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* In [[Excerpts From Octopus]], during the acoustic guitar version of [[Raconteur Troubadour]], the main theme from [[Acquiring The Taste]] is played. | * In [[Excerpts From Octopus]], during the acoustic guitar version of [[Raconteur Troubadour]], the main theme from [[Acquiring The Taste]] is played. | ||
* In [[Excerpts From Octopus]] during the recorder quartet, there is supposedly a quote from [[On Reflection]] ("still you stay, tied in your way"). (Thanks to Mikko Pellinen.) | * In [[Excerpts From Octopus]] during the recorder quartet, there is supposedly a quote from [[On Reflection]] ("still you stay, tied in your way"). (Thanks to Mikko Pellinen.) | ||
* Phil Merrigan reports that he thinks parts of the drum bash and vibes solos in the live [[So Sincere]] come from [[ | * Phil Merrigan reports that he thinks parts of the drum bash and vibes solos in the live [[So Sincere]] come from [[No God's A Man]]<nowiki>: "you can sing 'After all the things are said, No god's a man, No god's a man' in the last part of the drumming. Just sing it in your head and try to fit it to the rhythm. It works for me. As to the glockenspiel trio, at one point the three play in unison. I am sure the musical phrase is from a GG song. My hunch was that it was inspired from no god's a man...." Anyone else hear this? </nowiki> | ||
* There's a reason by why the [humor/bum.html audience made some noise] during [[So Sincere]]. | * There's a reason by why the [humor/bum.html audience made some noise] during [[So Sincere]]. | ||