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 | Peter Bauckham said 409 days ago |
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I think Steve is spot on - What a great song! Peter |
 | Ejh said 408 days ago |
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Yeah...that rhythm guitar playing... ...has managed to capture the Velvets' sound... The declamatory singing style and phrasing owes a little something to Lou Reed, too... Nice juxtaposition of simple rhythm strums against the chugging high hat.. Ed |
 | Feter said 408 days ago |
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Sometimes Man this is awesome .just Incredible style this vibe comin from the deep 60s a true classic .just GROOVEY your singin here with the effect you did give it that sound and its incredible .the bass moves with the whinin guitar it works just perfect !! welldone my friend another Classic ..KUDOS !! |
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you know what? i like this one. i have no comment s to make on production, or anything like that. this is simply a cool tune. thanks for writing it. Allen |
 | racerat said 408 days ago |
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cut and paste That should a new genre on the MJ list: "Cut and Paste". I love how loopy and repetitive this gets, but stays really interesting. Sonic Youth mashed up with Waylon Jennings. I particularly like how you looped the guitar chords multiple times for each chord change. Very cool. You voice sounds great on this, that old megaphone, old radio vibe fits this perfectly. |
 | willnlf said 408 days ago |
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Definitely has the right freight train chugga rhythm. Really like the opening and the way you drive this tune all the way to the finish. The slide guitar is great, a little George Harrison mixed in with the Lou sound. I always enjoy the surprise of hearing where you take the lyric and this one is a keeper. |
 | vegnet said 408 days ago |
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Chugga Chugga Very inspired and brilliantly realized! |
 | Outtaorbit said 408 days ago |
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This is great What's the chances of you and I putting up two songs both with a reference to Jack Kerouac. Philly and Dallas communicate! |
 | Vic Holman said 408 days ago |
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train kept a running Bud! this just churns, running over anything that doesn't heed the railroad crossing lights. The effected vocal really works great here. I was thinking how cool if some cowbell was in a few spots for that added train beat. Well, I'm convienced it's time to go and put some penny's on the railroad tracks. |
 | guitapick said 407 days ago |
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The artwork... ...is perfect for the tune. Congrats to both of you for another cool tune. Love the lyrics, Kevin. You had rhythm guitar concerns at first...I see that you fixed that up quite nicely. Great driving sound...distorted maracas! What WILL they think of next? |
 | DWL said 407 days ago |
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Velvets live great song and evocative lyrics. Love the megaphone voice. Cheers dick |
 | lengold said 407 days ago |
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Another surprise form you Bud. Impossible to keep still listening to this, a rhythmic delight. I love the chugging feel. Great lyrics from Will again and excellent composition and execution from you. Bravo. Cheers Len |
 | Ibstrat said 407 days ago |
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This is raunchy I love it.Is that rhythm guitar just 1 guitar or did you double track it?It sounds really big.The lyrics are great,as are the vocals.Reminds me of something off of "Beggar's Banquet".Superb. |
| willnlf said 407 days ago |
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Very ...appreciative of the positive response to this collaboration. Thanks to Woody and Leadbelly for inspiring me to write the lyrics and, as always, thanks to Bud for the musical imagination. |
| said 406 days ago | |
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Visual The lyrics in this jump up and start playin a movie in my minds eye. Love the guitar in this Your settin it right! Rumble and rollin! Draggin on a lucky strike! Excellent! |
 | SmokeyVW said 406 days ago |
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trains! nice one! someone cowbell - but no, i think an occasional dopplershift effected crossing bells would work even better! thanks |
 | JOAN said 405 days ago |
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!! really freaking fantastic!! |
Sounds like Moby fronting the Velvets - great intro, wonderful guitar and a whole loada energy - drone country anyone?
steve