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Description:
when the Cars crash into Classical
Hardware:
Carvin DC-127, Radio Shack midi keyboardSoftware:
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drakonis
OK, so this one is going to be on the CD I order from you? Excellent! So, despite my chat-critique that the synth at the end possibly needed a little more reverb-space or softening, this is another great everlasting-head-bobber from you. Very cool piece here, and I hope that me offering critiques AFTER You have mastered the CD doesn't put you between a "rock and a hard place" :) Sounds good to me!
ttfn,
Drakonis
Studioplayer
Does have a Cars feel to it. A Carvin player. Nice!! I think this tune would sound great with some vocals. Maybe female? Keep it fun.
Fun stuff !!
Feter
Always great rock n roll sound comin along from your
guitars ...ye I agree this need a nice rockin vocal ..
but this is just fine as is ..fabulous jammin track my
friend ..thnx alot for sharin !!!!
dajama
the description - Cars crash into Classical - excellent. I do see a Cars influence, especially when the keyboards kick in. Nice guitar sound, and playing, and the bass (is it bass or keys?) and drums really drive the track along. This has a cinematic, life-affirming end of the movie kind of feel to it. I also could not stop moving my head the whole way through. Very cool. Nicely done. Peace.
lavalamp
Where are the words? It's totally open for lyrics. Nevertheless, good job.
Hope something more comes from this.
Dave
EEFliess
one eccentric lyricist w/ a voice like Benjamin Orr and Ric Ocasek :)
Vic Holman
cool tune. rockin' new wavish style. the synth lines really made the whole cars package
EEFliess
I tip my hat as best as I can with this song to Greg Hawkes as he is, by far, my all time favorite keyboardist and talk about a prolific well-rounded musician...at this present time, he makes a ukulele sing just like he did his, ahem, Car keys :)
The Cars put out some really Really REALLY good power pop songs in their day, as well as their Elektra contemporaries Shoes from Zion, Illinois.
Thanks Vic!
E
kassia
FUN FUN FUN high energy, great drums, AWESOME piano intro and as always stellar guitar work. This is fun and exciting and a new twist on lots of classic sounds. Great job on this one Eddie. Makes me smile!
EEFliess
what a difference 5 beats per minute can make...I normally do my power pop shlock rock shtick at 120 bPm, but decided to up it just a smidgen
EEFliess
I am living proof anyone can play the piano if they set their mind to it...I have NEVER had a piano lesson in my life, it's just a matter of hand-eye-brain coordination...I make no bones about it, I am not a good piano player and I cannot sing worth a poo!!
magnatone
Eddie - I just LOVE this! Such a totally catchy tune, happy happy music that makes me DANCE around my living room! This is GREAT!!
Char
Cool! Get Leon! :)
Rocha Malhada
She's so cold, I'm the bleeding volcano
Mick Jagger jams with The Cars...
cool tune, good Cars vibe.
. - Harold
musichead
I noticed the mix between the bass and guitars. Any chance of vocals on this ? its a great tune!!
EEFliess
as a matter of fact, a fellow MacJammer currently has a rough draft of lyrics I wrote for it for review and edit...
Hopefully soon, we'll hear this with vocals
rabittwhole
and a very hard place and very cool
egobandit
It sort of goes round and round I could see something fun goin on with the lyrics. Its a cool bed now get someone to hop in it and sing! :)
BossHook
rocks definitely like Cars meets the Proclaimers!