Great!

A little bias from the ego driven organ grinder monkey singing and playing on this song.. I love this song.

Truly a song for a stormy day or a sunshiney day. A song for everyday!

Guitars are dominant and mean with a decent underlying tribal drum feel in support. Proper!

Guitars are dominant and mean with a decent underlying tribal drum feel in support. Proper!

Same ... volume too low, my system is up at 5 and I very rarely even go up to 4 ...

Needs to be louder, it sounds good just not very loud maybe you could adjust your mix.

Hi, thank you for the positive feedback. This was just a demo of a band that never really existed. Just me and my best friend throwing some songs together. We recorded about 20-30 songs over a year in our home studio. I recently found the old master tapes and tried to revive what didn't succumb to the "sticky-tape-syndrome".

This is great...has a real early 80's alternative vibe.

Cool. Couldn't hear any of the lyrics, but the music is good.

Liking it. Brenda

I enjoyed everything about this

I hear a strong tone of 70's sound...I love this

Love listening to your music

Thank you very much for the comment !

Nicely done. Very slinky.

Thanks so much for the comment.

Tim, it´s very good and elaborate music, I can study quiet with this music. Thank you

Thank you also for the compliment. Spanish Caravan is a Granadinas, which is derivative of the Malaguena. This has a flavor of Tarantas which is also a free form-free time style of music. It later changes to a bulerias style, but my compas is not correct.

Nice playing. At first it was reminiscent of Spanish Caravan.

Love this. Straight into my Alpha waves mode.

Nice song, thanks for posting !! Actually we recorded this at John's garage studio. We did three songs on that session. Misery, PA, and Breaking the ice. Later on we moved back to the Dungeon and did like 20 other songs.

Actually, I like the song. Nice beat, interesting vocals, the guitars came out a bit too distorted.

Nice !

Hi, thank you for the positive feedback. This was just a demo of a band that never really existed. Just me and my best friend throwing some songs together. We recorded about 20-30 songs over a year in our home studio. I recently found the old master tapes and tried to revive what didn't succumb to the "sticky-tape-syndrome".

Thank you very much for the comment !

Thanks so much for the comment.

Hey, I like this ! How did you get Eddie Kramer to work with you ? Nice playing.

Thank you also for the compliment. Spanish Caravan is a Granadinas, which is derivative of the Malaguena. This has a flavor of Tarantas which is also a free form-free time style of music. It later changes to a bulerias style, but my compas is not correct.

Jealous ? This is a re-mix of me in my bedroom goofing around on guitar and some old drum tapes I had of Sam made year earlier.

Thanks for the compliment :)

Funny, listening to the old tapes this month re-sparked my interest again. I was in a bit of a rut. I really hardly ever play guitar anymore, no time. I spent three years on piano, and last semester on drums, the last three years in voice class and choir. The rest of the time in music history of theory. Now I am spending time doing re-mixing for bands and getting itchy to write music and play guitar again.

Hmm, this was maybe ten years ago, no more like right around the time we had a reunion at Joe's recording studio. So, 1996 ?

So... you think the mystery is gone.... Ahh you're a mys-ter-y. Got it ?

This is an after the fact re-mix using your drum tracks. Which song was it for 20 points ?

Thanks, good stuff from Redwood city. The Dungeon and John's garage.

Thanks for the comment. I will be adding vocals later this week.

Hi, thank you for the kind comment.

Hey, this song really hit the spot. I love the arrangement and feel of it. Thanks for posting.

Hey guys, thanks for the nice comments. I will buy coffee for everyone when we meet up in Spain.