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Wildgeas Music's avatar
I've been working on this song for 3 years. I recorded it many times. I was never happy with it until Trevor(Regs) made it a song. Fantastic job on the vox man.
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I had a nice 80's feel going on then I went and plugged a damn mic in and ruined everything. I'm probably not done with this yet.
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JR James's avatar
The core of the music is heavily inspired by Joni Mitchell. Its been spinning around for years in my head so hearing this song finally recorded feels good.
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Wildgeas Music's avatar
A cool mixture of MIDI and conventional instruments. Slide guitar courtesy of my trusty Zippo lighter. There is no better lighter / slide :) Buy one, it could save your life. For M.T. Enjoy!
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Sandy Gritt's avatar
One of my favourites from the 60's. Stones recorded this one twice: with strings and with vibes. I've done it with cajon and a little grit. Thanks for listening. Sandy
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jip's avatar
Me and JB having a laugh and sticking this together. Can't say any more than that! (apart from it's pretty cheesy!) Thanks to Jane Moonchild for extra vocals, more to come I hope.
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Ben Niven's avatar
In 2001 my most recent band, Hoss Williams, recorded a four-song demo, and each of the four bandmembers contributed one song to it. This was mine. It's loosely about growing up in the country and being a teenager ripping around in clapped-out…
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Djörk's avatar
This track is actually 99.583333% M.T.C. But, I needed an easy project for July, since I didn't have a lot of time last month. He had published it as a "B-Side" called "Quarter of a 60th Spanish." For fun, I just added a few subtle twists. Probably…
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mmi's avatar
Drones are nothing new. But I decided it was time to seriously explore them. For those interested in how these things develop. The drone was developed on my looper pedal by layering guitar sounds that were processed by uPOG and Freeze pedals…
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vaisvil's avatar
The Tell-Tale Heart by Edgar Allen Poe set to music as read by Mike Vendetti from Freesound.org. Details here: http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=1506
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Permanent Tourist's avatar
I wanted to do a country song for my brother Mike, but I really don't know much about country music. This is the result. Hope you like it, Mike. LYRICS: Ain't got no woman Ain't got no car All I got is bills and a half assed will…
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For details and the TED talk that I connect with this piece see http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=1439
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Tiggy Acworth's avatar
Smile on the inside 101025 ERA s/h Intro: When it comes, down to it, only love can hold the answer When it comes, down to it, only peace can set you free I like to, smile on the inside, now that, everything’s groovy I like to, smile…
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thetworegs's avatar
Reg has got a kinda Bluesy political thing going on this one.....he's been reading the paper and watching the news..........it's a little too long but i think he makes a point.......do you?
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Dave Berry's avatar
Vocals/lyrics - ThetwoRegs Music - Dave Berry (Epi Sheraton, bass, keys, Drums played on Roland HD-1)
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Norm's avatar
A 7/8 improvisation on a set of 3 Bata drums, accented with afucha, tube shekere and cowbell. The number 7 is a symbol for perfection or completeness: 7 colors in a rainbow, 7 musical notes in a scale, 7 days = a week, etc. In Cuba, the…
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Reg is trying to find escape from all the bad news surrounding him, his age, his life, the world as a whole, He needs to escape he can not do anything to help the suffering people of the world apart from maybe send money, he can't change this…
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Cave Street's avatar
Goodbye Blue Monday - Goodbye blue Monday There's nothing else to say We always knew we would part this way Time comes to say goodbye To pause perhaps and wonder why Why we always had to be So blue, so blue I can see that life…
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Andrew Russe's avatar
This is an oldie. Recorded in 2005. It was the first recording I finished on a DAW, but I'd played it a lot in the last band I was in (around the turn of the century). I think it was written in the mid 90s. It's about one of the casualties of…
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