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From Beyond The Age Of Stone
Recently I’ve been trying to get back to my rock roots. I could not bring my imagination into reality because I lacked the tools necessary (especially midi editing). Now I have them I’m trying to get that twisted Credence groove out of my head into reality. This is my first experiment. Lol, loud if possible.
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I have no idea why, but this reminds me of Carouselambra by LZ. Maybe it’s just JPJ sitting in the studio by himself while the others are out on a bender. It was one of my favorite albums by them. I was just finishing college and completely at loose ends. It was a new sound for them and I liked it.
@Paulieworld I am trying to turn back the hands of time but I’m thinking that’s just not possible.
It’s good to see you examining your roots… we have no connection to that younger self so this is something totally new for us here. You’re playing with the drummer and NOT adding a drum after the recording. I’m guessing that throws you off of your normal route to improvisation and that creates a tension for you… like you must be self-conscious to even remember there’s a drummer generating a repeated pattern you need to respect.
I hope you keep exploring this approach along with your other workflows.
Your investigations into generating harmonic variations and trying NOT to repeat yourself is still very evident here so
it’s not like you have lost yourself by trying to reconnect with rock roots. You have actually taken root impulses and made them yours and not the other way around.
I took the side detour to listen to the Led Zeppelin “Carouselambra” tune to see if I could make the connections @Paulieworld mentioned. I could hear that there’s this latin grove injected into a rock basis and a untypical keyboard focus that Led Zeppelin
didn’t use. As Paulie mentions it’s the bass player John Paul Jones playing studio synthesizers which I’m not sure they did as a live performance because it would require another musician to cover either the bass or keyboard role.
Thanks for commenting @McD. Sorry to disappoint you but I recorded this with a click track and fussed with RockDrummer after. But on my next foray into rock I will record drums first. If you would simply move to Savannah we could just do it in one go.
I was thinking about you and your love, commitment, participation and breadth of musical knowledge. Probably, as a whole package, unequaled here on the forum. We’re fortunate to have you. HNY, bud.
I hope you keep exploring your rock roots. That was very enjoyable. Kinda proggy.
Thank you @ecou. I’ll definitely keep trying. Like I said, it’s a challenge to get it right. Jazz is a lot easier!
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Thx @Stochastically (I think 😎)