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Thanks for the comments guys, I'll give some feedback on your tracks when I'm on the PC tomorrow and can have a proper listen.
Cheers! Could be, I only know the Madness version - title changed to throw the copyright sheriffs off the scent.
Thanks matey, don't know Eek A Mouse so I'll look that one up.
As Mrs Monzo's keen on telling me, I take a nice tune and stick something in there to spoil it
Best not make it too popular anyway, my daughters currently getting airplay on there and I don't want to embarrass her.
Thanks - yeah that's me, you got me tumbled!
Eek A Mouse is popular Jamacian DeeJay(Yellowman/ Henry "Junjo" Lawes era, around 1982)...... One of most popular singles(of many) was "Gunja Smuggling". It should be on YouTube.
Eek-A-Mouse Christmas-A-Come
I saw Eek A Mouse so many times at the local club back when in was in college. Always enjoyable.
Early early Sunday mornin'
It was indeed a compliment
, will you be doing a follow up - Night Boat to Cardiff ?
"It's just gone noon half past Monzo'on"
Some Yusuf islam
Great cover @Bootsy You have a great voice too - really suited this song.
Excellent cover @AlterEgo_UK. Really nice production, vocals and guitar
Thanks for the comment. Sorry I posted two tunes. I'm fired!
Very nice job! The extended verses on some sections caught me out at first, but grew on me throughout.
I'd love to be able to play guitar and sing, maybe one day!
Thank you.
Yeah, there's a small bit of me doing harmonised vox in there, but its subtle, as I'm by no means a singer.
I went for a more dubbed out club feel anyway, but would love to have someone that could do vocals too.
Thanks for the compliments on the mix, it was made in Nanostudio and mixed in Auria.
Normally I would have to disqualify a second entry for the month (direct contravention of the rules!). However as this is also a song that I have been playing for the last couple of years it's quite humbling to hear your version because it's a terrific performance, and it's a difficult song to cover since it is sung over two full octaves.
Everything about this is technically flawless: singing and guitar playing are excellent. The low register has a lovely resonance, the high register is beautifully smooth. When I sing this song I can just about hit the notes, but I don't have the intonation you have, with the resonance in the lows, and my highs are much wilder, and guitar playing is more akin to hammering, so listening to you makes me realise how much work I still need to do (not that I had too many illusions on that front).
The solo is obviously overdubbed, but were the guitar and vocal recorded at the same time? Because the guitar playing is very delicate and intricate, and that also is very hard to do while you are singing.
Yeah I'm sorry about that @richardyot, I would disqualify me if I were you. Really it's fine.
Yes I did play and sing together, but I did go back and overdub the little c g a riff in the intro, just couldn't get it smooth enough.
Thank you for the kind review!
Human after all
I try and play the riff in my version, it's a mess.
BTW @Bootsy how long have you been singing?
Be kind to him Bootsy, lie copiously...
@JohnnyGoodyear you clearly don't know me as well as I hoped - I always prefer the (often painful) truth!
Truth is I've been singing since I was a little kid:). Always loved singing along with old 45 s and then the am fm radio. I am old..but I'm happy!
But it wasn't till I got a four track cassette I started recording myself singing and probably tn yrs or so when I first tried singing and playing together. Never thought I could do it.
Never really sang and played in front of an audience yet. On my bucket list!
OK, so I started to sing aged 43 and three quarters. Should be OK by the time I hit 70. I'll master the playing and singing together thing sometime in the decade after that.
Your fine man! Just keep doin what you're doin, put the love in and all that feeling, that's all that really matters. And the occasional "that's pretty good"
Cheers!
I'll critique some tracks in a bit, I just had to get this classic cover up. One of my favorites I've ever done.
Interesting take, I listened to yours first before hearing the original for the first time. I like the main bass synth taking the simple groove and letting the second 'bass' fill in those extra staccato hits of the main progression. It is mixed well and has some nice transitions. Most importantly for me (who doesn't listen to a lot of dance/techno type stuff) the drums weren't blaring and pumping, so I appreciated that.
Love the original song. I like the character of the vocal here. The harmonies are great, but not quite sold on the lead vocal . I feel like the break of the song drags as well since it's just acoustic and bass, maybe it coulda dropped right into the vocal break. Good work overall though!
I don't mean to be dismissive of this one, it sounds good, but it just made me go immediately to the Johnny Cash version. He's got everyone beat, even the original performer of the song,
I can't get on board with this one, sorry. IMHO, obviously:
The drums sounds (especially the snare) don't fit well with the synths and my idea of the theme being tension-filled. The drum pattern sorta gives it the feel of a ditty instead of a dark, thick soundscape.
The growl of the deep bass hits is fine, but the high octave doubling the main bass line is a weak, characterless sound.
Enjoyed the listen to someone else's take on the theme, nevertheless. It's a great one.
That was quite mad. Like the funk sounds in last section
Remember hearing these before. Classical in dub
Liked that. I remembered One of first experiments I did when I got in to a real studio recorded some stockhausen to tape then recorded the sound of dragging that tape at various speed across tape head. It was electronic stockhausen stuff so it already sounded insane before I messed with it