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Here's after a hour of work in the studio to get the guy to back of the effects.Both versions are there now. Change is enough that at least I think it sounds like me now instead of a bad 90's Cher song. Is there life after love. I truly believe that song causes demon posession. I know it's true I saw it on an episode of Buffy way back when. I better stop typing now or you will realize that I'm mentally Ill.
Blair

Sounds even better Blair.

I took the liberty to check out the first page of your local profiles, and you're the only one with audio up on the player. Seems to me you now have one up on them all. That song says a lot more about your commitment to your music then meaningless words. Hope you get playing soon.

good job,
Howlin'

THATS what I'm talking about. A better mix.

I'm not against pitch correction but you have to apply it with extreme care and reservation.

That's nice.
Good job.

Thanks a lot Guys. Irmy you gentle critique before was well done and besides I completely agread with it and went back in and had already changed it.

I'm playing, just need it to start paying.
Jails, a praise and worship center, and set up and run a Open Mic at a out reach center.

Oh to dream, Being a song writer and sitting back collecting all those residule checks from the songs that I've written that others have recorded.

Not sure I'd want to cut my hair for me to perform them.

I've been an A.S.C.A.P. member.

(still waitin, for the checks to start rollin, in. ) .......
damn ol' musicmafia .......... cacksukas ....... prix.......a-wholes ...


What! .. me bitter?

Blair, that was beautifull!

All that really matters is simular to Out in the Storm. Are you doing it in Am? Sounds like I hear the Am then C. But then it changes.
Love the noisy Kung fu thing.

BM I had one this morning

ASS Crap The name says it all.

I sent a email to the SESAC representitive here in Atlanta.
See if I ever hear back.

Well done! Very classy.

ATRM was originally a real fast tempo metal type tune. Was the first song Ray wrote for us. One night I told him to sing it as if he was really tired sittin out on the back pourch refecting on his day sipin a cold one and I just played along. The progression runs E (5th root), B, C#m7, A, E the a is open I bar everything else. Ray generaly works a lot off the open chords and I bar. We've not redone this one since I got my new amp but I suspect it will be cleaner more bluesy tune when its all said and done.