Re: Music critiques.... absolutely free

I dont mean to jump in on Lewis's fun but I couldnt help myself. Pretty
damned good man. I liked it. The vocalist knows what he's doing. He never
gets outta key and knows his limits but he's kinda like me. He doesnt have
much range and that song just doesnt suit his voice.
One important factor in being a good band is to pick your songs wisely.
That one is a no do for ya'll. Maybe some LaGrange? Also I dont remember if
I heard any bakup vocals? If they're there then they aint doing their job or
I would have remembered them. Very important. The human voice is the perfect
instrument that all others ( besides percussion ) do their best to emulate.
Without good back ups and harmonies from time to time then you're pissing
into the wind.
All in all its a bunch of good musicians.
"RobWoozle" <robwoozle@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Sep 3, 7:13 pm, Lewis <elray...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Sep 3, 1:50 am, RobWoozle <robwoo...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:





OK....I'll step up!

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&VideoID=...

or

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cp0kx3pSz7c

Same clip at both places. That's me in the white top.

Audio mixed from a few different cameras - all live, no rock star
overdubs!!

I'm only the guitar player....not the lyricist.

And, yes, Neil Young knows!

Rob

Rob my friend, you are a very brave man. And with good reason. If Neil
were alive (oh... he is?... my bad). You've done Neil proud my friend.
All that was missing was the ripping of the shirt by the lead singer,
and the tearing of flesh and application of copious amounts of peanut
butter. BTW the lead singer was alive during this performance wasn't
he? It was hard to tell though I could have sworn I saw his mouth move
on several occasions. But that could very well have been his vocal nod
to the nihilism the song so aptly espouses. Or maybe he was speaking
to the photographer's tits? Hard to tell as I only got a back view.

Very appropriately savage guitar tone. Like razor blades cutting
through the intestines of a pack of screaming weasles. And that's what
it takes to make a Neil Young song viable and vital; the sacrifice of
live animals via fuzz-tone channeling.

Keep up the good work you crazy motherfuckers. When Neil finally is
dead and gone this may stand as the paramount testament to his
absolution. All praise St. Neil.

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Cool. That is EXACTLY the tone I have been searching for all these
years ;-)

LOL!!

Rob



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