In 1987, John and Paul conducted a one-off experiment. They recorded these songs in Paul's home studio. John provided vocals and wrote the lyrics. Paul handled the drum programming, synths, guitar, and bass. Influences include gothic, post-underground…
Another great tune from good ol' Brian.
Original guitarist Keith is back to sprinkle a little magic on this song, upping the quality to levels that go beyond great...well past my own usual half-assed efforts. It won't be long before they kick…
raw and hungry sounding.... love the jangle guitar... nice bass lines for sure... and the rat a tat tat drums always work so nice for me.
lead ties in real nice...
vocally remin of a younger Neil Young... or maybe a bit like REM I like it
more satire. I like the mix of the crazy analog synth (Behringer Poly D) against that aggressive guitar. The bass kind of makes this flow along (Shecter Omen direct to record, no effects). Tama drums. Gamma amp with Boss ME-25 feeding it…
This song was inspired by t.v. commercials featuring actor William Devane, who has spent the last few years trying to convince Americans to buy gold.
Lyrics-
The lonely days of summer made me think of you
And I remember good times we have…
tools used: Behringer Poly D Analog Synth, Tama Imperialstar drums, Boss ME-25 guitar processor, Harley Benton PRS copy, Shecter Omen bass, bandlab, audacity, zoom-L-20
a satire of sorts of the planet that we live on, operate in, associate with…
I like your guitar work and mixing. Not just in this song. You commented on one of my songs (I should Have Known the Snow Wasn’t Over) and liked the guitar work. So I figured you would have good guitar licks and more. So I checked and I was pleased to hear your work. Sounds really good. I have a Schecter Bass on mine as well.
first “actual” song im posting here. made over the span of like a week. yes, i know my vocals are terrible, no need to remind me. i cant figure out my vocaloid substitute and im too embarrassed with my lyrics to ask someone else to sing them so…
don't ever be embarassed about your music... it should inspire you... but I do understand... I actually enjoyed this... the intro was not exactly a great idea of what the song would become.. the song has some 70's prog concepts with a more modern tech sound. Vocally and with practice mixing and recording you will figure that out... it takes time... I love the crazy keyboard stuff though and the song is interesting to me.
Track 8 for Nuclear Outcasts, originally released in 2011, now with a remaster.
Let's be honest, the album is overall a bit naïve, not much can be done there, so this time around I wanted to deprioritize painful kind of naïve elements, and…
@StephenMoore glad you liked a few of the songs, even though you yourself lean more toward the ostensibly Zappaesque. It means a lot to me <3
I have to disclose something: that's no organ. It's the vocals band of the original audio with noise reduction set to remove sounds that aren't strictly noise, plus a very long delay, plus a helluva lot of distortion, plus overlaying with the same audio pitched down by an octave. I wanted to get a simple echo effect on the vocals to make the music hazier, but the result came out bit trippier, which I don't mind :p Hope that didn't ruin the fun for you, though
narrow...with a big wide sound... prophets against profits....
some "prophets" are in it for the profits. but this sounds like a great acoustic alchemy!
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Sorry for your loss a great song though
There was a review in the IJmuider Courant that said I was the George Michael of IJmuiden. Great, isn't it? We talk about 1987.
Sounds great even after almost 40 years!
raw and hungry sounding.... love the jangle guitar... nice bass lines for sure... and the rat a tat tat drums always work so nice for me. lead ties in real nice... vocally remin of a younger Neil Young... or maybe a bit like REM I like it
Satire? You? This is hilarious!😃
Wow....what a well-orchestrated track. Well done!
Oh yeah....that's a nice groove.
Judge passed away on April 9th, 2026. This was recorded on February 28th, 2022
Good vocal harmonies!
I like your guitar work and mixing. Not just in this song. You commented on one of my songs (I should Have Known the Snow Wasn’t Over) and liked the guitar work. So I figured you would have good guitar licks and more. So I checked and I was pleased to hear your work. Sounds really good. I have a Schecter Bass on mine as well.
don't ever be embarassed about your music... it should inspire you... but I do understand... I actually enjoyed this... the intro was not exactly a great idea of what the song would become.. the song has some 70's prog concepts with a more modern tech sound. Vocally and with practice mixing and recording you will figure that out... it takes time... I love the crazy keyboard stuff though and the song is interesting to me.
love that intro... and then those filthy fuzzy guitars... blowin the house down
@StephenMoore glad you liked a few of the songs, even though you yourself lean more toward the ostensibly Zappaesque. It means a lot to me <3 I have to disclose something: that's no organ. It's the vocals band of the original audio with noise reduction set to remove sounds that aren't strictly noise, plus a very long delay, plus a helluva lot of distortion, plus overlaying with the same audio pitched down by an octave. I wanted to get a simple echo effect on the vocals to make the music hazier, but the result came out bit trippier, which I don't mind :p Hope that didn't ruin the fun for you, though
worth the time...
its generally dangerous to click on a 12 minute track... yes... this feels like it could be dangerous... or uplifting..
narrow...with a big wide sound... prophets against profits.... some "prophets" are in it for the profits. but this sounds like a great acoustic alchemy!
haha, Solo geil gepimpt
... der Refrain ist irgendwie bissl hektisch?
lustiger Gitarreneinstieg ;-)
flangey Bass, funny Drums