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the composition is excellent

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Stumbled upon by pure accident. :D It could be our Lulu! :p

Described in detail here. Good overview in this video. Vocals are covered at 1:20. Once you hear it you'll recognize it and it then it will likely wind up as a standard addition to your vocal chain :p

this is so good i have to comment again :D it has a QOTSA and Mark Lanegan (his solo stuff) mojo mix going on. really a high quality tune you've whipped up here :thumbs up:

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Maybe try raising the vocal level to sit slightly out front of the instruments and use the Dolby Type A trick on the vocals to add that extra something.

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Cool tune. The switch at 2:20 is brilliant. Consider lowering the level on the hi-hat and you may want to cycle thru a few different options to find one that is less abrasive. Also consider dropping the level on the kick just a tad, and EQ out some low mids to remove the boxy-ness.

This is insanely good :thumbs up:

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Nice! This is the best mix of that I've heard from you yet. Snare sounds good. Hihat and other cymbals are very nicely treated. Sounds like a real record. Congrats!

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The nature of the riff has nothing to do with flubby bass. Check out Stevie Ray Vaughan's 'Life Without You' to see what I mean. Plugin Alliance has their $25/mo. subscription service and they have an amazing 1073 and 1176 and Waves has their LA2A on sale right now for $36.

Cycle through some hihats and find one that is a tad softer. All of the cymbals, really. The snare needs to be replaced with something that has more crack, less piercing snares, and more size. Soften the intro a smidge after the hihat count-in, the abrupt volume change is more startling in a...

To start: -Change the kick to one that punches along with the bass. (listen to Eric Clapton's most recent LP 'I Still Do' to see a recent example of how the master Glyn Johns does it) -Change the snare to something that cuts through the mix better -Tighten up the rhythm acoustic guitar playing...

I would bring the music level down a bit (try 0.3 dB). keep vocals where they are. also the cymbals at 00:38, 2:43, and the outro's 3:31, 3:33, 3:36, and i think one at 3:38 are pretty shrill.

The oscillating guitar on the right needs to be brought way down in the mix. It makes the song unlistenable. Also you need to de-ess at 00:44