Here is the remake of the last song.
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9 comments:
Dude, your lead at the end of that was rad.
thanks man. It actually plays with a whammy bar on every note without any picking and it sounds like its from outerspace. ill rerecord sometime.
yeah, enjoyable. i like the part around 1:30 give and especially take 5 seconds. you tend to speed up. that is probably because it is rad and exciting to play.
i feel like you need to change keys more to make a singable song out of it. and as it is without singing, it gets kindof repetative. the flourishes are nice but they would really be clutch if you pulled them off in different chords are you change from one to the other. like a magic trick.
do you mean the harmonic part at 135?
your left knee is outta control..
thats so the sweet riffs keep good rhythm and time. Most people dont keep the beat by tapping their foot and they are rhythmically challenged, or cant keep time. As a former drummer, i know the value of good time, bitch.
well, 135 is good but before that just the transitions are cool. jason, you may call your wife a bitch, but i agree with her - as my previous comment in which i pointed out that "you tend to speed up" will demonstrate. booyah.
Andy, bitch doesnt mean bitch anymore, it means, "i told you so" if you use it at the end of a sentance. Comon andy get up with the times, if we all start wearing hammer pants again, you need to be able to jump on the bandwagon as fast as us idaho folk do. i do speed up from time to time, but the rhythm is in tact by keeping the leg going,i would keep better time if there was a drummer.
jason, you are a drummer.
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