You know I am amazed some times on looperman. This track is really good and yet only 2 comments. Good job NFMaster.
Nicely done. if you could pass me a flac file of this it would be greatly appreciated. MP3's just do not do justice to music.
Hey Bro thx alot!
Mix is not bad :) Made it on some 50$ desk loud speakers :)
Will send it to a mastering engineer. Correlation is not perfect.
Apperently this track is the most liked by the listeners.
Nice Patrica really great song. Your vocals are really fitting in the song nicely. My only negative comment it that you say > Collab. Enjoy. Yet just like you, your musicians or as I should say collaborators derisive recognition for this effort.
Not sure what you mean. But if you mean that I am not clear if I am looking for a collab or that I have not said who the musicians are. Not sure. :-) Sorry.
Thanks Man...
This is still just a rough, had to get it off my "Drive"
had something to do a touch more important...
I will get back to this though, it has merit and style
that is a bit different, as far as hiphop goes the
groove can be taken many ways...
God is One Being in Three Persons (known as the Holy Trinity) - Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
If this is true, then each Person - the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit - is indeed God. They are all equal. Please note that in Genesis 1:26, God refers to himself in *plural* when saying "let US make man in our image." Therefore, to say that Jesus is not God is incorrect, as He is indeed God - God made man - the second Person of God's unique and mysterious nature.
I do see where the confusion can arise though, so I may very well change it to make it more clear.
I hope that answered your question!
And don't worry, I'm not one to get riled up about religious topics :P
If you'd like more clarification, I'd suggest you follow this link, it explains in great detail much better than I ever could :P
Hat's off great to hear some great guitar work.
Reminds me more of blackfoot thought than gib's although.
I do hear one or two licks of his in here.
I do have one comment SRV is more respected in Texas than Billy Gib's is. They even build a statue in memory of him.
This is not a comment to start a war just a statement from what I have read on line. I like Billy Gibb.s - Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers was a great tune.
I wouldn't go so far as to say that Stevie Ray Vaughn is more respected but I certainly agree that he is highly regarded, well loved and most sorely missed. Especially here in Dallas, his birth place and home town. I loved Stevie's style and was a huge fan. I bought his records, went to his shows and played his music. He wasn't as much an influence for me as Billy though. I've played a lot of blues but never was a bluesman. Billy's style is more rock infused which was more to my liking. Stevie's death was no doubt tragic. Yes Austin, which is a music mecca here in the U.S. and the place where Stevie played most frequently, erected a statue in his honor. Dallas is also finally getting around to constructing a memorial for him late this year. Of course all this has been a result of his passing.
Blackfoot was a good Southern rock band. I played "Train Train" quite a few times.
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Yes, a decent heavy guitar sound. I'm not really sure about the feedback you mention. Maybe you mean the reverb on the guitar.
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Nice track.
Nice lead..
Peace..
Ciao,
M.
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TF
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Nicely done. if you could pass me a flac file of this it would be greatly appreciated. MP3's just do not do justice to music.
I have a .Wav file for you. Will send it to your e-mail.
Peace!
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Mix is not bad :) Made it on some 50$ desk loud speakers :)
Will send it to a mastering engineer. Correlation is not perfect.
Apperently this track is the most liked by the listeners.
I'm glad you like it!
Peace!
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Cheers,
Scott
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Nice guitar work who played the guitar?
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I do like where you are headed with this though.
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Such dynamics.
It's really nothing, you know. I'm just fond of that song and humbly tried it my way.
Merci for your words,
Peace,
Carole
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they would be, a good thing to add as well as a voice...
One day maybe...
Peace...TG.
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Peace
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adds a nice touch to his original song.
This is still just a rough, had to get it off my "Drive"
had something to do a touch more important...
I will get back to this though, it has merit and style
that is a bit different, as far as hiphop goes the
groove can be taken many ways...
Thanks again for stopping in...
Peace...TG.
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Scott
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Great beat.
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This is not to start war just a comment.
I was reading your lyrics and this is not correct.
God died for us.
Jesus died for us. In fact the Jews clamed Jeues said he was God but Jeues always stated he was pritching the word of god.
Please correct me if I am wrong, but I do not think I am.
If this is true, then each Person - the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit - is indeed God. They are all equal. Please note that in Genesis 1:26, God refers to himself in *plural* when saying "let US make man in our image." Therefore, to say that Jesus is not God is incorrect, as He is indeed God - God made man - the second Person of God's unique and mysterious nature.
I do see where the confusion can arise though, so I may very well change it to make it more clear.
I hope that answered your question!
And don't worry, I'm not one to get riled up about religious topics :P
If you'd like more clarification, I'd suggest you follow this link, it explains in great detail much better than I ever could :P
http://www.catholic.com/magazine/articles/jesus-is-god
on Comanchera by Neomorpheus
Reminds me more of blackfoot thought than gib's although.
I do hear one or two licks of his in here.
I do have one comment SRV is more respected in Texas than Billy Gib's is. They even build a statue in memory of him.
This is not a comment to start a war just a statement from what I have read on line. I like Billy Gibb.s - Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers was a great tune.
Again great track and great guitar playing.
I wouldn't go so far as to say that Stevie Ray Vaughn is more respected but I certainly agree that he is highly regarded, well loved and most sorely missed. Especially here in Dallas, his birth place and home town. I loved Stevie's style and was a huge fan. I bought his records, went to his shows and played his music. He wasn't as much an influence for me as Billy though. I've played a lot of blues but never was a bluesman. Billy's style is more rock infused which was more to my liking. Stevie's death was no doubt tragic. Yes Austin, which is a music mecca here in the U.S. and the place where Stevie played most frequently, erected a statue in his honor. Dallas is also finally getting around to constructing a memorial for him late this year. Of course all this has been a result of his passing.
Blackfoot was a good Southern rock band. I played "Train Train" quite a few times.