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“I said, ‘Damn, I wish I could have cut that song faster!’ So what we did was speed the tape up, which took the pitch up. If you listen to it, it’ll make sense!”: How a master guitarist made a cult classic instrumental album

Tuesday June 10, 2025. 12:44 PM , from Keyboard Magazine
The story of Brent Mason's much-loved Hot Wired
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