Okay thanks Dogfart!Yeah, personally, I could use a bit more of the vocal....not a ton, but it's a bit quieter than some of your tunes. But, whatevah....
Haha, okay thanks man. I thought about adding some delay to the end of a few lines, but I've done that on a different song recently and don't wanna overuse it.
I'm not following this ..... where'd I miss the drum loop products in the lyrics?
Thanks munch!Lol @ "hot rod T Rex", feckin maniac.
Sounds pretty good bud.
Thanks for checking it out.
Cool, thanks for the feedback. I wanted the guitars to drop out and have just the bass during that last verse but it just sounded too plain with the bass as it is in the rest of the song. I wanted something else in there. Something weird.
Cool, thanks heat. I'm a little surprised the wongo bass isn't getting much love. I think it's pretty ridiculously awesome.I like how the lyrics link from "evolve" to a product that offers "drum loops" and "individual drum hits"....but, they sound so real?!?
I think this sounds great. I like the vocal level where it's at myself. Guitars sound great.
I wouldn't have chosen the warbling bass effect, but I think it works well here. Fun tune.
Awesome thanks.
Enjoyed this Greg - the lyrics are great, they have a cool retro cartoon quality about them, especially the dragging women by their hair part. I felt they were forced into the meter a little in a couple of parts though. The one that sticks out for me is the "I bodyslammed a triceratops" line - it feels like it's missing a syllable. Something like "I bodyslammed a [big or bad or something] triceratops" with the points of emphasis in the phrase altered a little might sit better.
I dunno though, at the same time there's something quite fitting about the neanderthal bludgeoning the meter into submission
Cool, thanks TripM. All noted.
Thanks a lot Rami. Yeah, get a big ol Marshall!So that's what heavy guitars are supposed to sound like. I got to get me an amp.
Everything sounds just great. Are all your cymbals small? That's the only thing I've occasionally noticed. Your cymbals sometimes sound like small cymbals, or you boosted the very high's. Or maybe they just sound different from mine, so I'm not used to the sound.
Anyway, it's not just your recordings that are good. Your songs are consistently rocking too.
These guitars were done at pretty massive volume levels. Haha. One of the things I like about these guitar tracks is that they're satisfactorily punk rock rip-roaring without using a bunch of gain. I personally wouldn't say they're "heavy". If someone were to do a metal song with these same settings, it wouldn't work. They're not overdriven enough. I could probably do a halfway decent AC/DC sound with the same settings, it would just have to be slowed way down. 
Cool, a vote for leave the vocals alone. Thanks.
Wow, thanks a lot. I've never inspired anyone before....that I know of or they'd admit to.
Thanks K. I don't know about sixties garage. I admire the sound and style, but I don't really get much direct influence from it. I'd probably make a mockery of it.great stuff as usual...all sounded tight and clear to me
dunno why but when i read it i expected a more sort of sixties garage tune...tbh id love to hear your take on that kind of eras stuff, i hear surf in some of your tunes but rarely that garage sound...i remember a lot of raw crazy stuff coming out of texas back then
ill shut up now
Thanks a lot Joey! No, I don't play my stuff anywhere. I drum in an original material rock band, but we don't touch my music. My guys are good musicians, but they're not cut out for my kind of music. I'd need to front my own band, and it's just too much damn work. I've been thinking about it though.Hey that's my great-great-granpaw yo talkin' about!!
Great stuff, Greg!
Everything sitting and rockin' in its place. And as usual, your hooklines are totally catchy
Do you play your stuff live, never asked you that?
Keep kicking' that ass!
