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  1. November 12th, 2008, 08:24 AM #1
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    Exclamation I made a song! New! Listen, torture yourself!

    http://www.upload-mp3.com/pfiles/328...0Track%201.mp3

    This is a song I recorded last night in a few hours at a local studio, for a homeless outreach charity. Assuming the upload worked.

    The lyrics are lefty so any of y'all neocons need not listen, or listen at your own risk. I do say the word "piss" in each chorus, which may not be work safe if you have speakers or something.

    Feel free to criticize if you like, it was slapped down in one evening and most everything is first or second take with minimal punch-ins. But I'm fairly broke right now so this is as good as it'll get. I play the guitar and bass parts, and the lead and one of the backing vocals (the lower register one). My friend and the studio engineer did the higher backing vocal.

    It's old school punk rock and roll. So don't click if you're expecting anything polished at all. It's pretty much a Chuck Berry doublestop-fest.
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  2. November 12th, 2008, 08:31 AM #2
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    Shades of Ramones... so right of the bat I liked it.

    Good post Bri!
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    good job brian....
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    Hey Krash, it sounds pretty cool! Something I would definitely listen to more than once! Good production and a fine attitude!

    The Goo Goo Dolls sounded a lot like that before they entered the fame and glamour world of Hollywood.

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    Chuck Berry double stop fest indeed! I like it! It would be fun to bounce up and down to live.
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    I love it Brian, particularly the lyrics. It's an interesting blend with "socially conscious" lyrics and good-time rock and roll music. Works well for me. Well done!:
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    Thanks guys. Yeah Jimi, I saw Goo Goo Dolls when they were opening for Soul Asylum back in the day before they had any hits. Superstar Car Wash (I think that's the name) is a very good album.

    And Steve, you're right, it would be good to pogo to. :
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    3 chords and attitude, what else do you need?!
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    Quote Originally Posted by aeolian
    3 chords and attitude, what else do you need?!
    Haha, true dat! I love the old punk t-shirt that was something like this:

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    Nice Brian - catchy toe tapper.
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