Feel The Fire (final mix)

[Gnasty]

Very cool beginning to this song and very soothing altogether. Pink Floydish to me. Great job!

[Tony W]

I was grooving with an instrumental, laid back, eyes closed and digging it. When the vox came in... it was fantastic. What a great song. If you got tips from Nigel and hoop, you better be proud. They are a pair of our top producers.

This is loaded with skill man.

[Gary F]

 Thanks guys for such kind words!!!! They really mean a lot to me !!!!!
 T ,the swells come from just hitting the note with the volume down and then turning it up.
I did not use a volume pedal, just did it "old school "!
                 
                  Thanks for your time and comments!!!!!
                     
                             Gary

[SwanSong]

HI there
Nice song . and good mix. very mellow tune. and smooth. enjoyed listening
thumbs up from me ..take care Nel

[lexman]

Nice warm song, easy listening. 
But reading the title of it I expected something completely different.
Nevertheless a great composition.
 

[SteveB]

GYF - This is a very catchy song indeed, and well worth a couple of listens. The playing & Vox are top-O, and the production is very creditable. Now, maybe it's the less-than-perfect equipment I'm listening on that does the overall work a disservice, but the panning for me was a little too extreme. Also I would lower the Vox more into the mix, and I would bring that beautiful distorted guitar more to the centre. These are of course personal quibbles, and should not detract from the sense of a very worthwhile achievement. Well done.

[T.C. Elliott]

I really enjoy this song. It's very good. I agree that the distorted guitar was excellent and should be more center. I didn't notice the vox being too loud in the mix until it was mentioned.
This is a good one.

[Oldrottenhead]

lush

[SwanSong]

Nice smooth sound. guitars are like dolphins talking to each other
is the effect i felt. but yet bluesy..very nice song. liked it a bunch!
Neil . keep on rocking

[OsCKilO]

the swells come from just hitting the note with the volume down and then turning it up.
I did not use a volume pedal, just did it "old school "!
                 

I'm gonna Try that....


Cool!