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This is a spaghetti western psych song. Much of it was improvised (towards the end), and comes precariously close to falling apart, but we held it together. Didn't dare do a second take, so I threw on some vocals, the spaghetti western guitar, acoustic guitar, and a synth overdub. The synth track on this one gets sick at parts. The Roland SH101 is a truly amazing beast. If you see one, buy it at any price. Seriously. Wish I could find a soft synth that would do this stuff.
Picture Nick Cave jamming with Pink Floyd on the set of an italian western. Like a lot of my psych songs, this one is long (about 5 mins.), but it's not a droney number. This is the last song that I recorded on pro-tools with my buddies.
Picture Nick Cave jamming with Pink Floyd on the set of an italian western. Like a lot of my psych songs, this one is long (about 5 mins.), but it's not a droney number. This is the last song that I recorded on pro-tools with my buddies.
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cjdaley
DO i hurt you by saying that the voice somewhat reminds me of Kid A Radiohead singing over a Comets on Fire echoplex. But down with comparisons! I like the way the songs builds up in very dramatic way. fav'd and DL'd.