great song dude. awesome songwriting. very talented. the only thing i could suggest to make it better would be to tone down the rythm guitar just a little and your song will be perfected. :)
There's quite a few "worst towns" in the UK - Luton, Hull and Reading are always near the top. I shudder to think what the shit end of a shit town looks like.
Stylistically the song reminds me of Graham Parker, but slower, or the melodic moments of John Cooper Clarke, without John Cooper Clarke. It's interesting to hear a conventional, classically-structured pop song on the internet. The chord progression in the chorus reminds me of "To Earth with Love" by Gay Dad (e.g. "just to walk away" vs "hills I cannot climb").
My first suggestion is that you cut the first twenty-three seconds, because they are the same as the next twenty-three seconds. Move the bridge somewhere earlier than 3:00, because it deserves to be heard. Aim to fade out by 3:33. The ending is a bit weak. Then again, I would probably smother everything in strings.
the beatles rock and so do you! good tarck reminds me of a guns and roses track but i cant think which one. i am not really into rock but i am sure if you get your tracks out there you will soon have a fan base. i could amagine this track being played at a stadium on a sunny day. over and out
summer is over and slap is back!!
missed your music, missed your loops ....
you think right: this track rocks!!
classic style rock for "tho whole combo"....;-)
most of all I love the songwriting (cool harmonies and clear structure) and the brass-section, that's something I really miss in many new rocksongs ....
and naturally I totally agree with the lyrics!!!!
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Stylistically the song reminds me of Graham Parker, but slower, or the melodic moments of John Cooper Clarke, without John Cooper Clarke. It's interesting to hear a conventional, classically-structured pop song on the internet. The chord progression in the chorus reminds me of "To Earth with Love" by Gay Dad (e.g. "just to walk away" vs "hills I cannot climb").
My first suggestion is that you cut the first twenty-three seconds, because they are the same as the next twenty-three seconds. Move the bridge somewhere earlier than 3:00, because it deserves to be heard. Aim to fade out by 3:33. The ending is a bit weak. Then again, I would probably smother everything in strings.
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Coooooool!
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on With the guitar. Jump the Q by SLAPJOHNSON
missed your music, missed your loops ....
you think right: this track rocks!!
classic style rock for "tho whole combo"....;-)
most of all I love the songwriting (cool harmonies and clear structure) and the brass-section, that's something I really miss in many new rocksongs ....
and naturally I totally agree with the lyrics!!!!
good to see you back m8 ....
peace, rei
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