The Ultimate Guide to Mastering "Kim" by Steve Hackett

[@philipbunney9445]

Such a beautiful & wonderful tune.

[@paulogtr1]

Yes, it's so delicate.

[@glennliljeblad7534]

Very nice, thank you. I was always getting stuck but now you have unlocked the mystery box!

[@paulogtr1]

Hi!! Great! Pandora Box is open.

[@christiankuhlenborg4757]

Thanks a lot, Paulo!👌

[@paulogtr1]

You are very welcome!! 😃

[@Dugman_V2]

more steve hackett please 🎸😎

[@paulogtr1]

Hey there, friend! This channel is dedicated to playing Hackett's songs all the time. Viva! 😃

[@edmilsonnunes7123]

Uma pequena maravilha inspirada em Satie. Parabéns.

[@paulogtr1]

Verdade, duas pérolas. 😀

[@jacquesfinster5034]

@@paulogtr1 Na música The Toast do Defector, à partir de 1 minuto e 30 segundos é evidente a influência de Ravel.

[@kleibrjp]

Thanks Paolo, I enjoy your books very much!

[@paulogtr1]

Thank you!! It is made with much love and respect.

[@hyperboreal]

Hi Paulo, I didn't know Hackett was going to name his piece after Satie's piano pieces. It has definitely Gymnopédie vibes and I guess that's why he decided to record with John the album with Satie's pieces years later. Thanks for the lesson!

[@paulogtr1]

Hey! You are correct in everything you said. You deserve an A+. :)

[@jacquesfinster5034]

eu gosto mais dos timbres de fundo da versão no "Bay of kings".

[@paulogtr1]

@@jacquesfinster5034 É verdade, ficou bem bonito com percussão, Nick Magnus no synth strings e até as vezes flauta dobrando.