You get some decent sounding woodwind results. Mine usually sound like ass, though I believe they're sampled using strictly mouths.
Has a bit of the Star Wars Cantina feel. Good for a fight scene. First horns (trumpet section?) sounds a bit hokey, but the rest are pretty nice.
Question, if you can't trust an intern, why let him feed the shark? Seems like a job for someone you trust. Gordon may leave the gate open and then the shark would be loose in the neighborhood, knocking on doors, pretending to be a Candy-Gram. Damn land sharks.
Agreed with comment below, such tasteful orchestration on strictly clean sounding yet very uptempo happy ultrafunk. Thanks for sharing this with us Gordon. Alex
So What Zakk Frappe, sorry Zacharius Frappius.Stank Frackka. no still can't write it correctly...anyhoo what he(she) is trying to tell us is that the tune he(She) made is an homage to Bo Diddley who invented this style of progression called "The Bo Diddley beat" a 3-2 Clave rhythm used in Afro-Cuban music. I want Candy is one of the many tunes that uses this. check this out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMZjAOoX6nw&html5=1 Cru
It's a song about stealing, posing, ignoring and getting rich in the end. Don't forget to mention your "roots" when they are drowning in cheap alcohol, so they may get some bread crumbs from your table.
Most entertaining two minutes of my day (something my wife says on occasion). This was really well done. And representative of many hits from the past. Like TG said, it took some talent to assemble this one. Respect.
I can vaguely remember this song, who was that guy again... oooooh yeah the the Mr. Diddle
Very nicely done, what I really like is that you didn't do it, like him you made the tune today not yesterday... Took some talent to pull that off as good as you have, no question an oldy but goody reborn in a good way...
That was literally the most unique piece of music I've ever heard :P no idea how to process it...But it's quite entertaining! Idk why but I like it lol. It's just so...different. :P Cheers!
Everything you say is kinda rude, but all your tracks are pretty interesting, so overall it's just kinda "meh".
The clap and the ride really carried you on this one. The rest sounds like "I Want Candy". Harness that clap and ride cymbal and it'll take you to the top.
Note to Gordon: Urinate in Bossman's coffee till he starts being more personable. He seems like he might be an intelligent and interesting dude if he wasn't so dismissive of genuine praise. And Gordon, quit sniffing the White-Out.
Traditional blues verses are most common in twelve bar blues with the characteristic repeated first line. Blues songs are by no means all sad I think. Many of these traditional lyrics are salacious. Other lyrics tell of violence and an unhappy romance.
Many others detail the miseries of life. Some lyrics crop up in song after song
Floating lyrics have been described as lines that have circulated so long in folk communities that tradition - steeped singers call them instantly to mind and rearrange them constantly, and often unconsciously, to suit their personal and community aesthetics
Just to let you know.
Thanks so much for some constructive replies. It means a lot. Still looking forward to hear your song.
12 bars are for mathematicians. The blues is different. The blues comes from picking cotton, not counting bars. It's about making contracts with the devil.
Lyrics are overrated. "You better come out in my kitchen, it's going to be raining outside" - what's that all about? I got no idea! Lyrics are suspicious, I prefer text2speech software when comes to words!
However, I hope this is no spoiler, I did not use any lyrics on this track, but rather tried to give it a complete mojo injetion based on arousing guitars.
One day you will listen to this cute little masterpiece and the whole universe of music will unveil to you. Halleluja, brother!
PS: sent you a meat loaf recipe PPS: my granny did a better meat loaf
listen Zank, youre really annoying me with your replies. I instantly wanted to learn how to make a proper meat loaf when you said that. Write me in the future. My mail is: 1a2b5c9d13egmail.com a typo. Do not hesitate. Alex
I'm a bit of a hesitator and that's no real email adrees. you just punched your keyboard. Maybe I will write you in the future, do you know how to make a proper meat loaf?
Truly Zank, that's some nice way to bump up my track on the very top of a list. I am jealous of the fact that you're getting so many comments. I wish I could get them so easily.
You could create a double login and celebrate you, for example pomgeranate2239. You (pomegranate) could point out how outstanding clever your (promenade) track is any you reply in a kind fashion to yourself and so on. Obviously everybody does this here. The bots do the downloads, the double login the comments .
Commented on Better Days Shellac feat Courtney Odom by ZankFrappa
Thanks dear ZankFrappa. do you know how I can contact him ?
does he have a e-mail or something like that..
--Antonius in die tribulationis
Commented on Better Days Shellac feat Courtney Odom by ZankFrappa
That remind me fallout 3 or fallout new vegas radio songs.
Great job at mastering this track and the acapellas.
I maybe should make a another cinematic remix about that one if you are agree, Vince or Karsten
-Antonius in die tribulationis
Commented on Better Days Shellac feat Courtney Odom by ZankFrappa
Cool. Studio Tank for sure is using this sample on it's old school jazz upcoming album. good vibes.
Commented on PVC Jazz Hare of the Dog by ZankFrappa
I could see that happening. What would be the video game mechanic for this dog adventure, RPG,FPS, Platformer? :)
I'm thinking Platformer.
Commented on PVC Jazz Hare of the Dog by ZankFrappa
You get some decent sounding woodwind results. Mine usually sound like ass, though I believe they're sampled using strictly mouths.
Has a bit of the Star Wars Cantina feel. Good for a fight scene. First horns (trumpet section?) sounds a bit hokey, but the rest are pretty nice.
Question, if you can't trust an intern, why let him feed the shark? Seems like a job for someone you trust. Gordon may leave the gate open and then the shark would be loose in the neighborhood, knocking on doors, pretending to be a Candy-Gram. Damn land sharks.
Commented on PVC Jazz Hare of the Dog by ZankFrappa
Good work on keeping this piece so well rounded. Liked the mix of jazz and funk. Really tasteful instrument choices too!
Good work!
Rico L.
Commented on PVC Jazz Hare of the Dog by ZankFrappa
Agreed with comment below, such tasteful orchestration on strictly clean sounding yet very uptempo happy ultrafunk. Thanks for sharing this with us Gordon. Alex
Commented on PVC Jazz Hare of the Dog by ZankFrappa
That is a fun track man, I can totally envision this in an indie video game or the like. Nice orchestration.
Commented on What Bo Said by ZankFrappa
I have always preferred Dread Zeppelin.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7DqjyNGHJU&html5=1
my sympathies to Taurus
Cru
Commented on What Bo Said by ZankFrappa
So What Zakk Frappe, sorry Zacharius Frappius.Stank Frackka. no still can't write it correctly...anyhoo what he(she) is trying to tell us is that the tune he(She) made is an homage to Bo Diddley who invented this style of progression called "The Bo Diddley beat" a 3-2 Clave rhythm used in Afro-Cuban music. I want Candy is one of the many tunes that uses this.
check this out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMZjAOoX6nw&html5=1
Cru
Commented on The Italian Job by ZankFrappa
A
Just sayin'
Commented on What Bo Said by ZankFrappa
Most entertaining two minutes of my day (something my wife says on occasion). This was really well done. And representative of many hits from the past. Like TG said, it took some talent to assemble this one. Respect.
Bear
Commented on What Bo Said by ZankFrappa
I can vaguely remember this song, who was that guy again...
oooooh yeah the the Mr. Diddle
Very nicely done, what I really like is that you didn't do it, like him
you made the tune today not yesterday...
Took some talent to pull that off as good as you have, no question
an oldy but goody reborn in a good way...
Peace...TG.
Commented on What Bo Said by ZankFrappa
That was literally the most unique piece of music I've ever heard :P no idea how to process it...But it's quite entertaining! Idk why but I like it lol. It's just so...different. :P
Cheers!
Commented on What Bo Said by ZankFrappa
Haha this is pretty strange use of a slide on a guitar. Good work on delivering something else I've never even come close to hearing anywhere else!
Rico L.
Commented on What Bo Said by ZankFrappa
You are a strange person indeed. However, I like your grumpy ways. It's a bit like your music, Unusual. So sack all interns and whip us hard.
Commented on What Bo Said by ZankFrappa
Everything you say is kinda rude, but all your tracks are pretty interesting, so overall it's just kinda "meh".
The clap and the ride really carried you on this one. The rest sounds like "I Want Candy". Harness that clap and ride cymbal and it'll take you to the top.
Note to Gordon: Urinate in Bossman's coffee till he starts being more personable. He seems like he might be an intelligent and interesting dude if he wasn't so dismissive of genuine praise. And Gordon, quit sniffing the White-Out.
Commented on What Bo Said by ZankFrappa
thanks Zank,
that's a really friendly message from you at least.
Send me a recipes for anything you want. I will use them for sure.
Alex
Commented on What Bo Said by ZankFrappa
Sorry for my slow reply Zank.
Traditional blues verses are most common in twelve bar blues with the characteristic repeated first line.
Blues songs are by no means all sad I think. Many of these traditional lyrics are salacious.
Other lyrics tell of violence and an unhappy romance.
Many others detail the miseries of life. Some lyrics crop up in song after song
Floating lyrics have been described as lines that have circulated so long in folk communities that tradition - steeped singers call them instantly to mind and rearrange them constantly, and often unconsciously, to suit their personal and community aesthetics
Just to let you know.
Thanks so much for some constructive replies. It means a lot.
Still looking forward to hear your song.
So long Zank.
Alex
Commented on What Bo Said by ZankFrappa
Zank,
Interesting piece. I hear a lot of elements in this. Maybe a bit too short.
Mark.
Commented on What Bo Said by ZankFrappa
I REALLY WANT TO KNOW WHAT BO SAID BUT I AM A GREAT HESITATOR
Commented on What Bo Said by ZankFrappa
listen Zank, youre really annoying me with your replies.
I instantly wanted to learn how to make a proper meat loaf when you said that.
Write me in the future. My mail is: 1a2b5c9d13egmail.com
a typo. Do not hesitate. Alex
Commented on What Bo Said by ZankFrappa
*pomegranate
my mail is 1a2b5c9d13egmail.com
do not hesitate to write me for a collab request
Commented on What Bo Said by ZankFrappa
Truly Zank, that's some nice way to bump up my track on the very top of a list.
I am jealous of the fact that you're getting so many comments. I wish I could get them so easily.
GOOD WORK!
Commented on What Bo Said by ZankFrappa
hi Zank, nice track. Best to you, Alex