre octave to octave sound, it reminds me of the guttural sound of the Inuits , that throat sound that they do on 2 octaves, that put people into a trance...
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I love the fact that you didn't start first with the minor harmonic, which is THE OBVIOUS passage of rite to the eastern scales your mentioning, instead you went with a very bizarre octave to octave sound, it reminds me of the guttural sound of the Inuits , that throat sound that they do on 2 octaves, that put people into a trance...
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