A song in honor of my Grandad Benny.......who survived the 1st world war and lived to the ripe old age of 96........but never forgot the friends he lost.......
The Screaming The Pain And The Mayhem
it was the 28th July 1914
and nobody could…
A song in honor of my Grandad Benny.......who survived the 1st world war and lived to the ripe old age of 96........but never forgot the friends he lost.......
The Screaming The Pain And The Mayhem
it was the 28th July 1914
and nobody could…
Heres a Regged up version of Peace Frog the Doors Classic...i sang and played Les live on the first bit then added the drums (Ha!! Ha!!) then the second vocal a kinda jam that i tried to turn into something ....hope you enjoy!!
Heres a Regged up version of Peace Frog the Doors Classic...i sang and played Les live on the first bit then added the drums (Ha!! Ha!!) then the second vocal a kinda jam that i tried to turn into something ....hope you enjoy!!
Here's number 08 in the saga of Reg……………..Reg has been so down since he stopped drinking…….he feels so alone he's gone and done something stupid…..but luckily he was found by the postman unconscious on the steps leading to his bedsit….the postman…
Heres a Regged up version of Peace Frog the Doors Classic...i sang and played Les live on the first bit then added the drums (Ha!! Ha!!) then the second vocal a kinda jam that i tried to turn into something ....hope you enjoy!!
Not familiar with the original, but I dig this one! I like how you sing this one -- a hint of creepiness and somewhat in the back ground, the way Morrison sang many of his tunes that I am familiar with. Choice stuff happening with the guitar, and the double vocal section is really cool. Great job -- Rock on!
Rapunzel and vocal are live followed by an attempt at drumming and the Les wanted to join in so i let him hope you enjoy!!.....The unemployed.....Have they really got the life of Riley..Like they tell us....i for one don't think so
DREAM IS LIFE…
Except for the vocals, there's a Jefferson Airplane flavor. Interesting lyrics. I like what you put together -- good songwriting, and I certainly dig the late '60s taste.
I got up nice and early this morning thanks to Seb ....so i got the acoustic out and came up with this one ....Don't ask me why....
the innocence of a lie
the reason behind the why
the sigh of regret
at that moment of death
why
why
oh…
I ended up buying myself a Tanglewood TGRD VS E for my birthday and this is it's first outing with an old Doors classic i'm not a 100% the lyrics are correct as i must admit i have been drinking so i have Regged it a little but it is a 100% live…
I wondered what you'd get - sounds like a good choice.
And this is a fine version - who cares whether the lyrics are accurate... "just get the title right and no-one'll notice!!"
Here's me and the old Joanna live in the cellar for the John Lennon Jukebox ...i surprised myself on this one ....only a couple of fluffs on the piano..which with only three takes and reading the lyrics from the ipad is the surprise....hope you…
Here's me and the old Joanna live in the cellar for the John Lennon Jukebox ...i surprised myself on this one ....only a couple of fluffs on the piano..which with only three takes and reading the lyrics from the ipad is the surprise....hope you…
Here's me and the old Joanna live in the cellar for the John Lennon Jukebox ...i surprised myself on this one ....only a couple of fluffs on the piano..which with only three takes and reading the lyrics from the ipad is the surprise....hope you…
we went for a few days holiday up to the lake district and stopped in a Wigwam by Coniston Lake the weather was great it was relaxing and being surrounded by beautiful scenery it was the perfect break.... i recorded this on the MBR and then had…
we went for a few days holiday up to the lake district and stopped in a Wigwam by Coniston Lake the weather was great it was relaxing and being surrounded by beautiful scenery it was the perfect break.... i recorded this on the MBR and then had…
we went for a few days holiday up to the lake district and stopped in a Wigwam by Coniston Lake the weather was great it was relaxing and being surrounded by beautiful scenery it was the perfect break.... i recorded this on the MBR and then had…
we went for a few days holiday up to the lake district and stopped in a Wigwam by Coniston Lake the weather was great it was relaxing and being surrounded by beautiful scenery it was the perfect break.... i recorded this on the MBR and then had…
It seems a lot of you record with open mics and can relate. I record 1 track at a time with usually 4 or 5 tracks. So, Im only asking for about 15 minutes of Silence...IS THIS TOO MUCH TO ASK??? Anyway, my house is so loud, I get a lot of bloopers…
drip by drip..
I did the guitar and bass tracks first, then procured my 10 year olds cello for the main bass line :) I also tried my luck playing cello with a bow on this track- which was a new experience.
The trumpet and violin bits are played…
like the remix the vocal sounds a lot better spitting your great lyrics out of the speakers it seems to have even more venom...Beautiful haunting music....love it...thanks for letting me play
This is a piece using Garritan World Sample Set (Tibet singing bowls and Tibet bells) and pianoteq. It also uses a non-octave tuning that is an infinite stack of just major seconds (scala file below).
Comments on thetworegs's stuff
Yes!
fine work Reg!
5 stars! Good music and vocals, and damn fine lyrics.
Some pretty cool messing there, fella. :)
Groovy -- Rock on!
awesome version man!
A nice treat this morning. It's fresh and yet familiar at the same time. Good One!
Now DIS is da Blues!
Not familiar with the original, but I dig this one! I like how you sing this one -- a hint of creepiness and somewhat in the back ground, the way Morrison sang many of his tunes that I am familiar with. Choice stuff happening with the guitar, and the double vocal section is really cool. Great job -- Rock on!
Except for the vocals, there's a Jefferson Airplane flavor. Interesting lyrics. I like what you put together -- good songwriting, and I certainly dig the late '60s taste.
Nice strumming style, interesting chord choices, cool vocal delivery, good lyrics -- an all-around fine composition. Good job -- Rock on!
I wondered what you'd get - sounds like a good choice. And this is a fine version - who cares whether the lyrics are accurate... "just get the title right and no-one'll notice!!"
Yeah, this is ICE cold awesome.
For a live recording, this came off especially fine -- really, a great job, y'all!
Sounds good -- you stitched this together quite nicely. Enjoyed it!
Nice vibe to this.
Nice, i like the groove and smooth vocals you always bring! awesome.
channeling tom jones on this. outstanding vocal.
groovy groove
that would be fun - don't know Norm's availability though.
Comments made by thetworegs
excellent as always".........
DANG.....
it was
don't know the original but throughly enjoyed this version......
das musik ist seher gut mit schon vokal.........
just loving the vocal........I'm breathing........I'm breathing......cough....cough....splutter
I love her voice .....like Disney voice over....... nice uke
I haven't seen Elvis for a few days is he with you
I'm a fan .....ignore that phone......too late.......
wish I had a real Cello I'd bow it for sure .........liking that rhythm
now that's funk E fellows.........
nice atmosphere........
loving that bass at the beginning and throughout leading us through the hip world of keys
a real jerry Lee sound love it
got me dancing in the lounge .......ooooh yeah!!
like the remix the vocal sounds a lot better spitting your great lyrics out of the speakers it seems to have even more venom...Beautiful haunting music....love it...thanks for letting me play
very stately ......medieval
I shall have to get this on my phone as an alarm ...........
my girls have starry turtles too, stopped them being afraid of the dark...well played
beautifully sung