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#27468 by PSpecialist
Wed Apr 02, 2008 5:13 pm
Greetings all! We're UNCALLED4OUR, a Native-American power trio that plays original rock/jazz instrumentals. We're new here, so please forgive us for the sudden unannounced "knock" at the door... We have a couple of songs from our new full-length CD entitled "Kick Rocks" here for anyone who might be interested in something just off the beaten path.

We Thank one and all, in advance, for stopping by!

Peace.
UNCALLED4OUR.

#27473 by gbheil
Wed Apr 02, 2008 5:41 pm
Nice clean recording guys heavy unusuall style. Kind of has a jazz flavor to me, like something from Chic Chorea.
Welcome to Bandmix.
Was up in OK last month beautiful country side along the east boarder.

#27476 by HowlinJ
Wed Apr 02, 2008 5:54 pm
Interesting stuff.

The opening strains put me to mind of the electronic tones from the soundtrack of the 1957 classic sci-fi movie "Forbidden Planet".

I then perceived some sequential riffs and glissendo reminiscent of early 70's synthesizer music.

Not the kind of sound one expects from a power trio.

All in all , I like it , and it seems to me the kind of stuff that would "grow on you" the more you listen.

Thanks for posting,
Howlin'

#27480 by Kramerguy
Wed Apr 02, 2008 6:25 pm
I give it the official Kramer pointy headstock seal of approval. Well done.

#27486 by PSpecialist
Wed Apr 02, 2008 7:05 pm
Thanks to all for the kind words! We're hoping to acquire diverse avenues for this music; Live performance (we sound "heavier" live), film/t.v. placement, etc... What we're attempting to do is make sure that, what one hears can be reproduced live (especially on our budget :lol: ) so it's simply Drums, Guitar, and Bass.

We hope all will keep listening, as will we...

Sanshouheil!

Next time youse guys are up this way (N.E. Oklahoma), hit us up! We'll jam AND THEN we'll go "guerilla fishing"!

Peace!

"...the music's real, the rest is scenery."-Bill Withers, Soul Shadows.

#27507 by Steve Azulay
Wed Apr 02, 2008 9:37 pm
Right On Guys!!! this took me back to when I was a teenager in the 80's.I could listen to your stuff all day. Put some more music on :D Are you guys coming to southern california anytime soon? Id love to see you live.Late, Steve

#27508 by PSpecialist
Wed Apr 02, 2008 10:08 pm
Steve!

Most kind, Thank you sir! We're happy to say that we've been confirmed to play the Fete de la Musique festival in Pasadena the 21st of June. We would sure like to meet you and yours on that day! May haps a few extra people would dig a show by us as well, hmm? :D

We'll post music again very soon... :wink:

Peace.

#27576 by jw123
Thu Apr 03, 2008 1:42 pm
Wow,

When I was in college there were 4 or 5 bands that came thru the recording studio that sounded a lot like you guys. I really like this kind of music and I like the way you guys play.

The bass player has one of the best sounding bass tones that Ive heard on here and chops to boot. Your drummer sounds really good although my speakers dont do him justice. The guitar has great tone also and also a good command of dynamics. Great stuff guys, Im definitely putting you guys on my music list here.

Thanks for sharing and please post more if you can.
#27580 by scarletrust
Thu Apr 03, 2008 2:08 pm
PSpecialist wrote:Greetings all! We're UNCALLED4OUR, a Native-American power trio that plays original rock/jazz instrumentals. We're new here, so please forgive us for the sudden unannounced "knock" at the door... We have a couple of songs from our new full-length CD entitled "Kick Rocks" here for anyone who might be interested in something just off the beaten path.

We Thank one and all, in advance, for stopping by!

Peace.
UNCALLED4OUR.


What's up, guys? I graduated BAHS 1990. There are so few people who actually post in the forums, I never expected to see anyone from my old hometown.

Interesting sound. Kind of like early 80's prog with some fusion mixed in.

Cheers guys.

#27582 by gbheil
Thu Apr 03, 2008 2:14 pm
Cool, Uh, what the hell is guerilla fishing?

#27600 by PSpecialist
Thu Apr 03, 2008 3:28 pm
"Guerilla Fishing" is when you hit one of those clear/cold (and surprisingly deep in some places) streams/rivers 'round eastern Ok. The fish can see you if you just walk up on them, so you have to "ambush" them. The bait is all around (nightcrawlers on the banks, Crawdads in the shallower parts, etc...). And the species of fish are somewhat unique; "brownies" (smallmouth bass), "horny heads" (a brook trout hybrid), "goggle eyes" (rock bass).., yea, we know, the terminology 'round here is humorous. You pull up to a body of water, grab your gear, jump in, and wade/fish until you; catch your "mess", or tire out.

That, our friends, in a nutshell, is Guerilla Fishing.

Peace.

#27603 by PSpecialist
Thu Apr 03, 2008 3:36 pm
Thank you SO much JW 123 for the kind words! :D

And, What's up Scarletrust! I think our drummer is a BAHS grad too, we'll have to "strap him down" and extract the necessary intel! :lol:
The rest of us are "transplants"; by way of "prattville" and Kansas City Mo.

Peace!

"...and YOU, music lover.., You're Next." - Doc Holliday, Tombstone.

#27605 by gbheil
Thu Apr 03, 2008 3:39 pm
Hell ya sounds like fun. Water round here so muddy fish may as well not have eyes :D

#27606 by PSpecialist
Thu Apr 03, 2008 3:47 pm
Well then, it's settled! Our whole band (like there are a bunch of us-sheesh!) are life-long "fishermen". And between us, we know the waters, and make pretty decent guides. SO! Next time life hits youse guys up this way, let us know. Hell, now that we think about it..., we should have some dates down there.., hmmm. :idea:

Peace.

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