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I RECORDED THIS SONG A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO,ON A TASCAM 4 TRACK TAPE RECORDER.
I Wrote This Song About The Guy Who Thinks The Women of Todays Music Video's Are Singing To Him.
Lyrics:
See her everyday on the video,
She winks at me and says,
"Boy,Lets give it a go"
She flips her hip and smiles at me,
My old lady's gotta set me free.
I know she wants me,
See how she taunts me.
(chorus)
She can groove,My bronze lady.
She can move,My golden lady.
Sit in my chair and i fantasies,
How i would like to be between her thighs.
I'd touch her soft lips and take her down.
She has to be good,the best around.
I know she wants me,
see how she taunts me.
(chorus)
A flimsy dress and a high cheek bone.
She bends over,I can't help but moan.
Send mother shopping wanna be alone.
I know she wants me,
See how she taunts me.
(chorus)
I know she teases me,
No one else pleases me.
(chorus)
Hardware:
CHARVEL GUITARS,CONCERTMATE 990 SYNTH KEYBOARDS.ZOOM 1010 FX PEDAL.
Software:
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Slow Out of the Blocks &mdash 10/12/05 - 02:35:46 PM
At first, it seems the Bass is afraid of the recorder, but this goes soon
enough.
I can tell it is an homage to the Bronze Lady, but the specifics of the
lyric are hard to pick up. I feel like I'm missing most of the story. I
think I can tell how you feel about it, but the counterplay of the lyric
won't let me in on the rest of it (can't pull it out).
That said, maybe you could edit the post with some of the storyline, or
post a remix with the vocals more out front? (And if you do that, you
can blast the Heavy Six between the stanzas!)
Though, my affinity for Volume, where Metal is concerned, is found, by
some, to exceed reason And necessity. Mea Culpa.
Cooper [ Reply to This ]
Slow Out of the Blocks &mdash 10/21/05 - 06:35:24 PM
I think I got in a hurry to get The song done.I really Don't like the bass in it.To me it's all over the place at the beginning.
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Kevin L Jones
The Power of One [ Reply to This ]
Great Vocal Timbre (It Appears) &mdash 10/12/05 - 02:53:15 PM
I forgot to add that part of what is, unfortunately, missing is what sounds
to be a fine and satisfying vocal timbre in the delivery of the lyric (which
as you know, I can't make out very well).
It appears this is becoming a Lobbying effort for a remix, - if you're up
for it.
Regards,
Cooper [ Reply to This ]
Just right! &mdash 10/17/05 - 02:56:24 PM
Wonderful tune, fun lyrics. And the "band" swings just right. Perfect
mood. Takes me back in time when Rock & Roll was made the "right way"! [ Reply to This ]
cool groove &mdash 10/20/05 - 12:06:47 PM
Your more rocking tunes have a very cool Joe Walsh quality about them
from when he was in James Gang.
This sounds very good for being recorded on a 4 track. I have an old
Yamaha 4 track, so I understand the challenges of getting good
dynamics out of it. Alot of things end up sounding flat and maybe a
little muddy. Yours sounds great. [ Reply to This ]
cool groove &mdash 10/21/05 - 06:31:04 PM
Thanks,A lot of people were surprised by the production.
I mixed it down on a Sony cd recorder.
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Kevin L Jones
The Power of One [ Reply to This ]
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enough.
I can tell it is an homage to the Bronze Lady, but the specifics of the
lyric are hard to pick up. I feel like I'm missing most of the story. I
think I can tell how you feel about it, but the counterplay of the lyric
won't let me in on the rest of it (can't pull it out).
That said, maybe you could edit the post with some of the storyline, or
post a remix with the vocals more out front? (And if you do that, you
can blast the Heavy Six between the stanzas!)
Though, my affinity for Volume, where Metal is concerned, is found, by
some, to exceed reason And necessity. Mea Culpa.
Cooper
[ Reply to This ]