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Fear of Flying


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A song about people who can't commit
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Hits: 865
Comments: 2
Fans: 1
Plays: 78
Downloads: 31
Votes: 2
Uploaded: May 26, 2005 - 11:08:24 PM
Last Updated: May 25, 2005 - 10:23:02 PM Last Played: Jun 23, 2009 - 06:19:35 PM
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Hardware:
I monkey wrench, m-audio midi controller, mxl mic, mackie soundboard, a pair of open toed sandles, a glove with the pinkie cut out, and a kitchen spatula
Software:
GB2
Comments
Anonymous said 1642 days ago (May 27th, 2005)
HELLO
electric piano is beautiful!
How to choose the sound is unique%uFF01
I like this namber!
Peter Greenstone said 1611 days ago (June 27th, 2005)
A lot of potential
I think you have a great concept here and I really like your
singing. You have a great voice. I think though that this
sounds like a rough sketch of what it could be if you were
to develope the arrangement more, fill it out and add
more to it. A real electric guitar would sound a lot better
than the midi one (If you don't play guitar maybe someone
can play the part for you based on what you wrote). The
acoustics of your vocal track sound like either you were
far from the mic in a small room or that you used reverb
effects that pushed them back.

I like the melodies and the lyrics and your singing a lot,
but I think this could be filled out and refined a lot more
to meet it's potential. I hope my comments help. This
sounds like a song worth taking to the next level.
Check out my latest song called From Nothing
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