4 track cassette groove

[dgaf]

gimme some feedback yo

 

[rayc]

yo
yo
bounce back up again
Can you do "walking the dog"?
Seriously, what is it? What can I expect? What genre? What instrumentation?
What goes on, in my mind?

 

[fat_fleet]

What goes on, in my mind?

i think that you are upside down!

 

[Armistice]

yo
yo
bounce back up again
Can you do "walking the dog"?
Seriously, what is it? What can I expect? What genre? What instrumentation?
What goes on, in my mind?

You know at the end of a film, when they do the big song and roll the credits and you think, wow, this film has a soundtrack.. who knew? And then you get to the end of the song, but because so many millions of people worked on the film and they all have to be individually listed and there's only so fast you can scroll without giving people headaches - to finish the last 30 seconds of credits, they play a random bit of weirdish music and then fade to black and turn the lights on?

If that film was by Tarantino, then this is exactly the sort of thing you might hear in the last 30 seconds.

If the drums weren't made of cardboard, that is...

Howzat fer feedback, yo?

 

[rayc]

fat_fleet - then there's that cool rhythm guitar almost solo thing - I LOVE that song - particularly the version VU Live with Lou Reed 1969.
Armistice,
Thank you for creating an expectation - now I may venture to have it fulfilled - but then again I'm no Tarantino fan (sad eh?).

 

[dgaf]

why would it need to be explained? the thread is for your opinions, not mine.

 

[famous beagle]

I dig the instruments a lot. The distorted vocals need to go, though, IMHO.

Cool groove.

 

[heatmiser]

I like the bass and guitars on this quite a lot, and while I like the idea of extreme delays and distortion on the vocals, I think this went a little too far with the type of distortion you used. If it could be toned down at least a little it would work much better for me at least. Pleasantly disturbing. Great ending. Thanks.

 

[ultrasound]

fuckin brilliant likes. shoegazy, hiphop, dub vibes

 

[rayc]

I like the intro.
This has a lot in common with the 1st couple of Residents albums sonically though tey used tape noise as a weapon.
I don't think the ideas hold up beyond a minute though.

 

[Undergrounds]

Good stuff. I like the intro