Liking this one a lot, that falsetto vocal is something else and a nice contrast to bring in the different vocal halfway in. Guitar work is melodic as he and gives the song a wonderful energy and drive
Love it. My band (circa 1981) used to cover Sombre Reptiles, but for some reason it never occurred to me that other Eno could be too. I shared this with some other friends.
2010
or... dig this, why not try a sensual massage from a manatee masseuse?
It's a fun, sexy time at the endless seafood buffet!
The little intro ballad here was inspired by the overly sentimental, 80's synth-cheese soundtrack to Wong…
2010
or... dig this, why not try a sensual massage from a manatee masseuse?
It's a fun, sexy time at the endless seafood buffet!
The little intro ballad here was inspired by the overly sentimental, 80's synth-cheese soundtrack to Wong…
2010
Depeche Mode lite
I was going to hire Meatloaf for the ending but it turns out he will NOT work for pancakes... which is what I had heard.
This is one of the prime examples of (early on) being WAY more ambitious than what my ability…
but the girls is around
...
Now you're back in town and you claim that you followed the seam fingertips tight on the dream and slapped with some mission of peace but the girls is around with that hip modern remakin' sound yeah you stole it…
but the girls is around
...
Now you're back in town and you claim that you followed the seam fingertips tight on the dream and slapped with some mission of peace but the girls is around with that hip modern remakin' sound yeah you stole it…
Well, it IS!
lyrics for my Italian friends:
We're gonna be there in your wake
mending the seams when they start to break
make you do what you said that you would
and other words that rhyme with good
once so close why let it go, baby…
Reg has re-leaved his inner thespian tonight in another reading........... this time........... The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge...Done in one take mistakes and all ......he hadn't come across this one since his school…
What's rock and roll without a yee-haw or war-whoop before a solo?
This ragged piece of something or other came from a riff I had laying around for a couple of years. I pieced it together kind of last minute for RPM 2006. It's not bad, a lot…
This one is a personal favorite of mine, though it got savaged on Garageband.com. Ah well...
It has a lot of parts, lots of gtrs, and boatloads of harmonies. Actually, one guy on Garageband loved it. Maybe some day I will buy him a drink.
Listen…
Digging this one a lot too. Only you can know what you like to play, but I think your niche may be the psychedelic tinged material, your voice suits it very well and reminds me of post-punk and new wave like Wire, Stranglers, XTC etc. Good work.
P.S. most of the people at Garageband are tone deaf.
Turn this one up REALLY FREAKING LOUD!
Written, recorded and polished off in about 45 minutes or so. Clearly my British influence shines forth in this one, right down to the SG through a Vox amp tones and backward riffs here and there. (and…
She hangs a little garden
so everyone can fit in her yard
when it's time to take tea
fills it up when they're walking about
they really knew how to twist and shout
and they're always going back that way again
rents a flat with his sister…
Thanks again, tworegs. I really didn't care for this song all that much at first, but I guess there's something to it. I'll have to go back and listen to everything with a fresh ear once I'm finished.
She hangs a little garden
so everyone can fit in her yard
when it's time to take tea
fills it up when they're walking about
they really knew how to twist and shout
and they're always going back that way again
rents a flat with his sister…
The Sailor gets a part time job in late-nite data entry-ing now that the offworld fishing industry is on the fritz...
how could I ever leave my poor little scuttlebug
so careless and free, she's my little scuttlebug
when the lights turning…
Comments on Brett Warren's stuff
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Thanks, Tangled Wires, very kind. Thanks, guest :)
Liking this one a lot, that falsetto vocal is something else and a nice contrast to bring in the different vocal halfway in. Guitar work is melodic as he and gives the song a wonderful energy and drive
Love it. My band (circa 1981) used to cover Sombre Reptiles, but for some reason it never occurred to me that other Eno could be too. I shared this with some other friends.
Hey, thanks for listening Tipu, glad ya enjoyed the stuff. Thanks too, guest.
hahaha
I really like how the beats hit deep and the synth growls. And the singing is excellent!
instant love. those clean shimmery guitars and the percussion in the back! the influence shines through!
Wow this is some great stuff! Glad I found you!
Damn I really dig this! Sounds good!
Thanks, James.
Reminds me, right ff, of 50's tv music. Those great vocals again.
Love the vocal sound.
thanks mang
Love this song Brett
Nice!
heeyy thanks, guest and Acorner. gladjalikeit
this is more then music it is magickal :)
Great sound. Nice one.
Hey, thanks for all the comments, acl. Glad you enjoy the music.
Comments made by Brett Warren
beautiful
thas what I'm sayn
thank you very much
yeah! thanks mang.
you're welcome! ha
howdy
thanks cap
thanks, D!
thank you sir
Hi Steffen, thanks for all the comments!
this is the yarest thing I've ever heard.
Again, excellent.
Digging this one a lot too. Only you can know what you like to play, but I think your niche may be the psychedelic tinged material, your voice suits it very well and reminds me of post-punk and new wave like Wire, Stranglers, XTC etc. Good work. P.S. most of the people at Garageband are tone deaf.
very cool, I like this one a lot. Feels natural and carefree but still rocks.
Thanks again, tworegs. I really didn't care for this song all that much at first, but I guess there's something to it. I'll have to go back and listen to everything with a fresh ear once I'm finished.
Thanks, Gary!
hey, glad you enjoyed it, Terry.
Thank you very much, Mike!
thanks wolf... and thanks route 19 (totally missed your last comment there).
Thanks, Keith!