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[YourMotherShouldKnow]

Finally! I haven't figured out how to get a direct link to these but go to [url=http://www.broadjam.com]broadjam.com[/url] and search for "DoubleLight" in the ARTIST category. There should be 4 songs there. :D EDIT: I do believe that clicking right about [url=http://www.broadjam.com/doublelight]HERE[/url] will take you there directly.

[YourMotherShouldKnow]

Hey Cereal, I thoroughly enjoyed that tune. Really nice slide stuff and the harmonica was killer. :thu:

[rog951]

[quote]Originally posted by LanceMo: [b]Finally! I haven't figured out how to get a direct link to these but go to [url=http://www.broadjam.com]broadjam.com[/url] and search for "DoubleLight" in the ARTIST category. There should be 4 songs there. :D EDIT: I do believe that clicking right about [url=http://www.broadjam.com/doublelight]HERE[/url] will take you there directly.[/b][/quote]Lance-O. The mastered versions sound SO much better than the last demos I heard. The guy really did a nice job, don'tcha think? Unfortunately, I couldn't get the mp3 links to work. I ended up listening to the Realplayer format. Sounding good!

[CarmenC]

Just for fun... here's a cover of California Dreamin'!! http://home.comcast.net/~carcoc/_California_Dreamin.mp3 Hope you dig it like I do! Peace. Carmen

[dissident]

Check out the Swedish band "The Revelling Blind" at http://www.revellingblind.tk ! There you can listen to songs and sign the guestbook. Or just listen to the songs!: [url=http://hosselton.homeip.net/robin/ladygodiva.mp3]1. Lady Godiva[/url] [url=http://hosselton.homeip.net/robin/platformsigh.mp3]2. Platform Sigh[/url] Tell us what you think! -robin

[knunchucksammy]

I haven't posted on this thread in a long time. I hope someone listens as last time I recieved some interesting feedback that I enjoyed hearing. We have a GIRL DRUMMER and we are a three piece from San Diego California. We are currently recording a better quality recording at a very awesome studio, and the owner of the studio has taken us on as his project band and is getting us a lot of extra time and mixing mastering for free. Please listen to Sweet Superstition first, I like that one the best. The others would be good, if I would have had a decent Electric Guitar sound... well of course that is what I tell myself to make me feel better about my recording ability :) [url=http://www.hmdmusic.com]www.hmdmusic.om[/url] All you have to do is click on the song titles to the left of the page.... Matt

[David Vector]

WFTurner - Those tracks were definitely an interesting listen. You have a pretty complex and convoluted musical personality if those are an indication. "Surreal" indeed! :thu: CY - Great vibe, nice recording...and you said you pulled that song out of your archives from 1968? It must have been great fun to revisit something you did so long ago. Neat! --------------- Up until recently, I could pretty much be described as a "Neo Progger," but over the last year or so all the odd meters and extended song structures have gotten a little old and I've found myself wanting to do something more modern and immediate (not to mention something that's going to be a little more palatable to a mainstream club audience). Here's a reference mix of one of the songs I'm working on for a new disc. [url=http://www.projectvector.com/Thrill_to_be_Alive_160k.mp3]"Thrill to be Alive" (160k MP3)[/url]

[kylen]

Hey LanceMo - yes ! Diggin 'Light' & 'Nightmare Universe' :wave: dissident - 'Lady Godiva' nice attitude & performance - nice dynamics & eq balance, Platform Sigh is cool too - would be a fun live band to go out and see. knunchucksammy Howsmydriving - funky & fun snare ring on hourglass ! Lot's of of dynamic space in there I really like that !!! Maybe needs a touch of treble to balance the EQ a very small bit. Sweet Superstition - very nice & lots of space too - nice EQ ! Glad you're the 'house band' for such a talanted studio...A+ on web page too... Dave G - Nice musical density without squishing the devil out of it - Rational Animal, arf ! There's a noisy cord or device at the beginning but it gets buried pretty quick. Wowie the level of all these songs is very good ! Let's end musical pollution with some more of this quality - leave that to me, hehe :wave:

[WFTurner]

Thanks for the listen and kind remarks Dace G. I didn't have a internet connect most of last week and I see I got some catchin up to do. Love listening to new music. Sometimes I ain't got much to say but I've listened to everything that rolls thru here for almost 4 years. It's a treat

[schmee]

>> [url=http://www.schmee.biz/thenet/laydown-web.mp3]laydown[/url] (mp3) [img]http://www.schmee.biz/thenet/lilback-laydown.jpg[/img] Just another lucky day Your money’s on the table Fat cigars between your thumbs Your groove is feeling able One hit away from black jack Makes your mind up everyday Addiction to the feelings Spends your whole life away Another cause for rebels Has you dancing real slow You’re drunk on the romance And now you’re ready to let go It’s time to lay down, lay down You hit the Turkish blend my friend Another draw from me You hold a seven and a ten While I deal a three Your take your chances on the wind Be all that you can be While I lay down black jack And pull the pot to me One hit away from black jack Makes your mind up everyday Addiction to the feelings Spends your whole life away Another cause for rebels Has you dancing real slow You’re drunk on the romance And now you’re ready to let go It’s time to lay down, lay down No money left, it’s 4am Got to work in one hour But you don’t give a fuck my friend And choke down another sour Stay awake all night Gambling your whole life away But you simply can’t ignore What the dealer’s going to say It’s time to lay down, lay down :wave:

[fantasticsound]

[quote]Originally posted by DC: [b]Gosh guys, I've reviewed/commented on songs by Jedi, Lee, Phil O'Keef, Craig, Halljams, Dak, William F, Dan S, Steve LeB, Khan, Chip, Henry, to name a few. Won't anyone have a listen? :( http://www.soundclick.com/bands/3/davidandselenamusic.htm [/b][/quote]Hey, DC... I haven't perused this thread in forever. I'm on dial up at home and don't have much time at work to listen, so I just ignore this thread most of the time. It's too frustrating. :mad: Interesting song! Defiitely not the typical pop/country/rock/rap/hip-hop, etc... :D I liked it a lot.

[alcohol_]

WFTurner, I gave a listen to The Fading Glow of Hope. You sound like a hopelss romantic. ;) I liked, a nice sense of composition and orchestration. Shmee, great lyrics. Are you a bass player? Is that a Clavinet that sometimes comes in with the bass notes? My son's band. New tune. I'm thinking of rerecording. I have some second thoughts on: drums bass guitar strums. everything. Too bassy? [url=http://music.multifarity.com/Infected.mp3]Infected[/url]

[kylen]

That's a fun one alcohol_ - nice and punky and poppy ! :wave:

[timrocker]

My web site has 3 instro. songs on it now. I'd be interested in hearing any feedback and will listen to some others' when I get home to my speakers/computer setup. [url=http://www.timrocker.com]www.timrocker.com[/url]

[alcohol_]

Tim, I liked your guitar playing. You certainly can play. But the genre is a song genre. Without the vocals to complement your playing I think the effort is only half there. The palette of a rock band isn't as great as a symphony orchestra, so where's the development? Despite the incredible ability of some guitarists the guitarist alone seems to be a sideshow to R&R essentials - the song with the singer/s and band. You're a great player though. I thought the bass drum sounded too pinched. Like over use of a gate. It sound more like a lower pitched snare drum than a bass drum. Good work on placement of sounds and getting one guitar (or was it two) separated in the mix so well. The guitars get great attention, I think the other instruments need not be so secondary in their treatment. Since it's a trio, maybe the drums could sound almost as big as the guitars. As a person living in a glass house, I should talk. Your music is real good.

[timrocker]

Thank you for the kind words, alcohol. I love the name of your son's band: The Futon Police. Is there a story behind that?

[I I mjrn]

bumped for the convenience of new members

[DC]

[quote]Originally posted by fantasticsound: [b][QUOTE]Hey, DC... I haven't perused this thread in forever. I'm on dial up at home and don't have much time at work to listen, so I just ignore this thread most of the time. It's too frustrating. :mad: Interesting song! Defiitely not the typical pop/country/rock/rap/hip-hop, etc... :D I liked it a lot.[/b][/quote]Thanks a bunch Neil for having a listen. I'll check your stuff as soon as I can sort the format. :cool:

[DC]

Hey Neil, Just checked your tune. Fantastic guitar tones and very well performed. Love how the tempo picks up and that mallet thingy fits perfectly. Really dug your tune! :thu:

[doug osborne]

WFT - You win the award for creative, diverse compostitions. Great variety, melodies, rhythm, structure, balanced mixes. It took me three or four songs to get over the generic VSC sounds - you have Sonar, so you must have VSamp, right? I do recommend better quality samples at some point, or going in a virtual-synth direction with most sounds. DC - I'd agree that "midnight" sounds a little old, but it's a [i]song[/i] and is served well by the recording. Wasted time is busy, but interesting. Sean - Yours are some of the few songs here that keep me coming back for more listenings. You have a way with song structure, lyrics, etc., that are different but hang together. The mixes aren't that far, either. Duke - fun and well done - it probably doesn't even need the tambourine. LD - more fun! CarmenC - still more fun! A lot like a cover of this song that I used to do many moons ago. dissident - release-ready! knunchucksammy - the chick smokes! I really like all the songs. Were they mixed on NS-10s...by the bass player (a little too much bass gtr). Dave G - the mix doesn't need much more work. I had a few thoughts that the mix of old and new was not too homogenous, but the song still works. Alcohol - I liked the alt-indie-Infected. Yeah, a little bass-heavy. timrocker - get some air around that guitar sound, but keep rocking!

[doug osborne]

...and my first contribution to this thread... [url=http://home.comcast.net/~dougosborne/audio/midnight_somewhere.mp3]It\'s Midnight Somewhere[/url] Let me know if it don't work...

[halljams]

Here is a tune of some high school kids i recorded. They wrote and performed the tune. I think it's AWESOME. Thought you might enjoy hearing it. The drummer is 14 and the bass player Helen is 15, the others are in grades 11 and 12 i think. I hope to do more with this singer in particular. [url=http://www.seaweedmusic.com/tunes/RED.mp3]RED[/url]

[alcohol_]

halljams, that tune from the high school kids is impressive and the kid who is singing has a good sounding voice. It''s really a good effort from people so young. I think the drummer deserves special credit too.

[Phait]

Alrightay, here is some stuff I've done so far for a Quake (computer game) mod I started. The music needs to be atmospheric and creepy so.. http://ante.phait-accompli.com/downloads.php

[alcohol_]

Doug, Midnight Sun. The singer has a really good voice. The guitar sounds good but the unvarying rhythm could change. Also, the singing and the instruments don't seem to gel where the rhythm changes, near the end for instance. whiere it's sung "And it feels so right, and it's midnight somewhere." The repeated notes on the high hat right after that could be more rhythmically interesting. I would have mixed the drums up more. Good song though.

[doug osborne]

[quote]Originally posted by alcohol_: [b]Doug, Midnight Sun. The singer has a really good voice. The guitar sounds good but the unvarying rhythm could change. Also, the singing and the instruments don't seem to gel where the rhythm changes, near the end for instance. whiere it's sung "And it feels so right, and it's midnight somewhere." The repeated notes on the high hat right after that could be more rhythmically interesting. I would have mixed the drums up more. Good song though.[/b][/quote]Thanks! Is this better? [url=http://home.comcast.net/~dougosborne/audio/its_midnight_somewhere.mp3]It\'s Midnight Somewhere[/url]

[doug osborne]

Song #2 [url=http://home.comcast.net/~dougosborne/audio/confined_to_bedlam.mp3]Confined to Bedlam[/url]

[nhcomp45aol.com]

Hi guys, I gave a link to this band I recorded in the guitar forum a while back but that link is dead. This one has some shortened samples so it wont take long to download if you want to hear the higher quality on a dial up. Paul http://ameranouche.com/wst_page2.html

[Shars]

Hi Folks I wondered if i added a link to our 40 second sound bits if you let me know what you think of the tracks we have done on our last 2 albums 2Double 01 and Ultraviolet. I manage a band called YCB and they are a Britfunk band in the UK and are doing pretty well. It would be great to hear some other opinions other than our fans as we are in the process of completing our 3rd album 'Partners In Rhythmic Crimes' ready for release in October. Please checkout [url=http://www.Y-C-B.co.uk]www.Y-C-B.co.uk[/url] and go to MP3 tasters at the top of the page and enjoy the music as we have tryed our best to capture what we are about in our musci and how we feel about what we do. Looking forward to hearing your comments. Thank You YaCaBaby

[doug osborne]

song #3 [url=http://home.comcast.net/~dougosborne/audio/i_wont_lose_you.mp3]I Won\'t Lose You[/url]