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Led On (Vapourspace Remix)

from Prime Cuts by Steve Morse

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The next number on the disc is "Led On". This one is almost a picture within a picture – Gage’s interpretation of Steve Morse’s homage to Led Zeppelin. In its original form it strives to cover all modes of Zep-ness – from the acoustically driven playful to the majestic and mysterious and then into the hard-rocking fury. The only really noticeable effects of Gage’s influence here are the somewhat spacey and effects-laden texture and the fact that he chose to eschew the more rocking segments of the piece.

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from Prime Cuts, released May 24, 2005
“Led On” – 6:31 - Artist: Vapourspace Remix of Steve Morse; Album: Sonic Residue From Vapourspace - Remixed and Produced by Mark Gage in Vapourspace; Steve Morse: Guitars; Dave LaRue: Bass; Van Romaine: Drums.

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