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John would like to know about the recording process for Dylan's Infidels record.

He wanted to know how the songs took shape before recording started and if there was a lot of

rehearsal.

And also, he noticed that there's not much symbol playing on the entire album.

And he's wondering if that was done on purpose or if that was a conscious decision.

No, like, Dylan stuff, we went in, we did at the power station and I, like, Dylan stuff.

We went in,

we did at the power station,

and I,

I choose the drum that I want to play,

like 8, 10, 12, 13, 14 thums,

stene and everything.

So we went into the session.

Nofflo was producing,

and, you know,

Dylan would come in,

and we met, and we shake hands and everything and

he would just put his harmonica around his like and his guitar and then he started playing and sing this song we start to stand playing with him and finding the groove where he's at and everything and we play play play play and he would do the song in different keys, but the tape always

keep on spinning, you know, different keys until he'll figure the key that he wants to do

it and then do it. And when the group start cooking, we'll say, yeah, let's say, but it's always

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