I don't know how old y'all are, but you're playing the style of Rock I grew up loving, and I'm 54. If y'all are indeed my age, I'm glad arthritis hasn't stopped you yet! Rock the Hell on!
Reminds me of some early Black Sabbath/Deep Purple/Grand Funk Railroad-style "slow jammin'." I dig how y'all synch together. I hope your band much deserved success. But you're aiming at an audience that's mostly a ways over 30 -- today's music buyers want Hip Hop and Industrial. :(
Your keyboardist really is the glue that keeps y'all together. I mean, the guitar is sweet and mean, the bass is steady, the drummer is tight, but that keyboard is happening!
Second song by Martin Fox
Was on a Pete Townshend kick lately. this one came to me as i was listening to the random recordings on my phone. still not happy with the vocal mix. we spent a lot of time tweaking too.
Having wrote a song myself called "Last Night," I had to check out yours. I'm with Greg on the bounce and Fat Burrito on the harmony. Can definitely discern a "The Who" influence, and that's just far out groovy.
Second side opener by Martin fox
This chord progression came to me in a pre-rpm jam and we instantly nailed the feel. The words came easy too. Another five piece number. The words are about my loved ones i have lost and my feelings about our…
Second side opener by Martin fox
This chord progression came to me in a pre-rpm jam and we instantly nailed the feel. The words came easy too. Another five piece number. The words are about my loved ones i have lost and my feelings about our…
First side closer by Kent Good.
This song was recorded our first session of the month. We were playing as a five piece and i really love the sound. This is one of KGs best song to date.
Fourth song by Martin Fox
My first shot at really going for it on vocals. dont know if i quite hit the bullseye. this song is a modern internet love/revenge tale .
Opening song by Kent Good. We played pretty good in Feb. We are not "chops" players, but i think we rocked this one pretty good.This song will evolve a bit as we break it in live.
Second side opener by Martin fox
This chord progression came to me in a pre-rpm jam and we instantly nailed the feel. The words came easy too. Another five piece number. The words are about my loved ones i have lost and my feelings about our…
Second song by Martin Fox
Was on a Pete Townshend kick lately. this one came to me as i was listening to the random recordings on my phone. still not happy with the vocal mix. we spent a lot of time tweaking too.
beatlesy/Whosy.. cheeky little number. Great song. Massively tempting to have a go at a cover. May have to if it doesn't leave my brain voluntarily soon!
Opening song by Kent Good. We played pretty good in Feb. We are not "chops" players, but i think we rocked this one pretty good.This song will evolve a bit as we break it in live.
Ghani Khan was an amazing poet and I'm always awed by his descriptions and sincerity. And I don't even speak his language! Please read his poetry at http://www.pashtoonkhwa.com/files/books/ghanikhan_poetry.pdf (it has translations) if you like…
always in search for inspirations! sometimes i will write a song about something so gut wrenching just to get the feel right and then change the words to something im comfortable saying to others. i really like this.
A Barren electric guitar that sounds as if it has been going through a broken amp. And complimenting synths and percussion.
In retrospect, it sounds a bit similar to Trent Reznor's work, but I have always been a fan of his music so no surprise.
great RPM. much enjoyed. although i leave feeling very jealous of your guitar work. this tune is a ironic and beautiful way to end your RPM after you rocked it so hard.
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Its got the swang of 'dirty dirty' by crazy horse. Which is one of my all time favourites (used to be my ringtone). This is in every way on a par
Then it switches to the perfect world - Love it!
Modern Neil - Awesome!!
I don't know how old y'all are, but you're playing the style of Rock I grew up loving, and I'm 54. If y'all are indeed my age, I'm glad arthritis hasn't stopped you yet! Rock the Hell on!
This jam has that classic flavor that I just eat up. It would have been a hit at the 1st Woodstock. Hendrix would have wanted to get in on this one.
Reminds me of some early Black Sabbath/Deep Purple/Grand Funk Railroad-style "slow jammin'." I dig how y'all synch together. I hope your band much deserved success. But you're aiming at an audience that's mostly a ways over 30 -- today's music buyers want Hip Hop and Industrial. :(
DIG! Late '60s garage grunge meats mid '80s hardcore punk! Cool lyrics. Groovy music. GREAT FUN -- awesome drum solo! Rock on!
Your keyboardist really is the glue that keeps y'all together. I mean, the guitar is sweet and mean, the bass is steady, the drummer is tight, but that keyboard is happening!
Dig. Sweet picking at the end. I'm DTD about the length - I could have stood a few more seconds of that. It was just getting juicy!
Having wrote a song myself called "Last Night," I had to check out yours. I'm with Greg on the bounce and Fat Burrito on the harmony. Can definitely discern a "The Who" influence, and that's just far out groovy.
Choice grooves! Would love to hear your sound recorded as a mix-down of multi-trax through something like Cool Edit Pro.
Dig those bass lines!
How many guitar-layers are you using fro this song? Damn, the sound quality is top-notch on this! awesome.
Trippy! Very cool vocals. A colorful, groovy combination of sounds. Tasty and fuzzy -- I dig music I can see, taste and feel. Rock on!
A good side one......
i think you hit it....
lgood start.....
I really like the tempo on this tune. Vocals are spot on and I'm digging the chord progression. Enjoyed!
beatlesy/Whosy.. cheeky little number. Great song. Massively tempting to have a go at a cover. May have to if it doesn't leave my brain voluntarily soon!
massive grower..
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always in search for inspirations! sometimes i will write a song about something so gut wrenching just to get the feel right and then change the words to something im comfortable saying to others. i really like this.
this is so cool!
great RPM. much enjoyed. although i leave feeling very jealous of your guitar work. this tune is a ironic and beautiful way to end your RPM after you rocked it so hard.
like the "just got paid" riff mixed in. again the lead work is firey and awesome.
love the darkness. lead is wicked.
this is dying for words. wow. great tone out of that paul.
wow. far cry from the simple , cool acoustic blues stuff you first posted here. great fingers! bass is awesome.
your RPM was a treat. You set a high standard for this stuff and its a grand success. your best rpm in my opinion.
wow. that note. so high. incredible vox.
this is a nice toe tapper. great vocal.
this song is perfect.
don henley(Eagles) look out. strummindude is taking over. vox is wicked sweet.
listening inside , but this makes me feel like im out in the bright sunshine! once again steel guitar is brilliant.
vocal and harmony with pedal steel guitar blend into an incredible sonic experience. already mind blown.
so really good stuff on your rpm. great job.
cool stylings. a little john lennon in this one.
cool rpm. great guitars. i will return one evening soon when i am feeling "good" and sink my teeth in a little deeper.
lots of good guitar tones going on . beats kick in nicely. when they are all together this one has a great mood and groove.
cool guitars. kinda Primus mixed wit Jeff Beck.
okay its '93 and im back at the Dead show. cool and trippy.