Plse check out my Black Cat Blues
Lu R
This is the song I've been talking about as being my "Stairway to
Heaven"...I hope you like it.
Cheers,
Luke
www.soundclick.com/pentultima
Mark Bedingfield
a lot of Claptons 80's stuff. Which is good ;-)
Mark
dugjustdug
> http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplayer.m3u?id=8277146&q=hi
>
> This is the song I've been talking about as being my "Stairway to
> Heaven"...I hope you like it.
>
> Cheers,
I can't deny your wanting to see if it has some commercial legs - it's
really pretty good! You mentioned it earlier as being a Clapton/
Knopfler hybrid of sorts. Good description. Did you purposely cut it
off mid-stream (about 1:58), or, did my player boot it out at that
point?
Lu R
"Mark Bedingfield" <atar...@nomorespampleaseoptusnet.com.au> wrote in
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Yes Mark, I did it all. Nice to be compared to "God" lol..you're very kind
:)
Lu R
"dugjustdug" <prestig...@yvn.com> wrote in message
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Hi dug, yes I've cut it off purposely coz I 'd like to actually sell some
copies of this song! crazy I know lol..I hate to tease but heck I need to
start recouping something for the shitload of $$$ and time I've put into
music all my life.Ty for your kind comments.
Cheers,
Luke
Dinosaur_Sr
I loved the Aiwa commercial with the hearse driver playing "Another
One Bites the Dust" as he carried the dead body in a funeral
procession.
Tony Done
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Jose de las Heras
It's the 70s again! ;-) (not a bad thing)
I started thinking of Good Morning Vietnam with that.
I sort of like it, but it seems a bit too "generic" and doubt it'll have
much appeal these days. But what do I know.
jose
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FatBoySlimFast
> news:4ae8dd95$0$6093$afc3...@news.optusnet.com.au...
>> http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplayer.m3u?id=8277146&q=hi
>>
>> This is the song I've been talking about as being my "Stairway to
>> Heaven"...I hope you like it.
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Luke
>> www.soundclick.com/pentultima
I'd just send it to a whole bunch of newsgroups. The singing / production /
songwriting / arranging / engineering / playing ... are so brilliant that
you won't need to do anything else ...
Steve W
Steve at fivetrees
>
> This is the song I've been talking about as being my "Stairway to
> Heaven"...I hope you like it.
It's promising, but you have much to learn, gwasshoppa.
First, soloing over the vocal is rarely a good idea.
Second, your singing is good, but needs developing. Put more air into it -
sing from the chest.
I'd guess you don't gig much? Maybe you should. It can be harsh, but it's a
great way of learning to separate wheat/chaff.
I'd hate to discourage you - you do have talent, and you should develop it.
It's a worthy first effort, but to be blunt, it's not (yet) gonna earn you
your pension. Keep at it, and also learn some production values (backing
track and overall mix kinda sucks)... In 5-10 years I'd be happy to spend
real money to buy your album.
Steve
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Lu R
"Steve at fivetrees" <st...@NOSPAMTAfivetrees.com> wrote in message
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Thanks Steve..yep never been a real singer thats for sure..and that mix is
avoiding that in ur face sound still..care to show me a band from your site
that you think has "snatched that stone from your hand" ? Cheers, Luke :)
>
>
Lu R
"Steve at fivetrees" <st...@NOSPAMTAfivetrees.com> wrote in message
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Just checked out Sniff N The Tears and Stackridge..awesome music there..big
productions too..where were these recorded Steve? Luke
Dr. Accu-la
wrote:
Sound post- I agree-
The good news is that this thread never degenerated into
http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1767626
as AGA has always done. Good work men! :-)
Steve at fivetrees
>> Steve
>> --
>> http://www.fivetrees.com
>
> Just checked out Sniff N The Tears and Stackridge..awesome music
> there..big productions too..where were these recorded Steve? Luke
Stackridge were big in the early/mid 70s, while Sniff really kicked off
around '79 (?) with "Driver's Seat", which still gets a lot of airplay. Both
bands have produced shedloads of albums, so I can't answer the "where"
question - it's too many places. One of Stackridge's albums was done at
Abbey Road, with George Martin producing...
From your other, earlier post:
>> care to show me a band from your site that you think has "snatched that
>> stone from your hand" <<
Well, there are a few. Some personal favourites:
- Robbie McIntosh is the most superb guitarist - was Paul McCartney's
axeman for several years, and has a session CV as long as your arm.
Currently on tour (again) with John Mayer.
- The Gliders: swamp-rock. Love 'em.
- The Blackjacks (friends of mine): take a listen to "Let's talk about
it". Blues shuffle with attitude ;).
- Bob Weston (ex-Fleetwood Mac). "There's a Heaven" was done locally in a
little studio (Bob's a pal), but it sounds mahoosive. Again, I love it.
- Steve Ellis (ex-Love Affair). Lovely bloke. There again, I'm biased -
that's me on guitar on "As the crow flies" and "Requiem for a tyrant".
Possibly slightly overproduced, with hindsight, but not bad for a converted
garage...
Steve
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Lu R
"FatBoySlimFast" <steveNOSPA...@sjwhite.plus.com> wrote in message
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Ty Steve. I hope you're right lol..Luke
Bluesplayer
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