This is the first of 5-6 weekends I've actually been home. I've lurked a bit with a wireless device, but it's nice to sit back with my feet on the desk for a few minutes.
My last post was an improvised guitar and percussion jam I then overdubbed some bass over. This is from the same "session." I got together with a guy about 5-6 years ago who had one of those Roland Octapads(?). We jammed for a bit, and then (after he left), I made a couple passes with bass, the envelope-filter tone, and the Satriani-tone toward the end.
I didn't think anything else from those jams was salvageable, but I heavily edited this to try and make it listenable.
Peace.
Blooby
heavily edited or not, this is an excellent jam session.
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good to hear you again Blooby! very cool...the percussion sounds amazing...love the melody that starts up around 1:45...guitars are great...awesome!
This is extremely good Blooby!! You know by now i love this kinda stuff. Pure instrumental joy and bliss.
Great effect choices and smooth licks!!!
Slavageable , yes I thinks so!!, love the wah,wah guitar and the indian drums are cool too, so love this vibe just relaxing with the odd glass of the red grape and this is magic.
Fantastic, and recorded on a "stand-alone" machine too, sounds deadly man.
"Salvaged?" erm.. i liked it whatever you did to get it here. Some really tasty guitar lines in there.
Totally enthrallled. You rock guys! locked it all!!
PJ
Great tone and an enjoyable listen,very remenisent of the god Satriani,no mean feat :)
Very relaxing and comfortable listening. That guitar work is brilliant!! I like the percussion, too!
Kari
Very Cool listen Love that Wahh!!!
JIM
I've just played this three times in a row which is something I don't remember doing before, twice but never three. It sounds so simple but I suspect it took a lot of work to get to supurb level of creation. Loving it.............Willie
A fun listen and a wonderful jam! Love the intracacies of the hand-played percussion and the guitar playing and tone. Lots of inventive stuff going on here as well as a high level of musicianship. And that clarity of the production doesn't happen by accident.
Would I be nuts if said this reminded me Dixie Dregs? Maybe Brand X?
It's bringing back a flavor of some group I haven't heard in years, and I can't put my finger on it.
I was listening to this in the background, thinking that it must be either a cover of some half-remembered song, and if not that it must be Blooby.
It's fantastic.
I was listening to Mickey Hart's Planet Drum album the other day (I think he did it in '91 or so), and I was thinking of laying down some banjo improv to it. This reminds me of the sound I would be going for.
Your lead guitar is electrifying - reminds me of Santa, early '80s Garcia ... I like the bass that swoops in and out, too. An intense listen.
Quote from: Ted on December 07, 2010, 10:16:33 PMWould I be nuts if said this reminded me Dixie Dregs? Maybe Brand X?
It's bringing back a flavor of some group I haven't heard in years, and I can't put my finger on it.
I was listening to this in the background, thinking that it must be either a cover of some half-remembered song, and if not that it must be Blooby.
It's fantastic.
Brand X, whew, that's a flash from the past. One Brand X drummer was actually Phil Collins
Love it !!!!!!!!!!!!
Man I'd love to come over and listen to one of your jams live !!!!
Quote from: Ted on December 07, 2010, 10:16:33 PMWould I be nuts if said this reminded me Dixie Dregs?
NO!
ooh! i missed this, very zappaesque is that a word? noticed spiders hovering round jams, said jams are on my mbr for when i get drunk.
OTD Bump, Another I have missed,
Some beautiful guitar work here.
Well done.
Alex.