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Original Songs / Re: Follow the Money (The Dev...
Last post by StephenM - Today at 03:41:04 PMRepeat...REPEAT...Repeat...REPEATRepeat...REPEAT.....
Awesome stuff DG and Keith did...i bloody LOVE this!
This is great music. That bottom is asglorious as a bikini model who forgot part if the clothing!
The little bass disco walkup remin of pink floyd.
Vocals perfect for this! Super!
Guitars sound great.. as per usual a great mix..
Yeah people like to be played.
Awesome stuff DG and Keith did...i bloody LOVE this!
This is great music. That bottom is asglorious as a bikini model who forgot part if the clothing!
The little bass disco walkup remin of pink floyd.
Vocals perfect for this! Super!
Guitars sound great.. as per usual a great mix..
Yeah people like to be played.
#2
General Discussion / Re: Public service announcemen...
Last post by SteveB - Today at 03:33:56 PMHad umpteen gtrs over the last half-century, but this is still by-far my favourite: Squier Strat in Lake Placid Blue (Sparkle, I think was also designated, though could be wrong). It lives somewhere in someone else's hands via burglary and the underworld. I'm not vindictive, and I hope the subsequent owners since me (I bought it new), have had hours of pleasure playing it. However, if the internal electrics took a nasty jolt while the guitar was being illegally removed from my gaff, and have provided intermittent mild electric shocks since being stolen, I will gleefully admit to laugh-my-tits-off at the thought. And yeah, the squire/Squier misname makes regular appearances even on the 'Squier Strat' Forum. Odd. 
ETA: It is a camera-lens mark at around the 5th fret - not a scuffed fretboard.
ETA: It is a camera-lens mark at around the 5th fret - not a scuffed fretboard.
#3
Original Songs / Re: Loose Change (loose and lo...
Last post by StephenM - Today at 03:27:10 PMDamn right... a righteous jam! The skins sound good too.... this musta been a blast.
I have been transported to early 70s wild party. Glad you posted.
I have been transported to early 70s wild party. Glad you posted.
#4
Original Songs / Re: Please Don't Go - a Tworeg...
Last post by Ray Brookes - Today at 01:25:09 PMGreat collab on this track. Production is first lass, Paul and those strings work so well. Trevor's vocal is perfectly suited to this slow blues kinda number and your guitar work is stunning.
#5
Original Songs / Re: The quiet man
Last post by Ray Brookes - Today at 01:20:18 PMExcellent production here, Kenny and great lyrics. That chorus works so well and the vocal work is performed brilliantly. Then that guitar that enters around the three minute mark is stellar ... smoking hot playing.
#6
Original Songs / Re: Follow the Money (The Dev...
Last post by Ray Brookes - Today at 01:13:52 PMCool song, Darren and so well produced as always. Love all that guitar work going on along with that driving beat. Keith's vocals are great with a cool sinister vibe conducive with the lyrical content.
I agree with you about all this climate bollocks. I think it's all a load of crap perpetrated by certain authorities to glean more money out of us and keep us miserable. Then we have that female goblin running around trying to 'save' the world. They had a big summit a while ago where all the world leaders got together to discuss the impact of climate change on the environment and how to reduce carbon emissions; they all turned up in their own private jets!
I agree with you about all this climate bollocks. I think it's all a load of crap perpetrated by certain authorities to glean more money out of us and keep us miserable. Then we have that female goblin running around trying to 'save' the world. They had a big summit a while ago where all the world leaders got together to discuss the impact of climate change on the environment and how to reduce carbon emissions; they all turned up in their own private jets!
#8
Original Songs / Re: A Good Guy In The Movies
Last post by Ted - Today at 11:25:50 AMThis reminds me of one of those "prog artist tries pop" outings from the late 80's – a catchy and accessible song that can't help from tipping its hand; showing it's sophistication. As if to say, "I can hardly restrain myself." And then the guitar solo give up the game. Good work, Ray!
#9
Original Songs / Re: The flea circus
Last post by funkyaxe - Today at 10:57:45 AMHere is an improved version of this song. I've increased the guitar volume so hopefully, it will be a better mix.
#10
Original Songs / Loose Change (loose and lo-fi ...
Last post by BerryPatch - Today at 08:59:49 AMI recorded this yesterday on my phone when I had some friends over and thought "what the hell, I'll just give er an upload!" 
My friend Jacob was playing around with the electric drums, keeping damn pretty good time for a guy who only plays guitar
. John just got his larger Marshall amp back and he's playing his Gibson SG through it doing some bluesy leads. And me? I'm playing my new Rickenbacker 4003S through my Fender Rumble. Not the best sound quality but it'll do...
My friend Jacob was playing around with the electric drums, keeping damn pretty good time for a guy who only plays guitar
. John just got his larger Marshall amp back and he's playing his Gibson SG through it doing some bluesy leads. And me? I'm playing my new Rickenbacker 4003S through my Fender Rumble. Not the best sound quality but it'll do...