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 | 8piscean8 said 1190 days ago |
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Master of Your Domain Wow Ejh, this is really good for just learning your new toy. You should write more songs on the electric. Is that an iMac G5 in your picture? I want one of those babys. Very nice improv piece. You should be the master of your domain in no time. I like the rawness of this unpolished reocrding bum notes and all! |
 | perceptualvortex said 1190 days ago |
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Oh yeah I really dig this solo! The 'mistakes' just add character, soul to it... I'll take this over Yngwie any time. That's some fine talent you have there, Ed! By the way DO NOT repaint that beautiful Charvette!! |
 | alley-oop said 1189 days ago |
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Chop city Man this is really nice, very nice phrasing. You have a tasty touch. Good subtle technique. Really cool. Great guitar Ejh. I think the rough feel adds character. The rhythm guitar is very tasty and clean. |
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NARBLY! Not a bad little jam! I did hear the wrong notes! Hahahaha! Just razzin ya! Keep jammin! |
| TeeTee said 1189 days ago | |
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Let 'er wail! I once worked with a guy who would back up anyone on guitar for week-end gigs. He was fabulous. Occasionally, we would get together and jam, and of course he then seemed like any ordinary mortal on his Les Paul. So I asked him why he was less than spectacular when we played together but brilliant in the clubs. He said, and I quote, "Playing guitar is living. Everything else is just waiting". Ed, this is great playing! You are obviously 'living' with this one. Nice chord progression with a lead part that flows right into the rhythm. And I like the presence of the track - very live. Superbly spontaneous! And I would leave the Charvette colour as is! TeeTee |
 | thetiler said 1189 days ago |
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what a different style You are full of surprises. I didn't even know you owned an electric guitar. Nice, like those thumps going up the fret, nice fuzz. Cool layering, like those chunka, chunka clean guitar rhythms on the electrc guitar. Good going |
 | ledebutant said 1189 days ago |
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Ed, I'm SHOCKED! I didn't know you had this secret internal rocker! This is awesome and I'd love to see you do more stuff like this as well as the folk rock. I wish I could say something intelligent about this, but the guitar playing is astonishingly good, you're really feeling the music and I'm kind of blown away here. You've gone electric! |
 | chakeres said 1189 days ago |
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Nice This is the first time, I've listened to your music. Nice playing and mix. I would like to hear a little faster tempo, but all in all well done. I'll check out some of your others. Enjoyed your jam.-JAC |
 | stevel said 1189 days ago |
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Good guitar jam groove! Nice playing Ejh, this works well as a jam track...if you wanted to develop it you could bring in another guitar part with a different tone to create a 'conversation' between the two. I like the playing on this though, it has a great feel. Nice one Steve |
 | jiguma said 1189 days ago |
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I'm with ziti! Ed, That Charvette sounds great, but not something you could call subtle in the looks department (then I guess it's unlikely anyone would get away with stealing it). Seriously Ed, I'm surprised and pleased that you have an inner rocker, but then again I guess we all have. I hear a song in this, and like drakonis, I hear friends off in the ether when I was much younger, wondering how much longer I had to keep up the bass lines before they came back to earth. Look forward to hearing more uptempo stuff from you in the future. Any time you need help on bass . . . . . Cheers, Neil |
 | Tadashi Togawa said 1189 days ago |
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Brains can be cut!! Ed, Good-looking! Getting on getting on! Rock'n'roll poppa!! Brains can be cut!! |
 | aclarke said 1188 days ago |
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You know... if I had a really nice Charvel guitar I still couldn't make it sing like this. I think you should pursue this further and see what happens. Keep the imperfections, man... it gives the tune so much extra character! |
 | TEXASFEEL said 1179 days ago |
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nice guitar piece loved it...I have a jackson (JDR) just like that charvel. Same Italian red. |
| andrewr mac said 1177 days ago | |
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hi great tone on yer guitar, i love this jam very much, |
 | Scorpjammer said 1175 days ago |
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Neil Young Feel I like your chord progression and mix of clean and distorted guitar. You keep coming up with numbers like this and you may end up on JAMNATION, down here in the Philly area. http://www.xpn.org/jamnation.php Jam on, brother! |
 | Dena said 1085 days ago |
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Nice Changeup Fun departure from your folk style! Very enjoyable to listen to this. I like the harmonics sprinkled throughout. |
 | sloparts said 401 days ago |
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Great Jam Ed Reminds me of so many nights playing out, when you get in a groove and the crowd is up and rockin' and you just keep tryin' to beat them back into their seats. No matter what you do at this stage, they are into it, so you end up with bloody fingers and in a state of total euphoria from the feedback you get form the crowd. This is that kind of a jam man. Awesome one Ed Ed |
You win! no matter what you do...If I had a red covertable 1950's something, I'd drive highway 101 on the coast here, and I'd drive real fast... And then, much later down the roard, I'd pull over and park somewhere near the the sunset, just to look at my cool car, setting in the sun...
I totally dug this piece. Usually, no scenes come to mine while listening, but for some reason, this one created a fully moving picture as described above.
You are good on the g'tar. You've holding back and practicing restrain, big time.
Thanks for coming to terms with how cool this tune is....
Dion