CJ, Glad to hear that this is the last of the TGFT Monggz series. I have a bootleg of the original release and it's been great comparing your reworked versions. Of all the songgz on the cd, this one has the most surprizing vocal treatment. I think it's well done and blends nicely with the beefy bass line and a more distant guitar placement. Same great guitar sound, just half the calories. Don't be embarrassed that the Monggz have a soft side. Just put down that Chardonnay, grab your guitar and stomp your RAT pedal with those fuzzy slippers of yours. This is a really good strong element of this series of songgz. Thanks for sharing. Sissy.

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I DO have fuzzy slippers, as a matter of fact. "The fuzzy slippers": wouldn't that be a great name for a band ?

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If we assume that the guitar and drums are where they should be, then the bass is simply too loud. Also, may I remark that the bass doesn't actually have a lot of bass in it?

I like the guitar and drum part, a very solid grooving basis, and the vocals are fine too, but that bass is really annoying! Take it down an octave and a couple db?

Victor.

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The problem is the bass is carrying much of the melody. So it's got to be heard loud enough. I tried most of the amps simulation settings and it always was either too little or to much. Maybe I should change the mix altogether.

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Sisyphus was a rolling stone

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