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Description:
another pure long distance collab from faelin and the r.A.d. project. turn your speakers up.
Lyrics:
words and music
Faelin. 2007.
You don’t care how it feels
You don’t care what’s at stake
You just need me to take your blame
You just need me to save your face
You don’t know what’s for real.
I’m cracking through your fault lines
I’m cutting through your lifeline.
You can’t blame me
You can’t break me
You don’t know me
You won’t deface me
I don’t care how you feel
I don’t care about your claims
you prey on people like a meal
my life is not for you to steal
you don’t know what’s for real
you think you’ve got it made
but I don’t need to play your games
before you lay waste to your name
you need to count the cost you’ll pay
you can't tell me you're real
you can't tell me how to feel
You can’t blame me
You can’t break me
You don’t know me
You won’t deface me
solo
You can’t blame me
You can’t break me
You don’t know me
You won’t deface me
Hardware:
Allen Dean; podxt set to zakk wylde tone, ibanez grx20l with jeff beck tail pickup, and duncan jazz neck pickup, ibanez weeping demon wah pedal set to bass wah for main body solos, and set to standard wah for actual solo section, mxl990 vocal mic.
Jason used: Ibanez GAX 70 with DiMarzio Tone Zone (Bridge) and AirZone (Neck). The pickup position was in the middle. Yahama MAgicStomp II with a setting based on Dimebag's sound, slightly modified to taste and called "Lethal"... cuz it is! The Rhythm guitar is straight it! No additives or preservatives from GB3 unless Allen used some during mixing. Pretty straight forward recording.
Software:
garageband 3, drums on demand
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i am... &mdash 06/06/07 - 11:33:47 PM
... again honored to have you add your talents to this project, thank you!
you push me to do what i have never attempted! i am a better musician for that.
....now i need a bat and something to hit!!! this kicks ASS!!! [ Reply to This ]
oh &mdash 06/06/07 - 11:39:27 PM
i forgot to add some important things....
Allen Dean, lead and backing vocals, lead guitar.
Jason W. rhythm guitar, bass, drums
all lyrics by Faelin
written and arranged by Montgomery California
recorded at faelin's living room studios, Montgomery, AL, and at R.a.D. project studios, Sacramento, California
mixed and mastered at R.a.D. project studios, by Allen Dean
this song will be availbale for download for a limited time only.
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Another rocking song from Allen and Jason. &mdash 06/07/07 - 12:41:52 AM
The rhythm guitar riff sounds like two or three of Allen's songs, but it's Jason playing. Hmm. Jason I think Allen has been influencing you big time. You're getting much better. I think Allen must have secretly replaced all of your guitar parts with his own, lol.
Lyrically this song makes me think of my shop's daytime supervisor, who was the reason I volunteered (and fortunately was accepted) for night shift. He's one of those assholes who just wants to f*** with me and make my life hell, but I'm learning to completely avoid him so he can't bother me. But my rage is still there every time I think about him. [ Reply to This ]
thanks... i think :) &mdash 06/07/07 - 04:14:20 PM
it's really just my "growl-on" song. i did re-record it adding a light-pinch to a few notes and adding a new bridge and shuffling around the old bridge. But the guitar and setting I used are the same.
but to have some say that my playing sounds like Allen's is alway a compliment. And, yes, Allen has been a HUGE influence on me. Mostly in that I send him something and he'll say "add this" or "adjust that". the biggest part is in the drums. He really challenges me there. I spent 10 HOURS on these drums. I think he is making me obsessive!
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Learn, Love, Grow... that's all one can do. [ Reply to This ]
nice &mdash 06/07/07 - 11:57:45 AM
yes &mdash 06/07/07 - 04:01:22 PM
I really like this song. I just didnt care for the layered singing at times.
The guitar work is great.. so is the bass!!! I think this song would sound great with one singer..This is just a personal reason I think..but all in all a great tune.!! Like the mix !! [ Reply to This ]
Sounds awesome dudes!!! &mdash 06/07/07 - 08:17:37 PM
You guys blow me away. This is sensational. Excellent playing all around. I have never been much of a rock guitarist and when I hear such talented playing I am full of admiration..... ok envy as well. Singing is out of this world. Great song .... the melody is perfect!!!! Well done! [ Reply to This ]
admiration? &mdash 06/07/07 - 08:37:39 PM
why thank you! wow! i think, though, that the admiration is ours for your playing, my friend.
very humbling compliment, thank you, sir!
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Learn, Love, Grow... that's all one can do. [ Reply to This ]
you are very kind, my brother &mdash 06/07/07 - 09:47:58 PM
you know, it humbles me to think that there are some serious musicians on this site, with varied and differing levels of experience, musical tastes, styles, and talent. yet, it seems, for all that, there is some serious comraderie amongst the vast majority on this site.. i for one think your playing is stellar, and if i had the time and the inclination, i would strive to play very much like you. thank you for the kind words, encouragements, and all the rest...
Allen Dean, the montgomery radfornia project [ Reply to This ]
Most impressive guys! &mdash 06/08/07 - 12:04:20 PM
The vocals remind me of "Again" by alice in chains, perhaps it's the harmonies? This is quite different then what I've been hearing from the main stream as well. Uniqueness is a wondrous feet to accomplish in this day and age. You all demonstrate vast talent and blend well together. Thanks for sharing. [ Reply to This ]
yeah, layne........ &mdash 06/08/07 - 01:29:39 PM
when i did the vocals and lead guitar for jason's song, i tried to give it that seattle rock sound. i used heavy dirty tones, my jazz neck position pickup, and a bass wah for the main body solos. then my jeff beck tail pickup and a standard wah for the main lead. the vocals were an homage to the staley/ cantrell sound, using 3 part off key harmonies with a dirty lead track. thanks for coming by and having a headbang with us!! [ Reply to This ]
Honestly... &mdash 06/11/07 - 11:43:01 AM
...I am no fan of the genre. Nevertheless, this is pretty good stuff. I'm especially impressed by the vocal harmonies. Great sound on that bass and the lead soloing is over the top. Way to go guys!
Be well! [ Reply to This ]
thak you sir amagi! &mdash 06/11/07 - 09:51:22 PM
the vocals and lead are compliments of Allen. he really dug into the "seattle sound" to give this song some much needed dirtiness!
the bass is (shh... don't tell) just a cleverly strung together series of heavily cut up loops. they took me quite a while to program just right, then a bit longer to add effects and stuff to give a "grind" quality. i think it gives a nice balance to the brutality of the rhythm guitar and dirty whammy filled lead stuff.
thanks for listening and stepping away from your "comfort zone".
we'll make a "metal head" of you yet!
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Learn, Love, Grow... that's all one can do. [ Reply to This ]
Hey! &mdash 06/13/07 - 04:18:18 PM
Kudos on splicing and tweaking the bass-loops. You had me fooled! But you're gonna have to break down and shell out the dough for a real bass Jason. You'll be much happier afterwards (although a tad broker!).
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"We are put upon this earth a little space that we might learn to bear the beams of love." (William Blake) [ Reply to This ]
Hey! &mdash 06/13/07 - 04:18:25 PM
Kudos on splicing and tweaking the bass-loops. You had me fooled! But you're gonna have to break down and shell out the dough for a real bass Jason. You'll be much happier afterwards (although a tad broker!).
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"We are put upon this earth a little space that we might learn to bear the beams of love." (William Blake) [ Reply to This ]
very nice &mdash 06/12/07 - 03:33:39 PM
I like it.. sounds like Layne Staley.. very nice vox.. the music is nice... loving it [ Reply to This ]
Great! &mdash 06/18/07 - 05:40:19 PM
Guitar tone could use a little tweaking but its good. The vocal doubling is exceptional! I really like it! [ Reply to This ]
wow &mdash 10/08/07 - 08:56:48 AM
The opening vocal line is sooo freakin' killer in a layered Layne Staley type of way. Allen, you are showing a lot of different influences on the vocals. It's weird because it doesn't all work for me (the Sebby Bach parts), but the parts that do are just friggin' killer. KILLER.
Just a fun song overall with a lot of energy and some catchy changes.
Mason [ Reply to This ]
cool ass tune &mdash 01/22/08 - 11:36:02 AM
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you push me to do what i have never attempted! i am a better musician for that.
....now i need a bat and something to hit!!! this kicks ASS!!!
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