Don't drink alone....

Howard2k

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tune-up contest entry.
Simple jam with some lightheated spoken vocal overlays. Also my first "real" completed tune (newbie alert).

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Song Stats

Hits: 1453
Comments: 7
Fans: 3
Plays: 168
Downloads: 58
Votes: 9
Uploaded: Mar 20, 2005 - 12:14:12 PM
Last Updated: Mar 20, 2005 - 11:21:37 AM Last Played: Jun 19, 2008 - 08:49:58 PM

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Hardware:

Mac Mini

Software:

GarageBand 2

Comments

Chris Biscuits	Chris Biscuits said 1711 days ago (March 21st, 2005)
	Wow! I love this song.

TobinMueller

TobinMueller said 1710 days ago (March 22nd, 2005)

Cool audio concept
This is a very cool sound. Aside from capturing a very cool
mood and feel, it seemed like only half a song idea, tho.
Like a really cool concept waiting to be fleshed out. (The
guitar amp line noise on your vocal track, do you know
where it is coming from? Kind of made for an interesting
effect.) I thought the little dance break part was not as
compelling as the rest. I really liked your casual spoken
performance.

Check out my latest song called Forge A New Life (MJRF)

	Skore said 1707 days ago (March 25th, 2005)
	Almost works. Just needs 1 more loop. Something to break it up a bit, but keep it the same. pretty cool tune dude!

	Howard2k said 1701 days ago (March 30th, 2005)
	Thanks Thanks for the feedback... I agree - I was dubious about that little "break" towards the end but felt that SOMETHING was needed. Just nothing else really jumped out at me and asked to be included. I'll leave it as is for the contest and perhaps change it a little after. Thanks again for the feedback. Check out my latest song called Don't drink alone....

	said 1698 days ago (April 3rd, 2005)
	Very Interesting Production Edgy, severe use of stereo - I like this. You might want to add something like amp feedback on top of the dance break. You can also add a little amusing ambiguity at the end by repeating "next time" at the end of your lyric recitation. ;)

TennesseeVic	TennesseeVic said 1686 days ago (April 15th, 2005)
	Lola? Is that you? Fun tune. Nice way of breaking up the repetition with those spoken sections. When you introduced that lead line towards the end I thought you would make something more of it. Unfortunately then you went back to just the Rhodes riff. This really calls for some crazy solo over the fadeout. Check out my latest song called Tecmo Superbowl 2009 w/ Dead End (MJRF 2004)

Epileptic Gibbon	Epileptic Gibbon said 1565 days ago (August 14th, 2005)
	Can't believe this isn't rated more highly Really like this… heard it on a podcast show. Very compelling tune. Maybe it could do with a little something extra but I like it as it is. Sorted! Check out my latest song called Fiddler Off the Roof w/Komrade K & Caroline

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