General Music Chat

Good music comes from the heart... You done a great job puttting it together !!

Much thanks Collaborator!

very decent piece of poetry,
I'm sure she was pleased and flattered.

Thanks JC...Coincidently, after she heard the song... I suddenly got very lucky

Every job has it's fringe benefit's!

I loved the intro, but the vocals detract from the song.
(was Grant flat?)

Sounds like more Beatles, wish it all sounded like the intro.
The main part is a little slow as well, but that's not really a problem.

I loved the intro, but the vocals detract from the song.
(was Grant flat?)

Sounds like more Beatles, wish it all sounded like the intro.
The main part is a little slow as well, but that's not really a problem.

Thanks for listening ...

I try to listen to everything anyone puts up here..for better or worse.

I sure don't like everything, but I def give it a chance and know exactly what I like or dislike about almost any piece I hear enough to comment about it coherently.

Wow I liked it a lot, good job Dog. Reminds me a lot of Beatles, I really love the chord progression and the guitar slap delay. The tambourine is an excellent sound for it on the percussion. I am guessing that you will be filling that section out a bit more? My preference would be the vocals slightly louder, guitar is walking on it a little bit. Nothing tragic to me though man, still sounds great. Excellent job man.

Wow I liked it a lot, good job Dog. Reminds me a lot of Beatles, I really love the chord progression and the guitar slap delay. The tambourine is an excellent sound for it on the percussion. I am guessing that you will be filling that section out a bit more? My preference would be the vocals slightly louder, guitar is walking on it a little bit. Nothing tragic to me though man, still sounds great. Excellent job man.

Much Thanks LaLong. I agree about the guitar walking on it... I think its a matter of level adjustments, and of course the ending acoustic isn't quite the way I intended it either...
Re Percussion, might sprinkle a tiny touch more... I'm cautious; straddling the line with that.. I wanted it to be unobtrusive and secondary, but it does lend to a nice presence.