Don't talk about germs and microbes, on my way to the doctors for strept throat, swolen glands and ear infection. Oh those tiny creatures, they rule the world, don't they.
This is different, short but gets to the point. Good lyrics!
Thank you, Wayne, and good luck with the doctors! I have had many ear infections and many poor ear doctors, so be careful! If your hearing is diminished, it may be because you have fluid in your eustachian tube, something a competent doctor can deal with easily but an incompetent doctor will misdiagnose as permanent hearing loss. So be careful and good luck!
Hey Wayne - thanks mate - I didnt like the first one I made with the new drum machine much so went straight onto making this track - If I'd had a drink or smoke I'd never have got it done though it might have been more fun hey : )
I love surf music and you made me happy with this one. I live in a big surfing area so this vibe and with the weather starting to get hot, this track puts me in the proper beach attitude!
jaguar i do have a jazz master but this is a jaguar it screams surf or grunge tones hass 2 single semour duncans stock all the switches and floating tremlo thanks for the comment
I saw that climate change and the deforesting of Africa forced the apes to walk upright to see predators in the tall grasses that flourished in their new habitat. Oh my aching back! Drought caused issues with the Sumerian civilizations. How bad are the droughts out in the western US now? Dang!
Interesting piece, stark, menacing, robotic, futuristic, barren at times. The vocals go well with the music, they compliment each other.
Thank you!
I have a monkey hat that I sometimes wear to remind me of where we came from. Just kidding. I wear it to amuse my grandkids.
The past is interesting to learn about because it's always changing. Or, that is, our understanding of it is.
I'm interested in the sunken continents like Beringia and Doggerland. I believe they're rich with ancient settlements, artifacts and bones that would completely change our human storyr, but we can't get to them as they're underwater. It always amazes me that, the more we know, the less we know. Everything I learned in school is now wrong. But, I guess, that just keeps it interesting.
Dang, this is gooood Micky! Vocals and the backups are great, the music, in general just lifts you up and the rhythm, the beat keeps the song driving forward. The mix is solid, the effects are panned well and everything has it's place. Well done man!
Hi Wayne, I really appreciate the kind words from a musician as talented as you are. I'm always happy when you like a song of mine and that my disco-heavyness doesn't get on your nerves ;)
Cheers,
Micky
Spacey, a bit experimental, psychedelic, and a little weird, lol. But that's good because it challenges my ears to understand what you guys are doing here. Cool, trippy listen, almost a 70's soul/rnb feel to it.
Very cool! The first part, for some reason, reminded me of Wilco. When it picked up Bowie came to mind. Sets a cool stage, I feel resurrected suddenly.
I know you're no stranger to the feeling after pulling an all-nighter playing with the band.
We'd practice at Mark's house almost all night, then we;
(Hamp-Vocals RIP) (Big Ant-Bass) (Mark- Drums) and myself (just starting out on Keys). We'd get in Marks car, that had a monster stereo, and we'd cruise Downtown until the sun came up listening to Tower of Power/Return to forever/Graham Central station or whoever we were into at the time. Those were the best times of my life.
Sorry for being so wordy (2nd cup of coffee)lol
Thanks for stopping by and giving the track a listen
and for the encouraging comments.
I post a lot of covers here, one every couple months. I've never needed any special permission from the artist. Bands everywhere play covers without permission. I produce all the tracks myself, there's never any using of original material and it's never made with any intent to make money off it.
I make non commercial music and willing to give it out for free. They get taken down after a couple months usually to free up track space. Shan agrees with that but it must be our own work. Never had an issue.
I'm Your Boogie Man. I've decided the track I'm gonna do, now to get going on it, ooooh boy!
Hi Wayne,
well, two years ago I checked with Looperman and they replied "covers only if you got permission". I think I'm just too honest. Funny, although I'm actually as subversive as can be and have a lot of criminal energy. All right: on your own responsibility ;) ... then I'll dare my cover versions. By the way: I'm Your Boogie Man is an excellent choice. There's a "dance part" in the middle, just the rhythm section with guitar (timelessly good) - I've sampled that before and made a track of it. Listening to Jerome Smith inspired me to buy a Telecaster. He was one of my absolute guitar heroes!
I've been thinking for a long while about doing a K.C. and the Sunshine Band song. Still haven't decided which song and how I'm gonna produce it but after listening to this song, it really inspired me to get off my arse and get going on it.
You captured the 70's feeling exactly. Once I heard the drums come in I was hooked. So many cool bits to appreciate, I love the sounds, are they from a loop pack or are you producing them yourself?
I am sure your wife loved it, just look at the response it got here!
Hello Wayne,
oh man, KC have always been one of my absolute favorites!
I've been meaning to cover "I Get Lifted" for a long time, at least I think it's more of a possibility than say "Get Down Tonight" - impossible to cover let alone improve on - it's just perfect the way it is! But I wouldn't dare without official permission. My experience so far has been that it's super hard to get official permission to do a cover if you want to do it non-commercially, just for fun. So I better save myself the trouble...
Thanks for the nice comment,
Micky
Great movie, had it on videotape years ago. The music here is a nice representation of the feel of the soundtrack at certain times in the movie. Nicely constructed piece!
It feels like I've been in a brain fog since all this covid crap has been around. My internet ordering skills have improved and I've been mixing more but my social skills are in a fog, for sure. lol
The first part is a bit tribal, a bit funk and hip hop. Just not enough funk here, I miss Joe Funkmaster. The bass is cool, did you get Flea to come over? Punchy drums in the second half, listened on headphones. Good track to go for a walk and set the pace in the old headphones.
Hey Wayne, yeah it's now been 8 days of the Omnincron Covid for me now. Like a Bad cold, I can't shake. The good news is that I am double vaxxed with a booster so I should not end up in a hospital. Just kinda in a no-mans-land right now with a slight cough, slight stuffy nose, slight fatigue, and no sense of smell. I wanted to capture the feeling of fogginess in the song and come out of it with clarity at the end. I asked Flea, but he was too busy telling me to Fook off, so now, I had to settle on loops. At 100BPM it's the perfect walking Cadence. I wish I had more Food choices for delivery round my parts. Thanks for stopping on by.
Love the crunchy sound of the guitar and vocals and the simplicity of the track. Very raw.
Most people are so attached to their own beliefs that they just cannot accept the fact that others can have different or opposing views. And that applies to all aspects of life, politics, abortion, human rights at all levels... We are going backwards it seems in my country, sad. Who's next to get persecuted, the guy that doesn't smoke the same cigarettes as "they" do?
Reminds me a bit of the Brand New Heavies as far as the flow and sound of the production. Cool changes and nice choices on all the instrumentation, there's some tasty synth sounds and playing, very well done Mr Jynxz!
Wayne, thanks for stopping by. Hate to break it to you but I'm not the master mind behind the instrumental/beat. That's a producer that goes by the name of Kozy, you could find him on soundcloud. A walk In the park indeed. I was trying to do something that lived up to Sandra's Rose by Drake, firee song if you haven't heard it yet I reccomend it.
Check this out, the Thunderbolt Project, these guys propose the universe's cosmology is electric, people are electric, planets and stars are electromagnetic in nature, they have magnetic fields, right? That's why some stars are brighter and some dimmer, they are reacting to their electric potential surroundings. Black holes are easily explained, that's where energy is accepted into the galaxy. Explains the jets seen streaming out of the middle of galaxies. Certainly more logical than the crazy math and physics used to explain black holes. Sorry, Steven Hawkins was wrong. Gravity can be explained in the electric universe. And it's all backed up with science, science that universities won't teach because of funding issues. Governments and donors will not fund new thinking, even if it proves the existing science wrong. It's always been that way and always will. Wal Thornhill is a genius.
You'll like this, makes you stop and rethink the universe when it's more easily explained by science that nasa refuses to accept and skirts around all the evidence they keep finding that supports the electric universe.
I will check this stuff out, and thank you. And I would in turn draw your attention to macrophages. Watch them chasing bacteria and eating them and realize there's some form of consciousness and intelligence going on there at the cellular level. This is in our own body, uncontrolled by our brain, multiplied times a billion. Then watch videos on mycorrhizae, underground networks of fungal roots and plant roots that are intelligent networks spanning entire forests and connecting thousands of plants. Begin to understand that the forest is a single organism, with its intelligence undergound and consisting of networks of roots. You can watch videos of fluids moving through the mycorrhizae, then instantly changing direction. An intelligent decision being made where there is no brain. Then look into the cosmic web of dark matter that existed shortly after the Big Bang, which consolidated hydrogen into the first super massive black holes which now seem to be the central pillar of every galaxy (and there are trillions). Do you see where this is going. Networked matter is the source of intelligence in our universe, whether under the ground or in our own brains or in the structure of the universe. And then I suggest studying waves. Everything moves in waves, including electromagnetism which you mention. Anyway, fascinating stuff!
I like this, has an island feel, great beat! I especially like that Cm Fm Gm chord progression. The music and the pella work great together. I used to listen to a great reggae radio show out of Boston driving home from work and it played all aspects of reggae, this song would easily fit in the playlist, well done!
I write many of my songs without using that "verse, chorus, bridge" formula. To me it allows the lyrics to be more flowing and less structured, creating variety in the melody. Wish you included the lyrics because this is pretty cool! Neat effects on the vocals, unless that's your actual voice, he. The music is very tribal, percussive and a bit aggressive, fitting for the track, well done!
I watch a lot of university lectures on anthropology, early civilizations, physics....on youtube. It is interesting to wonder how people lived in the past, how smart they were to live and exist without electricity, heated homes, grocery stores....
Thank you, Wayne. I, too, watch tons of YouTube videos on everything from ancient footprints to black holes. It is crazy interesting to learn about everything, because everything's connected. The shit we learned is school was all wrong -- all of it -- and the only way to really understand anything at all is to keep learning your whole life, because your brain is a muscle, and the more you use it, the stronger it gets. Learning, thus, for me, is a spiritual journey. So yeah, I love to learn about the ancients and how they lived. Lately, I'm really interested in Gobekli Tepe and the ancient Egyptians. I think the past is wide open and being completely rewritten. There may have been waves of civilization that were lost. I'm open-minded about everything -- just fascinated with it all, as it sounds like you are. Thank you!
Not bad man! There's lots of a capellas that might work well with this track if you ever decided to add some vocals. Maybe some aggressive hip hop or rap styled vocals or even some of that screamo style would work right after the intro after the 30 second transition.
First things first. I can tell just by looking at the waveform you added more volume to you mix, that's a good thing!
Great intro, your vocals are strong and the dreaminess of the pad behind it is nice. The guitar adds the opposite of the pad, some gritty sound to oppose the pad. The piano is incredible. Epic song Cam, quite a pleasure to listen to!
I'll take a guess on who wrote the lyrics. Was it Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam?
Hey Wayne, thanks so much. Generally I do try to make my mixes fairly quiet and then pull the master up about 6-8 db. Oddly, I've started looking for the same thing in waveforms that you noticed.
Also, great guess but no! Now that I think about it, kinda does sound like one of Vedder's lyrics doesn't it?
First song of the day and it was nice and easy on the ears Terry! An interlude before you guys break into a cover of Take 5 by Dave Brubeck. Well...maybe.
on Microbiome by CitizenMofo2
This is different, short but gets to the point. Good lyrics!
Off to see Dr. Feel Good!
Take care!
Wayne
on Same Old Thing by pseudoble
This is pretty chilled out, laid back, hit the bong goodness, lol! A bit trippy. There's lots going on, much to listen to.
It's well mixed, I can hear everything clearly. Cool atmosphere and feel to the track, great job!
Wayne
on RIPTIDE by rockoff
What kind of guitar did you use? Jazzmaster?
Cool stuff!
Wayne
on Out of Africa by CitizenMofo2
Interesting piece, stark, menacing, robotic, futuristic, barren at times. The vocals go well with the music, they compliment each other.
Wayne
I have a monkey hat that I sometimes wear to remind me of where we came from. Just kidding. I wear it to amuse my grandkids.
The past is interesting to learn about because it's always changing. Or, that is, our understanding of it is.
I'm interested in the sunken continents like Beringia and Doggerland. I believe they're rich with ancient settlements, artifacts and bones that would completely change our human storyr, but we can't get to them as they're underwater. It always amazes me that, the more we know, the less we know. Everything I learned in school is now wrong. But, I guess, that just keeps it interesting.
on Generously by Micky
Wayne
Cheers,
Micky
on Floating Free by StarTravels
Loved every bit of it!
Wayne
on i cant die by xstokes
Creative!
Wayne
on CityLifeish Featuring KingMT77-Drums by Jynxz
Time well spent listening to this! Congrats to both of you.
Wayne
I know you're no stranger to the feeling after pulling an all-nighter playing with the band.
We'd practice at Mark's house almost all night, then we;
(Hamp-Vocals RIP) (Big Ant-Bass) (Mark- Drums) and myself (just starting out on Keys). We'd get in Marks car, that had a monster stereo, and we'd cruise Downtown until the sun came up listening to Tower of Power/Return to forever/Graham Central station or whoever we were into at the time. Those were the best times of my life.
Sorry for being so wordy (2nd cup of coffee)lol
Thanks for stopping by and giving the track a listen
and for the encouraging comments.
PEACE...
on Here To Stay by Micky
I make non commercial music and willing to give it out for free. They get taken down after a couple months usually to free up track space. Shan agrees with that but it must be our own work. Never had an issue.
I'm Your Boogie Man. I've decided the track I'm gonna do, now to get going on it, ooooh boy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ee3C2m3OXE
Wayne
well, two years ago I checked with Looperman and they replied "covers only if you got permission". I think I'm just too honest. Funny, although I'm actually as subversive as can be and have a lot of criminal energy. All right: on your own responsibility ;) ... then I'll dare my cover versions. By the way: I'm Your Boogie Man is an excellent choice. There's a "dance part" in the middle, just the rhythm section with guitar (timelessly good) - I've sampled that before and made a track of it. Listening to Jerome Smith inspired me to buy a Telecaster. He was one of my absolute guitar heroes!
Good succeed! Cheers,
Micky
on Here To Stay by Micky
I've been thinking for a long while about doing a K.C. and the Sunshine Band song. Still haven't decided which song and how I'm gonna produce it but after listening to this song, it really inspired me to get off my arse and get going on it.
You captured the 70's feeling exactly. Once I heard the drums come in I was hooked. So many cool bits to appreciate, I love the sounds, are they from a loop pack or are you producing them yourself?
I am sure your wife loved it, just look at the response it got here!
Wayne
oh man, KC have always been one of my absolute favorites!
I've been meaning to cover "I Get Lifted" for a long time, at least I think it's more of a possibility than say "Get Down Tonight" - impossible to cover let alone improve on - it's just perfect the way it is! But I wouldn't dare without official permission. My experience so far has been that it's super hard to get official permission to do a cover if you want to do it non-commercially, just for fun. So I better save myself the trouble...
Thanks for the nice comment,
Micky
on The Ether by OMaille
Enjoyed it just as it is as well, yup, chilled out.
Wayne
on Akira by LoyaSauce
Wayne
on Brain Fog by crucethus
It feels like I've been in a brain fog since all this covid crap has been around. My internet ordering skills have improved and I've been mixing more but my social skills are in a fog, for sure. lol
The first part is a bit tribal, a bit funk and hip hop. Just not enough funk here, I miss Joe Funkmaster. The bass is cool, did you get Flea to come over? Punchy drums in the second half, listened on headphones. Good track to go for a walk and set the pace in the old headphones.
Wayne
on yinyang by Zootman
Wayne
on lo que hicieron de mi by Ashesndreams
Most people are so attached to their own beliefs that they just cannot accept the fact that others can have different or opposing views. And that applies to all aspects of life, politics, abortion, human rights at all levels... We are going backwards it seems in my country, sad. Who's next to get persecuted, the guy that doesn't smoke the same cigarettes as "they" do?
With music you can express a lot, keep it up!
Wayne
on 4All we know by Jynxz
Wayne
You've just given me some homework. I have to check out
the Brand New Heavies.
I'm glad you liked my arrangement and the Synth sound I'm
still working on hopefully one day I'll get the exact sound I hear in my head.
Thank you for giving my track a listen and for the informative and encouraging comments.
PEACE...
on A walk in the park Freestyle by JohnSmokey
Wayne
Johnnie
on The Dance by CitizenMofo2
https://www.thunderbolts.info/wp/
https://www.youtube.com/user/ThunderboltsProject/videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AUA7XS0TvA
You'll like this, makes you stop and rethink the universe when it's more easily explained by science that nasa refuses to accept and skirts around all the evidence they keep finding that supports the electric universe.
Cheers!
on Siren by MPOProduction
Wayne
on The Dance by CitizenMofo2
I watch a lot of university lectures on anthropology, early civilizations, physics....on youtube. It is interesting to wonder how people lived in the past, how smart they were to live and exist without electricity, heated homes, grocery stores....
Good one man!
Wayne
on Spirit Of The Island by DijamMusic
Wayne
I hope you are well mate.
Many thanks for your kind feedback.
I am glad you liked it.
I really appreciated it.
Maj
on Itachi Visions The Black Flames by EmmaniFreeze
Wayne
on Berserk by ripzore9191
That's my 2 cents.
Wayne
on Etude - The Power to Believe by Killick
Great intro, your vocals are strong and the dreaminess of the pad behind it is nice. The guitar adds the opposite of the pad, some gritty sound to oppose the pad. The piano is incredible. Epic song Cam, quite a pleasure to listen to!
I'll take a guess on who wrote the lyrics. Was it Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam?
Take care!
Wayne
Also, great guess but no! Now that I think about it, kinda does sound like one of Vedder's lyrics doesn't it?
on dabadadoomdadi by terryjmhitsong
Cheers!
Wayne