Temple of Doom (Indiana Jones)

[StephenM]

weird... if you want more info... see the movie... I loved this movie and my oldest son Zach watched it at least a hundred times with me...when he was like 4 or 5...(questioning my parenting skills... what kind of father shows this to a 5 year old?)...

it is a great movie.. you know...g 1v1 e (good 1 on 1 against evil)...(to use soccer, er football terms)...

so this is a zoom mix... and a masterdesk via audacity master. 

les paul x2

shecter bass

tama imperialstar...

boss me-25 effects

zoom L-20...

also this was all 1 take 1st take except lead guitar i had to start over once, but I really wanted to do 1st take all the way through.

I have been working on a song to play at church called "O Come, All You Unfaithful"
I had no intentions of doing it but Melissa, our daughter,  said she was hoping I would so I frantically learned that on guitar last night... we play it saturday and I can relate because the title and the song fits me to a perfections... how does that relate to this?  I would not have gotten here with out going there first....[url="https://songcrafters.org/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;attach=195830;type=preview;file"]Temple of Doom (Indiana Jones).mp3[/url]

[Zoltan]

Just by seeing the title i knew it must be the doings of Sir Stephen! Other title that would have been a giveaway would have been Jurassic Park.

I enjoyed the ride and the occasional weirdness. The only negative here is that you're spoiling the Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade by talking about Sean Connery

A fun fact. I used to be ace at playing the Indiana Jones Temple of Doom arcade game. I got so good with it that i only needed to put one coin into the machine and then just keep on playing it until i got bored. I loved the graphics and the sounds of it.

This leads into another story (cue a few decades). I installed an early version of MAME (arcade game emulator) on my computer because i wanted to show the game to my son. Unfortunately that program managed to FRY my graphics card (?). The silver lining is that i just about managed to show the game before the graphics card got fried. And no... I didn't eat it. Thanks for asking.

[BerryPatch]

Great song, I remember watching this a whole bunch as well when I was young. I love the heavy sound of those drums (and cowbell!). Awesome guitar and really cool bass (it's really movin' and groovin'!). Excellent Stephen

[Bluesberry]

Krazy kool stuff........loved the Indy Jones movies......that was such fun stuff...they can't make movies like that anymore...not allowed to...Harrison Ford, what a cool dude.....

[Ron D Bowes]

Interesting inspiration for a slice of the bizarre. I think Captain Beefheart spirit is still alive!

[SE]

Cool guitars and bass and then the vocal crazy but cool, imaginative, loved fuck you maharaja!

[DarrenG / The Devil's Toupee]

Haha. I love that Sean cannery impression at the beginning.
Crazy but great as usual.
I actually watched some of the indiana Jones films over Christmas.
Did you see the new film? Its quite good. Can't believe he's 81 now

[StephenM]

Haha. I love that Sean cannery impression at the beginning.
Crazy but great as usual.
I actually watched some of the indiana Jones films over Christmas.
Did you see the new film? Its quite good. Can't believe he's 81 now

haven't got to yet but I am looking forward to it... yeah... Harrison Ford has had an amazing career... one of my favorites.

[Trist]

very unique and almost psychadelic track . hopefully we all agree here there is only 3 indie movies 1-3 thelast one was a abomination. cool lead guitar on this,the track is wild