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Goldroom
by Gary E. Andrews - 10/08/26 01:40 PM
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SOMA
by Gary E. Andrews - 10/07/26 11:11 PM
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Joined: Dec 2008
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... It is epic for sure.. I like when the violin riff gets joined by the crunch guitar and they go into double time.. That really sends it off into those end choruses... Then the girl sings the daylights out of it  That's my favourite part too! Nice move. This is retro in the coolest of cool ways. It has class written all over it. It's a treat to hear all of you guys wonderful musicianship! I couldn't believe it was your vocal Mike. You sound so different from say, the Brooklyn song! Loving every minute of this. You make beer guys like me love big apples!  The mix sounded a little rough, but it's going to work surely. Sounded like there was some funny effect on the lead vox, was it a flanger? Could be cool if that was toned down for the choruses maybe? But MAN, why don't you write a 100 of these, Mike! Shoot them out on the charts, hoping for a shotgun effect. Some of them are bound to stick!
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