[Jill Sweetapple]

I also think that the chant is actually Native Americans!

Jill


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From: "The Oilman" <TheOilman@new.rr.com>
To: "Mandonnet Jeremie" <jeremie.mandonnet@mnh.fr>,   "PowderList" 
<powderworks@cs.colorado.edu>
Subject: Re: [Powderworks] Feeding my curiosity...
Date: Mon, 16 Sep 2002 17:56:39 -0500

Hey Jeremie,

Well the second break that you spoke of is INDEED the Dead Heart intro. This
is the way the started the Dead Heart for practically the entire Deisel
tour.If Dead Heart would have in fact made the disc then it would have been
in front of it. This is one cool thing about listening to Deisel tour
recordings as Pete did a lot of improvisation during this each time they did
it.

Oilman

----- Original Message -----
From: "Mandonnet Jeremie" <jeremie.mandonnet@mnh.fr>
To: "PowderList" <powderworks@cs.colorado.edu>
Sent: Monday, September 16, 2002 4:51 AM
Subject: [Powderworks] Feeding my curiosity...


 > Hi again.
 >
 > Talking 'bout Capitol Theatre VCD, I would like to know what really
 > happened with the guy from the crowd during Power and the passion?
 > I cannot clearly see where is he from and what he did on stage.
 > Can someone enlighten me?
 >
 > I listened to Scream in blue this week-end (what a great compilation of
 > live stuff!) and I noted two breaks :
 > One : Aboriginal chant between only the strong and stars of Warbuton,
 > Two : short song between progress and beds.
 > Concerning the second break, I know it does not come from Exxon Protest.
 >
 > I think of a kind of Dead heart intro with new lyrics.
 > Can someone enlighten me again?
 >
 > Jeremie.
 >
 >
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