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  1. December 13th, 2007, 11:36 PM #1
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    Default My Bands new song is up......

    On myspace. Were in the studio and we have an non mastered version of one of our new songs up.....its raw but you can get a grip on our heavier stuff....

    http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...ndid=154849203


    We have 3 more songs - besides the new one Breaking the Chain - getting ready to be put up there.....one more heavier song...a straight up positive rock song then a really cool goove in A minor with a 3/3 time sig.



    check it out and tell me what you guys think!

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    Your band sounds great and the playing is tight. The genre is not what I typically listen to, but that's me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by aeolian
    Your band sounds great and the playing is tight. The genre is not what I typically listen to, but that's me.
    +1....was that a red les paul special i saw in the slideshow?

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    I like it very much! Let me know if you put out an EP or anything.
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    Excellent brother... I love the growl....

    Reminds me of Steppenwolf... in a good way!!!
    (we always remind ourselves of someone sorry)

    Good luck in the studio!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by warren0728
    +1....was that a red les paul special i saw in the slideshow?

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    It WAS a Epi Special 2....but nothing but the body is stock on it.
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    Damn that sounds good!......oh wait that's us.....hell, it still sounds good!

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    It sounded really good and raw and had a "The Cult" kind of vibe. By the way, the picture of the bass player is too cool; he looks ready to pummel anyone that won't listen to your tunes. Good stuff!
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    Sounds great! The singers voice reminds me of early Ian Astbury (The Cult). Very good guitar work!
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