Hey fellow ML lovers and haters....I am NOT his biggest fan but a friend of mine thought he needed defending and posted up this blog. Hope some of you will read it and leave him some comments!

http://francoombs.blogspot.com/2010/07/word-is-love.htm

Can't figure out how to make this a link - sorry.

ok, let try this.   http://www.sendspace.com/file/gqdclg.  You guys are my guinea pigs as i learn this stuff. If i have done everything correctly, that link will lead you to my version of Wind Chimes on my newly created Sendspace acct. please let me know if it works. Or, if there is something more i need to do. I notice my link isn't underlined as a normal hyperlink would be.

jh055

Thanks Mikeyj, i tried to post my version of Wind Chimes in the "Smiley Smilers who make music" section.....I started a new thread (or post?) and attached the mp3 file, but i got an error saying there is a max file size of 192 kbs.  its not a huge file, but probably 3.5 mbs. If you know where i went wrong, let me know.

Thanks!

Hi Folks, and Mr. Desper  if you're out there. I'm new to the world of message boards, so sorry if i don't follow the right protocals. Just discovered the existence of Stephen's book, (thats how i ended up here) and as a huge, huge fan of all things BB's particularly 67 through 77, am dying to read it. I am also a musician singer, with decades of home recording experience, so i am doubly interested in Stephens techniques. If i could learn ONE thing about how they recorded the vocals on Sunflower, it would be worth the price of the book.

So my question is, can someone point me to a link to purchase the book? I found and followed a few posted here, but they seem to be dead.

FWIW, my proudest home recording accomplishment is my take on Wind Chimes....Yes, I am a hardcore fan.

Thank you in advance, I look forward to sharing thoughts with all you fellow beautiful music lovers.

JH055