topvega

Good tribute to one of the best bands ever.
And as pointed out by others, this has a "vague" Zep taste but it is original: this is jamming with 70s spirit in the 21st century :-)
Liked it (as usual with your tracks).
Ciao, Domenico

PS: the riff with the minor 3rd reminds me a lot of the atmosphere of a Vinicio Cappossela's song (one of my favorite italian songwriters)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaNfVJUfWV8

but this is a song on Greek mithology, so nothing to do with your work, it just excited a link in my brain

This is rocking Tv, your point of view in tribute has done a respectable representation. That guitar holds the two sides on the same team which is great. I can imagine the band jammin this at some local event, but I hear you and the difference works more than what would be expected. I believed it was an actual song from them, now I know the truth. Keep rocking it man and thanks for sharing. Peace.

More of your classic guitar work here.

Drum beats are good though perhaps they get a bit repetitive after a while. I like the change to the open hat.

1:52 trill is cool and groovy lead work.

You're right that this probably should be shorter.

I think you could maybe mix your lead playing a bit better at times as it seems a bit pushed back in the mix. Try EQing it a bit. I also use a lot of stereo widening effect (the same Cubase plugin) on my guitar parts, which can make a huge difference.

I don't put it on every single guitar part but I generally try it out to see it will help.

Not much to fault with the playing here. I think you should try to cut the track down by something like a minute or two.

However, if this were a live gig, the length would probably be fine. People would be grooving to this.

Listened to this whilst i was getting ready and it had me banging my head whilst i was getting dressed.
Aside from the beat and the tempo it's not like the original, but it does have that classic rock sound that Jimmy Page used to make.
It's a great track but if you could find someone to add a few vocals it would be even better.
That aside, it's a flawless piece of guitar playing that's been well mixed and well thought out.
My first track of the day and it's a blinder!
FR

Very good job, especially on keepin it original. Most tribute songs are covers so its pleasurable to see some creativity and originality. Now if they could only grasp that concept in the cinema/movie industry. :)

Well...if someone like live sounded rock music, it could be one from the winner...Drum nearly sounds like in the great years and this jammin tone is a good rememberance that those biggest bands played like in the same mood and feeling...colab request is for vocs? If yes, hope you find some strong and learned voice...:-)

Best, Danke

God,...I love your rock style ! I hardly describe it with words, but there's always something basic and primal, yet very sublime and dignifying in your sound and this one is no exception!

Compliments____Orlando

Cool track and wonderful playing, TV. Everything sounds quite balanced on my system. All instruments are heard clearly. Good job!

Cheers,
Scott

Sweet track, dude! Keep it up!

This has that old Blue Oyster Cult vibe, like something off of their first three albums. Really well done, man.

I can't speak to your "wah wah" technique, but I do know you've rocked this tune out!! I love it, and I respectfully disagree with CNIC....this is definitely ROCK. Well done!

Love & Light,

Mykael

Very smooth tune! Sound like "classical" rock i think. Zero "agressivity", pure rock. I can listen to songs like this for long periods of time. Really worth a good vocal i think. GJ!

regards, traz

Really loved the intro topvega!!! And nice changes too. It helps keeping the track flowing well :)

XpekT.

you`re reminding me of that old rock feeling Topvega....if it aint rock it aint music...my tastes may have mellowed a lot but the straight up rock & roll done guitar band style always rings the bell for good times...good stuff..not intended as a criticism (I enjoyed the listen big time) but if you backed off the hard limiting a bit (or used a softer knee) I think the lead guitar dynamics might pop a little more....keep on man....Ed

Taking me back to my youth! Just the kind of thing I loved to rock out to. It would be a perfect road trip song LOL just add a few vocals to sing along at the top of your lungs cruising down the road.

Simple yet effective. You always do great "driving backroads" music. Good for road trips.

All elements sound fitting together, nice jam going on.

Always a pleasant trip.

Evan

*vox stupid spell correction

TV,

The guitar can never be too far forward lol….j/k. sounds pro man. Cannot wait to hear some box on this one.

Mark.

I love the guitar harmonics, and the drums are nice and steady. Good chord progression too, all in all, nice work!

I like your use of the addictive drums.
Would you be interested in collaborating on a jazz / blues song?

Tracks like this make me wish I knew how to play the keys. I would take from 1:54 to 2:03, extend the hell out of it and go all Jon Lord on the Hammond. I could hear the Pink Floyd/Beatles influence, but I heard more Z.Z. Top and Deep Purple in it. Either way, I liked it, man!

Take care, and Happy Holidays.
V.

A real Heavy Hitter, TV. Good job!

Cheers,
Scott

Loved. I really like your style.
This song reminded me a bit of the cure late 90s albums.
I could almost envision Robert Smith singing on it, but with his "deep tone" voice (something like "club america").
Again... totally loved it!
Ciao, Domenico

Ancient power and glory in the desert with 3 or 4 long haired hippie...:-)
Always like your naturalism and instinctivism...
Question is that do you use cutting before mix or not?
Best, Danke

its pretty feel good, I love the tone on the electric guitar man, diggin it