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Keywords:
rock (1080), guitar (858), guitar solo (110), loud (54)
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Description ... description ... we don't need no stinkin' description!
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Boy oh Boy &mdash 07/13/07 - 11:02:37 PM
This is heavy and screams!
A bit like something from Edgar Winters "They Only Come Out at Night"
Excellent rockin' piece! [ Reply to This ]
Thanks for the visit &mdash 07/14/07 - 12:24:55 AM
glad you stopped by. and thanks for adding my song to your favs list. truly appreciated. [ Reply to This ]
everything here &mdash 07/14/07 - 05:15:38 AM
Rocks... and fits together so well. What a busy City! LOL Great guitar, bass and drums work so well, very descriptive, M [ Reply to This ]
Thanks for the visit &mdash 07/14/07 - 09:01:44 AM
and thanks for the kind words about the song. Rockin' was what it was all about. [ Reply to This ]
Stomping &mdash 07/14/07 - 09:26:16 AM
Very cool work on the guitar solo. Your drum work is flawless. Great energetic sound. Thanks for sharing. [ Reply to This ]
thanks so much &mdash 07/14/07 - 01:44:10 PM
wanted to try to produce a real screamer and I'm glad you think I succeeded. [ Reply to This ]
N R G &mdash 07/14/07 - 11:44:26 AM
a nice tight weave of bass and drums
the changes work great
how'd you do that guitar? it's perfect
i really like how you ride that bass all the way to the bottom - cool effect
*whew*
thanks [ Reply to This ]
Thanks, Smoke &mdash 07/14/07 - 02:00:18 PM
I.m glad you liked this. The bass run down is one of my favorite parts too 'cause it allows lets me set-up the listener so I can him over the head with the snare drum. ;) [ Reply to This ]
Solid Rockin'.. &mdash 07/14/07 - 12:02:38 PM
tune - love everything about this song - great groove -great sounds - love those 'scale descensions' throughout the song - wouldn't change a thing about it - two thumbs up - is that Columbus Ohio in the pic?
Blessings, [ Reply to This ]
'Preciate it &mdash 07/14/07 - 02:07:06 PM
No it's the big apple. They jaywalk in NYC almost as much as they do in Columbus!
Glad you liked the guitar work. It's all done with smoke and mirrors. ;) [ Reply to This ]
Rocker &mdash 07/14/07 - 02:50:17 PM
The guitar sounds great. The bass line runs on and on, too repetitive.
The drums were cool except too much snare in a few places. Some tom-tom work would of been nice. Sorry I'm a drummer. All in all I liked it. [ Reply to This ]
Thanks &mdash 07/14/07 - 05:19:02 PM
I appreciate the comments and the critique. Sometimes working with loops you sort of have to take what you can get or what you can slice and dice ... so it was with the drums. On this piece I really wanted that repetitive bass line so I did not rewrite the line as I often too in many songs ... a pulse is constant and the bass line represents the pulse in the song.
Thanks for taking such a close listen to the piece. Any opinion is always appreciated. [ Reply to This ]
Fantastic &mdash 07/15/07 - 05:52:14 PM
guitar, drums and EVERYTHING. Absolutely love this. Thanks.
Cheers
Len
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Thanks for the visit &mdash 07/15/07 - 11:31:42 PM
I thank you for lending me your ears for a few minutes. And I thank you for adding this song to your favs list. [ Reply to This ]
but bill &mdash 07/17/07 - 05:24:38 PM
i LIKE your descriptions!
altho, true to your word, no stinkin description is necessary to understand what's goin on here - GAWD am i glad i live in the boonies! all your works are so varied - do you have a mood in mind when you choose your loops, or do the loops choose you? that last insanely furious and frenetic flurry was the icing on a very delicious cake. you, sir, are an excellent chef of all things sonic. enjoyed this one - anne [ Reply to This ]
Choosing loops &mdash 07/18/07 - 09:07:35 AM
Sometimes I set out to try to create a certain mood or feel but more often I start with trying to find a good "groove" with the rhythm tracks. When something I come up with matches my mood of the moment, I run with it. The basic tracks suggest to me where I want to take the rest of the song and what the mood of the song should be. I then work toward that goal. [ Reply to This ]
Vital Signs... &mdash 07/19/07 - 06:53:31 PM
For what it is, this is very well done. Yes, it lacks the unpredictability and improvisations of live players, but what you've used and fused in this piece is a vital Rock 'n Roller Coaster of pace and drive.
Hang On, Sloopy... the Heart of Rock & Roll is still beating. ;)
Joe [ Reply to This ]
Thanks for the visit &mdash 07/20/07 - 09:29:24 AM
I appreciate the comments. It is easier to come up with dance or trance music when working with loops because a lot of it is "machine made" and a lot of pop music of today has less "life" than this song has (IMHO), but it is tough to cross the river of realism when looping. I may have made it about half way there. I thank you for taking the time to listen and comment. [ Reply to This ]
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A bit like something from Edgar Winters "They Only Come Out at Night"
Excellent rockin' piece!
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