can a drummer help with two tracks?

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philpereira

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Hi there, I posted something about this a while ago, but it died without a response. I figured I'd post here since I need a drummer and this is where the greatest amount of drummers dwell. I haven't had much luck getting help on these two for a number of reasons (one big reason because folks are understandably busy) So if anyone has the time (and likes these ideas enough) to lend a hand, I would certainly welcome and appreciate it. I think one problem is that I develop a song off a riff and it may make it hard to envision the direction if all you're playing to is just a series of riffs without leads or vox, but I'm really not picky about that sort of thing, I just like to have a good drum and bass section to support my guitar playing and I make the rest work from there. And some bassists that help me out prefer having a drum track to play to, hence my need to have drums first. Without further a do, the links:

http://home.comcast.net/~fgpereira/song1-click3.wma here's an acoustic number. i see this one being driven by the bass drum and sounding a lot like "bron yr aur stomp" off led zeppelin 3. http://home.comcast.net/~fgpereira/song1track2.wma is just the guitar part bpm=115. the playing isn't perfect, but it's pretty on time and i plan on re-recording the guitar at a later point.

http://www.recordingproject.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?t=13748 this one is a rockin tune, pretty straightforward, was just looking for a good beat to drive the guitars.

Look forward to any contributions
 
bump, got quite a few views but no replies. hope someone can help. i'll try not to push the topic too much, if nothing happens, then nothing happens.
 
My band is doing some tracking over here today. If I get a chance later tonight, I'll see what I can do.
 
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