Hey, if it's a ghost town, it still has the spirit.<g>

Michelle, I watched. Very competently done. No, I didn't detect a sync-ing problem. My video did freeze up a few times, but it always does that when I've been watching too many videos (and I was today).

Only a couple of nits. The volume was low (I had to turn my volume up, and I know the next audio or video I play will blast my ears out if I forget (like usual) to turn it back). I don't know if that's something you control when you post, or when you record, but next time, the volume should really be louder.

I really liked the guitar work; especially liked being able to see the guy's hands when he was playing lead (pet fixation of mine--it's one of the ways I pick up things). The guy sure looked like he was enjoying himself, too. (Not surprising--it's a fun song.) I would have liked to hear the instrumentation more during the verses, not just the chorus.

I'd have liked more bass, too--but that may also be just a pet peeve of mine. I am mostly tone-deaf (which is why you should always take my musical criticisms with a heavy dose of salt), and I like prominent bass lines because it helps me follow the music.

I like your singing. Again, I thought you were louder on the choruses than the verses, and I'd have liked the verses to be louder, too. Is it because you were more comfortable singing the chorus? You have a good voice. I wouldn't be hesitant to belt it out. (Actually, this is a good song to belt out.)

And who did the video work? That was really well done.

Joe

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