BeatlesFest - Satchwood covers Helter Skelter

Started by Satchwood, August 03, 2010, 08:08:19 PM

Satchwood

Thank you all!!  Sorry if i went a little too crazy, i hope i didn't melt your eardrums with all the distortion, and whammy activity...  

64G, LOL: yep i did sing that on the last stanza, Haa for fun!  Mr. Eagle Ears 64Guitars, sir!!  If there are such things as wizards, then you are absolutely the Wizard King!

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SE

Magic cover Tommy, metal to the max, rocked me all the way, saw McCartney do this about a month ago in Glasgow and it was a stand out. Your take in just off the planet, loved it!!!!
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Maverick31

Holy crap man! Another outstanding Beatles cover... once again, in my opinion better than the original. I love how heavy it is, and the vox is wonderful! The guitar work is something the Beatles couln't even dream of!

Alka Seltzer!! LMAO!!!!

Way to go Satchwood!!!!!!!!!
"If I can't be my own, I'd feel better dead."
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Ferryman_1957

HEAVEEEE!!!! Love it Tommy, great job all round. I thought you might do this one! Fabulous, just what this song needed. Awesome all round, not much more I can say.....

Cheers,

Nigel

Greeny

What a wild ride! This one was built for your explosive guitar skills. My eardrums are blown but there's a big smile on my face, lol. What a great take on the original. Incredible talent to the fore again.

Tangled Wires

Wild Tommy, your unbelievable skills were made for this, its an incredible cover!

I think I need a sit down now!!


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