Mike Gordon

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102 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 7 Jul

Mike Gordon’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I mean, there's a certain benchmark.
So then within...
the same kind of jam, we really don't know where it's going to go.
And so I'd like to make an example of this.
One song is Bathtub Gin.
We've been playing it for forever.
So just to talk over it, so what you're hearing now is the song part is over.
We're less than half the way through the song, or we're at the beginning of the jam part, and we've migrated from one chord to another.
So we've gone from a bluesy chord to what they would call the relative major, a major chord.
And what's significant for me, and this is sort of the most important part,
is that we're playing notes and patterns not for the sake of playing notes and patterns.
We're playing notes and patterns for the sake of getting into a dream state and transporting our consciousness in ways that we've learned to cultivate over the years just by doing it.
and the stream state starts to starts to flow and then what happens after a while we're on this chord and we make we for those who know music we lower the seventh and make it a dominant seventh so one note is changing in the chord
and it becomes bluesy.
And then eventually what we're going to do is actually go to a whole new chord that is the note of that flat seventh.
So we're migrating to a third or fourth new chord.
But while this is going on, everyone changes their approach.
And then people are experimenting with their effects pedals, reverse reverb.
And then at the very end, it just gets really high energy and nothing's held back and it's just raging energy.
For me, it is, yes, because it's not performing.
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