He did the mash, the moster mash :p Was this recorded at the crossroads? Maybe Satan on drums. Nothing like the blues neo! I need to pick a monster for my Halloween track this year, already had Rotting Horde the zombie blues band lol!
I figured the Halloween thread would entice a lot of you guys out of hiding ! Yeah its always fun and I know you dig it for sure. I have done Zombies, Frankenstein, Demons and now The Wolfman, so I'm making my way through the list! I actually started on a rockabilly Vampire thing but also had the main riffs for this that just took off quicker. I really wanted to do something more campy, with some old classic movie lines. If I get the time I may still try to finish it. If not I will have a good start for next year.
Wonderful track!
Very bluesy: I like a lot the guitar and bass parts. Very inspired.
...and I totally agree on what you said on the Wolfman: he is a sad and lonely man who does not even deserve the right to shed tears, because he is a fierce creature and nobody will ever imagine how deep his feelings are.
So he goes on singing the blues and playing his bass! ;-)
Take care.
Yours sincerely, MrWolf
Hey Mr.Wolf, I figured you would dig this track man! BTW, did I hear you ran amuck in Kent a while back? Dont worry, your secret is safe with me bro. (Ha ha, Thanks)
Nice work! Love the atmospheric intro. This is perfect for a party mix,Solid blues track holds it together nicely! Also i have a soft spot for werewolves \m/
Yeah the werewolf is a strange cat, er I mean dude, but hes definitely cool and the chicks dig him. That is until he takes a bite out of them! Lol...Thanks FD.
I think Ymir just ripped the top of my skull off and touched my brain! No wait... it was only Neo with his magical twanger. Man, that was truly inspirational, David Gilmour would be proud!
Ok wikkid, I do acknowledge the similarity but its only two chords. I don't seriously think there's any copyright infringement here and I'm relieved that the loop wasn't ripped from a song. Good ear though I do give you that.
Seriously grand and smooth. reminds me of old Neil Hubbard. He used to tour with bryan Ferry. did some work on the last 3 Roxy Music albums as well supplementing Phil Manzanera.
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great job.
cru
Look I researched George Bensons "Everything Must Change" and I'm at a total loss with your claim. This sounds nothing like it. Its not the same key, its not the same time signature. You had me worried that the loop was cut from an original song!
Heres a link to the song in question. Does anybody else agree with wikkid? Please chime in. I will pull it down in a heart beat, but I'm just not hearing it.
This is some really, good smooth #####. Very soulful and loads of nice touches on guitar.
Kind of ##### music, especially with that sax.
Some of the guitar reminds me a little of Jeff Beck and he's just about the most expressive, controlled guitarist on the planet who can really make the instrument sing. Overall: not bad playing!
I agree it does have a ##### vibe to it. I'm surprised by your comments though, because I didn't invest very much time into this. I definitely appreciate the comments and even though I know your not comparing me to Beck, just mentioning him where I'm concerned is pretty huge, so yeah that's much appreciated. I don't know what eviltwinzedd intended with his request and as yet he hasn't responded, but my intent wasn't to really create a song. I merely wanted to provide him a few different runs to maybe choose from and hopefully incorporate into something he is working on. Lets see what he does with it.
There was guitar playing in that? Ha Ha ! Actually she nailed the solo pretty much note for note but totally bombed out on the last note where Ritchie whammy's the hell out of it. The best part of the solo actually. So sorry man, its pretty much a thumbs down for me.
Thanks Silve. To tell the truth I really didn't put that much effort into this. I ran across eviltwinzedds forum post with a request for some guitar over his loop. I liked the loop so I took a few minutes and recorded a few runs. I figured he was wanting it to use with his own project track that would utilize the loop at some point. Anyhow, glad you like it.
Hey Neo your guitar playing is amazing i am totally in awe this is truly a boneshaker indeed makes me feel i was 30 years younger i need to listen to more of your work if this is the effect. Best regards and peace out. Robbie.
X man, thanks heaps for your most awesome comment bro. I know I'm so late to respond, sorry. I get so involved with other projects I don't have much time to check in here that often, but I'm very pleased to get the response from you guys. I try to work up a Halloween track each year which are primarily designed for fun. My whole reason for making music is for fun and enjoyment so yeah hopefully you will give a listen to some of my other tracks and like them as well. They are not all as novelty as this one but you might find some you also like.
Wow, yes, this does have the Halloween vibe that I came to love from 20-30 years ago. Some disturbing about it, even without the horror movie samples of the last few I heard (ha ha...sarcastic)! Oh wait, there it is at the end...
The guitar stuff is freaking cool and bizzare! Definitely very doom/glooom/glam to my ears!
I thought that this song had a bunch of ethics and potency. Very fun to hear! Fave!
Always a treat to get some feedback from you man, sorry for the late reply, I'm so bad at responding to the comments but I sincerely appreciate them all ! So glad you liked the track. I really had a blast doing this one. Yeah the bit crusher is a very unique effect and it worked really well here. These type of tracks are a lot of fun to make and of course when I hear that others had fun listening to them as well, it makes it all worth while. Haha, yeah the sound bite is Gene Wilder from "Young Frankenstein". I had to put it in. As I began working on this I watched a few Frankenstein movies and when I saw that scene it inspired me to add the storm and thunder effects which I think are integral components to the overall intensity of the track and really helps create the vibe I was going for. Thanks for your cool comments Spiv. I very much appreciate it.
Yeah several layers of guitar here and various effects. The Bit Crusher distortion and Boss Super Octave combo made for some pretty crazy sounds. Loads of fun ! Thanks for giving it a listen and taking time to comment bro.
Ha ha now that's a tasteless video there, but funny nonetheless ! I'm not sure if you've ever heard of him but I have been a fan of Sylvain Cloux for years. Hes a french guitarist who does amazing metal renditions of theme songs and covers. I sort of tried to do this in his style. if you get a chance check him out. I love his Munster's and Bond theme covers. Thanks for the comment Cru !!!
How do you even describe this? I guess you can say 4 mins of "holy ##### where am I?" Loved it! I would like it more if you had a sine wave really deep down there, sliding along to add a heavy sub bass. That would take this to a new level... thanks for this piece!
Seriously, man. This track spoke to me. It's the perfect amount of psych, space, and melody. It's droning sub, the slow movements. Your use of atmospheric synths are impeccable. They are placed so well, that you don't really notice all of them. But if you were to take them out, you would definitely miss them. It's super wide open, spaciously speaking. It's nice and mysterious. To me, it's like what I imagine being adrift in space without a ship is like. But, not one of those Major Tom mishap drifts. The kind you'd take if you could, just to be completely isolated from everything, while being totally at one with it all.
I had to download this. Funny thing is, it's over 4 minutes long, but it could easily be another 4.
Highest praises from ValveHalla on this one brother!
I'll tell you there has to be mysterious powers at work here because when I was posting this track I thought damn I wish my bro Aaron would pop back on here soon ! Its been a while dude, hope things are going well for you. Certainly glad to hear you like this. I kind of fell into a bit of a retro rut recently and found myself working on music that although it was cool, just wasn't what I really wanted to be doing. So I have abandoned a lot of tracks and material that I had spent months languishing with and hopefully this one will lead me in a more positive direction. As a matter of fact I intended to work this into more of a song with rhythm and drums but was having a bit of trouble getting something I felt did it justice and retained that mysterious/Other worldly vibe.
I'm super excited to see you back on the board bro. Would love nothing more than to see a new track from you sometime. Anyhow you certainly brightened up my day by popping in on this one. I humbly accept and highly regard all praises from ValveHalla !!!
Do the Gods like music? I don't know. I ask them every night in my prayers (all of them, it takes ages) and not one has ever replied. #####.
This is some nice, chilled, mysterious and mystical stuff. First guitar part is good though maybe a bit too trebley. Very minor complaint. Nice warm sub bass underneath. It's already really far out. Just what I like.
1:32 it gets dirtier. 1:41 nice, screechy bend. This has a fairly epic space rock feel. But without drums.
Is there a bit of clipping on the track, perhaps from the guitar? I seem to hear an unwanted crunch in my left ear.
Guitar gets darker and a bit more Eastern towards the end. The kind of thing I probably would have done. Very nice final floaty, synthy ending. A welcome break from the guitar as that large bass synth fades out. Excellent long fade!
Maybe the music video could be you floating in space playing loads of lead guitar as planets and meteors hurtle past you. And then you end up arriving at the God Planet, where they all live, and you ask your important question: "So, do you guys like music?" "Yeah, it's OK", they say. "Well, thanks for that deep insight, guys, you have inspired me with your wisdom", you reply before shooting off back to Earth at warp speed.
Suitably inspired by their profound answer, you quickly write the deep ambient sequel to this track: Genius Gods.
Primordial Nomad, slowly emerging from the ever-shifting depths of space and time...
Hey bro, so yeah this track was really an experimental thing for me in many ways. I wanted to see if I could break away from my recent blues / stoner mode and create something a little more progressive, using influences from bands like Mastodon, Dream Theatre, Tesseract etc., that produce some really far out heavy ##### combined with some extremely divergent chording and beautiful melodies. I did discover some clipping in the mix and thought I had taken care of it all but I guess not. I will have to give it another once over and see if I can discover what and where I missed and clean it up. What do you think of the last section? I was very much thinking of some of your tracks when laying this out and purposely worked in a bit of the Eastern vibe. I may have over drove it a bit there but man I just really dug it at the time. I like the idea you had on the video, and the sequel track. Might give it some thought. Thanks for the comments man, always a treat .
Whoops, I should have read both posts before responding below ms. Yeah that's happened top me before as well. Hope you gave it a second listen. Glad you like the track and thanks for the comments bro.
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Very bluesy: I like a lot the guitar and bass parts. Very inspired.
...and I totally agree on what you said on the Wolfman: he is a sad and lonely man who does not even deserve the right to shed tears, because he is a fierce creature and nobody will ever imagine how deep his feelings are.
So he goes on singing the blues and playing his bass! ;-)
Take care.
Yours sincerely, MrWolf
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My apologies, I meant to state that its "All is Fair in Love" by Stevie Wonder. The sax is playing the melody that Stevie sings.
Sorry about that.
I guess I had a senior moment :)
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great job.
cru
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It really gave me chills, thanks for sharing that!
Keep it up!
Best regards
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I'm confused. I hear the song "Everything Must Change" via a sax loop
that needs editing.
Your guitar work is great, that that's a copyrighted song underneath it.
Look I researched George Bensons "Everything Must Change" and I'm at a total loss with your claim. This sounds nothing like it. Its not the same key, its not the same time signature. You had me worried that the loop was cut from an original song!
Heres a link to the song in question. Does anybody else agree with wikkid? Please chime in. I will pull it down in a heart beat, but I'm just not hearing it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqtHo0pU-1M
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Kind of ##### music, especially with that sax.
Some of the guitar reminds me a little of Jeff Beck and he's just about the most expressive, controlled guitarist on the planet who can really make the instrument sing. Overall: not bad playing!
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Your Guitar sound magnificent mate.
Well done.
Jamid
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Late night radio.
A scene from a film.
Very dreamy.
Beautifully put together.
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The guitar stuff is freaking cool and bizzare! Definitely very doom/glooom/glam to my ears!
I thought that this song had a bunch of ethics and potency. Very fun to hear! Fave!
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Dude.
Seriously, man. This track spoke to me. It's the perfect amount of psych, space, and melody. It's droning sub, the slow movements. Your use of atmospheric synths are impeccable. They are placed so well, that you don't really notice all of them. But if you were to take them out, you would definitely miss them. It's super wide open, spaciously speaking. It's nice and mysterious. To me, it's like what I imagine being adrift in space without a ship is like. But, not one of those Major Tom mishap drifts. The kind you'd take if you could, just to be completely isolated from everything, while being totally at one with it all.
I had to download this. Funny thing is, it's over 4 minutes long, but it could easily be another 4.
Highest praises from ValveHalla on this one brother!
Take care.
Aaron
I'll tell you there has to be mysterious powers at work here because when I was posting this track I thought damn I wish my bro Aaron would pop back on here soon ! Its been a while dude, hope things are going well for you. Certainly glad to hear you like this. I kind of fell into a bit of a retro rut recently and found myself working on music that although it was cool, just wasn't what I really wanted to be doing. So I have abandoned a lot of tracks and material that I had spent months languishing with and hopefully this one will lead me in a more positive direction. As a matter of fact I intended to work this into more of a song with rhythm and drums but was having a bit of trouble getting something I felt did it justice and retained that mysterious/Other worldly vibe.
I'm super excited to see you back on the board bro. Would love nothing more than to see a new track from you sometime. Anyhow you certainly brightened up my day by popping in on this one. I humbly accept and highly regard all praises from ValveHalla !!!
Take it Sloe brother.
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Do the Gods like music? I don't know. I ask them every night in my prayers (all of them, it takes ages) and not one has ever replied. #####.
This is some nice, chilled, mysterious and mystical stuff. First guitar part is good though maybe a bit too trebley. Very minor complaint. Nice warm sub bass underneath. It's already really far out. Just what I like.
1:32 it gets dirtier. 1:41 nice, screechy bend. This has a fairly epic space rock feel. But without drums.
Is there a bit of clipping on the track, perhaps from the guitar? I seem to hear an unwanted crunch in my left ear.
Guitar gets darker and a bit more Eastern towards the end. The kind of thing I probably would have done. Very nice final floaty, synthy ending. A welcome break from the guitar as that large bass synth fades out. Excellent long fade!
Maybe the music video could be you floating in space playing loads of lead guitar as planets and meteors hurtle past you. And then you end up arriving at the God Planet, where they all live, and you ask your important question: "So, do you guys like music?" "Yeah, it's OK", they say. "Well, thanks for that deep insight, guys, you have inspired me with your wisdom", you reply before shooting off back to Earth at warp speed.
Suitably inspired by their profound answer, you quickly write the deep ambient sequel to this track: Genius Gods.
Primordial Nomad, slowly emerging from the ever-shifting depths of space and time...
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So my comment about "lots of words" was nonsense. sorry.