Kinky phone lines could use this too, but only the cool ones that have telephone answering donkeys and world leaders phoning in every Thursday. I especially like the basslines. Nice funk guitar as well. You have quite the knack for allignment and arrangement. This actually really makes me think of Sam & Max Freelance Police. I would be interested in hearing some Burright remixes of some of the odder things that I have made. All in all, everything is just Burright. Another three thumbs for this one (the vocal track on the other gets the half thumb which this one doesn't).
Been listening to your stuff since you posted this and am letting it stew. I will put some remixness on it and see what you think. Donkeys are standing by, so call now. Thanks again for the benefit of your listening organs.
What the fudge!? Beautiful man, a trip through mismatched colors that match up after all and make a painting that makes you feel like you are sober on drugs. The only genre I can think of for this is "Thoroughly Enjoyable". Splendidly mixed and alligned. Did you play the acoustic bits yourself? I like the vocal thing at the end and almost wish that it came twice in the song, but having it once at the end makes it sort of a hiddn track within the track itself, a treat for those who listen straight through. I give it three and a half thumbs up, because i am genetically mutated.
Sounds like you're receiving on the channel I'm sending on. The hoop-diddle choir may not match the main body of the song, and it isn't what's expected with that scratchy old country blues guitar (although both are 2/4), but all of it goes with that repeating FX figure, which somehow glues it all together. I didn't figure it out until after it was done.
I could play those acoustic parts, but I doubt I could mic it up and make it sound as good as the folks at Sony Pictures, so I used their loops. :)
I spent actual dollars on those.
Thanks so much for the use of your mutated thumbs and ears.
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I could play those acoustic parts, but I doubt I could mic it up and make it sound as good as the folks at Sony Pictures, so I used their loops. :)
I spent actual dollars on those.
Thanks so much for the use of your mutated thumbs and ears.