Ray Alder - Fates Warning

[Robert Lunte]

Maybe some of the younger guys should hear Ray Alder. Ray Alder was a big influence and inspiration on me... Enjoy!

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[ronws]

Here's a fixed link until you get the embedding fixed.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=MV8SXcuxjTI?

You may need to copy and paste it into the address window in your browser.

And thank you for bringing stuff by Mr. Alder. His interview is one of my favorites and the first one (by alphabetical order) in my book, "The Pro Secrets of heavy Rock Singers" by Bill Martin.

Proof is in the pudding and this is pretty good pudding.

[gno]

That link is not working for me either.

[Validar]

Ray Alder was an early influence for me as well. I've always thought of him as the perfect replacement for James Labrie if he were to ever leave Dream Theater.