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Description : In the 1700's the Comanche Indians became known as the Lords of the Southern Plains. The Comanche ruled a region that stretched across New Mexico, Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado and deep into the Texas Panhandle. The most feared and savage warriors of all the tribes of the old West.
Many believe their spirits still ride the night wind here.
Some Willie G style picking to a buffalo skin drum beat.
Description : This is the completed song that I previously uploaded, which you can find here: looperman.com/tracks/detail/175666
Find the song on Spotify! open.spotify.com/album/3HxIoyIUkuRKMMc1u3egJ0?si=r6XR9hORRA-bhV7YliATSg
My older brother does lead vocals, I do all instrumentation and backup vocals, except for the solo guitar parts, which the oldest brother did. Recorded with Pro Tools 12 by yours truly. Comments welcome! LYRICS PROVIDED!
Description : -JUST-IN, BREAKING, NEWSFLASH, BREAKING NEWS
renowned R&B Hip-Hop & Rapper dimestop has shocked the music industry with his latest drop, he's produced and singing vocals on a rock track with Rock Megastar Danke.
Rolling Stones magazine say a grammy in the making....hip hop insiders claim he's sold out
snoop dog was reported saying careful that motha fucka rip your heart out
Time Magazine state this is epic
Elon Musk tweeted #he's my Rocket man... more to follow as the story unfolds.
Description : Rock alternativo, espacial.
Description : Having fun singing one of my favorite songs of all time.
(When The Smoke Is Going Down) By The Scorpions
Thanks for taking the time to listen to it. =)
Description : Just a simple instrumental rock track. All played with real instruments.
Description : Just electric guitar, bass guitar, Superior Drummer, and time. A little bit of everything. Feedback, critiques and indignant rage are most welcome.
Description : Here's my first try on Patricia Edwards Acapella.
The vocals are bombastic !!!
https://www.looperman.com/acapellas/detail/4780
Song still needs some mixing and drum repositioning
Description : This is my newest creation, at a stage very near to completion. No third-party mastering or mixing, as with all my tracks. Just have to fix a few tiny things. I FINALLY WAS ABLE TO MIX EVERYTHING IN THE SAME SESSION. This song has all human-played instruments - no quantization or MIDI! My brother does all the vocals except for the interlude part, which I do. My other brother plays the rhythm guitar (a Gibson Les Paul Custom - only one of 12 in the world!!) and I play the accompanying guitar (a Johnny Mar Jag and PRS). He has a lot of guitars :P A good friend of ours, Ronnie, plays the bass and another friend, Freddie, plays the drums. The drum track was done in one take (had to use an electric drum set due to time constraints - but acoustic kits are so much better). Overall, pretty satisfied with the result. Let me know your thoughts.
Description : Update Nov.23.: !Master! Sidechain (End LM)
A remake of our biggest success to date
The Sting Remake
Thank you Tamaira Roa for your wonderful Koto game
Voc - Manuela,
Idea and synthesizer - Angelica
The band Rose:
Drums - Harald Bahr
Bass - Evelin Schnor
Guitars - Peter Schninkel, Ben Perl, Andy Graf
Description : I wrote this song some time ago when I was living in Florida. It's even more true today.
Vocals by Arthur Granquist, guitar by the great Kevin Lysen, drums by Marc Karmatz, also the recording engineer.
The idea musically was to take some rock and some bluegrass elements, mash 'em up and see what happened.
Every day is a struggle to do better in a crazy world.
Description : Update: 14.02.24 FINISHED
A rock ballad based on a poem by Claudia Boekels. Arrangement: Angelica Schwanitz
Voc - Manuela,
Backing - Mel, Angelica, Kevin
Idea and Synth - Angelica
The Band Rose:
Drum - Harald Bahr
Bass - Evelin Schnor
Guitars - Peter Schninkel, Ben Perl, Andy Graf
Keys - Ellen Bahr
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Description : This is the fourth track of my W.I.P. Vocaloid album called: Acerbus 3.
Many thanks to Ashesndreams for sharing these vocals!
Original from Ashesndreams: looperman.com/acapellas/detail/14428/cuentame-al-oido-lodvg-cover-130bpm-pop-acapella
Description : THE PUNK ROCK PROJECT
Like what you hear? Find EVERY LOOP AND VOCAL from this song on my profile!
Description : A rock tune that has the lead held back except near the end...so you musicians out there can add vocals or lead to it. Starts out with a synth and then builds.
Description : I've Just looked at my old music archives and thought to bring some of them out for you guys to listen to.
Guys, a couple of friends and I, we've got Lowdown with this track.
One of us started with a chord and we followed each other.
I must say there are no sounds like the sounds of real drums.
I hope you enjoy it if you do then please leave me a comment.
Whoa that intro is GREAT, love the guitar work. And the tone is killer. Well done!!! Going to have to listen to blue jean blues right now!
Neo. How's it goin' man?
Yesterday, my wife and I were driving west in the evening sun. She started bitching about how bright it was. I looked at her, and in a deadpan voice said, "Now, go out and get yourself some big black frames."
Without skipping a beat, she says, "With the glass so dark they won't even know my name!??"
I love my wife just a little bit more, now.
This is some fine-ass guitfiddlin' my friend. The others are right about the tone, too. It's a spot on recipe for that Texas flavor. I've always loved ZZ Top. Much like you, I prefer the earlier years. I like everything post 1983, but I can't recall any tracks that really stand out, like I can the years before that.
I can see why a few others have made mention of the drums, (or, lack thereof.) Usually when you think Texas blues/rock, you think big rockin' drums, and heavy basslines. My brain was expecting some to kick in, as well. But, taking into consideration the information you gave us in the description, the drums are just fine, and serve their purpose just as planned. I do think there could be a little more variation, but it's no deal breaker for me. I still like it just as it is.
" Valvedriver probably doesn't have any Peyote up there in the hills, but them shrooms of his are just as potent!"
That's all you need to say, brother!
...and, with that being said...
Take care, my friend!
Aaron.
Regreetings:
Billy and Jimmy had a mutual admiration for each other at that time. Hendrix took him out on tour because of that, I'm sure a bit of each of them rubbed off.
"Comanche" is from the Ute name for them, kmantsi (enemy) They broke from the Shoshone after acquiring horses from the Pueblo.
How do you get a drummer off your porch?
Pay him for the pizza. (Ouch)
First Time I heard ZZ Top. Glad U asked....I was young and my parents had a cable box with a dial on it. I found if I manoeuvred the dial ever so carefully between the channels I would evade the scrambling resistor and I could watch the playboy channel. They had some video with some playmates to the awesome tune of cheap sunglasses, ahh the innocence of youth.
Nicely done! Very cool guitar indeed. Totally digging the drums. Nothing more fun than cranking the amp up a few dbs!! I believe Billy Gibbons was on a recent episode of Live From Daryl's House(Daryl Hall) and performed a few of his classics. If you have some time check it out online, it is very cool. Gave this a few listens and gonna fav, well done!
Wayne
Hat's off great to hear some great guitar work.
Reminds me more of blackfoot thought than gib's although.
I do hear one or two licks of his in here.
I do have one comment SRV is more respected in Texas than Billy Gib's is. They even build a statue in memory of him.
This is not a comment to start a war just a statement from what I have read on line. I like Billy Gibb.s - Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers was a great tune.
Again great track and great guitar playing.
yeahhhhhhh!!!!! I love ZZtop, But I love the fact Billy Gibbons was influenced by Hendrix. This is a nice Blues Guitar sound you have created, that reminds us of Tejas! But it does need drums......
I liked it though.
Keep on Keepin!
Cru
I first heard a ZZ top album here in England around 1973 I think it would have been.
A guy turned up said listen to this started to skin up and produced a bottle of Jim Beam ... that was my introduction to ZZ and what a great afternoon we had!
I think I may have been one of the earlIest Englanders to get a listen as he'd bought the album back from the states with him .... and the bud!
You have certainly got the tone and depth there.
I love your tale of the Indians .... I grew up on cowboys and Indians.
Jim Morrison had a thing about Indian spirits I believe and standing on the plains plugged in and playing that could well be a very very spiritual thing.
I want to put some howling wind on that slow intro and a distant Indian yell echoing down the distant canyon ......
How-dee-doo?
Some pretty pastoral sounds that lead to some very contemplative guit-speak.
I keep thinking, Where are the drums? You hold off for a good while, and come in with a very different beat than I kept expecting. That is the kind of thing that makes a track memorable to me. Very engaging and energetic guitar work in the second half.
Consider it deeply dug!
Evan
its picture painting mind bending good stuff Neomorpheus....I was at some after-parties a few decades ago where we would have just put this on repeat play and listened for the rest of the night....fantastic bit of musical art....I could listen to a lot of music like this...thanks....Ed
Neomorpheus
Mate,
Your guitar playing is heaven one can listen to it all day long .
Wow wow wow fantastic track.
My hats off to you mate..favs it goes.
Well done.
Jamid
Regreetings.
I'm listening again and enjoying that cool intro once more. Really tasty playing that's highly evocative of a certain landscape and mood.
Can't say I can hear them Texan scorpions in the mix but they're probably subtle, no doubt adding some extra bite/sting. Or maybe that's what they're adding in the second half.
1:51, 2:00,2:08, 2:10 audio pops (from edits, I presume). I can't be much more specific than that.
Right, I've worked out a bit more of the problem when the drums enter: there's a distinctive lack of bass.
Beat is OK but could be better. Also, it's too repetitive - just sounds like a single 4 bar loop. No drum fills aren't helping push the guitar the way they could/should.
Fadeout ending also isn't good enough. Some sort of change into something slightly different and maybe more epic would make for a more memorable conclusion.
Finally, my favourite drummer joke, and it is drummer-specific, unlike the girlfriend/homeless one, is:
What do you call a drummer who can keep time?
Roland.
No one gets that if they're not a musician and thus have at least heard of Roland drum machines.
Oh and thanks for your kind words about me in that Looperman family thread. More on that later...
Had to come back....Man that's Nasty...Love it...
Deep Texan word ups, Neo Morphin Comanche.
Lovely guitar playing for your intro. Didn't know you could play like that. Very laid back and sounds like it probably wasn't played to a click. Sounds like you're out there in the desert communicating with Indian spirits via the fretboard.
Might even be a coyote in there - Valvedriver has them in a track or two as they live near him. None here in England so I asked him to send me some but no sign of the package yet.
1:20 we come alive with some chunky tone and tasty, muscular grooving. I can hear some audio pops in there though so maybe you've edited together a few bits. Doesn't all sound smooth.
2:19 Oh no!!! That beat really doesn't fit, both timing-wise and in terms of the mood and vibe. Real letdown when it came in. Sorry but I do try to be honest. I was enjoying it quite a bit before then.
Just play around with some other grooves and kit sounds. That one is too light and electronic. Electronic could work well as something different rather than predictable crashing rock kits but this isn't it.
If you can fix your drums (a lot) you would have a cool track.
Tasty guit fiddlin' all the same.
Best of luck to you.
Some nasty licks in this, I guess the plains at one time in history
was the swamps, only because of that down home feel...
Ain't nothing but some Music and this is the deal, for real...
Peace...TG.
Cool track Neo!
Incredible guitar work and tune...like the electrish drum sound (bit like ZZ Top too)...
Very fine jam...
Hope all is well, Danke
Good old rough bluesy sound....fantastic intro and then things start to roll in with increasing blasts of raw energy!
Powerfull stuff!!
Compliments______Orlando
You know what they say about drummers don't you? ;) But you're a metalhead that plays guitar AND blues too so I guess you're ok :D LOL!LOL! Love the blues!! keep 'em coming plz! I'm going through a bit of a doom metal phase, after that blues phase, but I got a few blues jams to get up here :D Maybe in the future I can do drum arrangement out of one of my loop packs, play bass (I know how you feel about bass players ;) LOL!!!) and you could jam some blues guitar on it :D
Love that electric guitar!! Sounds cool and powerful. Nice riff mate!! It will be really good if you put some real heavy drums onto it!! Good one!!