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  1. December 2nd, 2007, 04:29 PM #1
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    Default melon collie?

    Here's a piece that some have observed contains an unusual mix of styles. Not sure myself, but anyway here it is.
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    Nice bit of recording there Howie.

    I really like the thick chunky tone you're getting... Well done!

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    Sounds good helliott: Got some sassyness to it and some bark. Nice dynamics, I likes it!

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    Helliot, I dont know if I agree that it "contains an unusual mix of styles". But a sweet recording, and I love your guitar sound on this one.
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    acoustic like chime in the background and one nice tone on the lead.. it's not unusual.. it's pretty darn good..:


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    I enjoyed that a lot Helliott. I like the combination of the mellow chord progression with the searing guitar tone. Very well done.:
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    When I read the title, I thought you were doing a Smashing Pumpkins theme of some sort....

    Was a nice piece and I really liked the acoustic part : Thanks for sharing this!

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    Oh that's a nice one Helliott! I hear Jimi, the Stones, Guns N Roses...pretty cool tone.

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    Nice Howard, I detect some Marshal Tuckerisms in there I think.
    Right on !
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    Wow. You guys know your music. You pretty much nailed the influences and what I was trying for. Even the Marshall Tucker thing -- an underrated guitarist (Toy Caldwell, I think?), especially in terms of catchy melodies. I hadn't thought about that influencing the tune, but given Tucker is one of those classic sounds that often appears in my head for no reason at all, I guess it just got plugged in there.
    Thanks for the feedback. I'm still stuck on whether I should have added percussion, but am pretty satisfied with the overall vibe.
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    Quote Originally Posted by helliott
    I'm still stuck on whether I should have added percussion,
    Na, I like it like it is..
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