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 | ledebutant said 125 days ago |
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Weird I couldn't get this to d/l in Firefox. I had to open Safari to get it. But I was going to get it if it killed me. I loved the original version, so many element are tremendously inspired. I especially love the rambling vocal on the opening). I was actually in the middle of working on something where I held the drums back for a long time and was second-guessing myself, but then you posted the original of this and I loved the way it sounded on yours so I kept it on mine. So basically, I'm copying you, Ridd, because you're so awesome. There's really no better word I can think of to describe how cohesive you guy sound together than, "organic". It just sounds like this music was just born together and came out into the world fully formed. Amazing. I couldn't love it more! |
 | MarkHolbrook said 125 days ago |
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Mr. Sorensen... Me thinks you are pretty popular! With a tune like this it is to be understood. This is really a great piece of work! So much going on to keep the ear working hard. Don't you just love the internet and digital music? I mean how cool is this to have 4 people in different areas of the country putting together a piece like this!? Very cool! |
 | kassia said 125 days ago |
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Odds Oh wow. Wow. This is killer! A total success as far as collaboration. This is an awesome tune and it all fits together perfectly. Great additions from everyone. Really cool, guys, thanks. Ridd, great job mixing this one together. |
 | Nick_Flash said 125 days ago |
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great This sounds great now. The new parts really complete it. This song takes me back because the chord progression is almost exacly the same as a song I did with my first band (probably 16 years ago now) damn I feel old. Great work man. |
 | lavalamp said 125 days ago |
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Of course...... ..I remember this one. "Your Team" made some very nice contributions here. Like I said before, GREAT JOB. Dave |
 | michael2 said 124 days ago |
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wow ridd that sounds awesome. so glad i didn't embarrass myself by sending you a rhodes solo. these guys are serious, love the new version; really makes it go from great to perfect. |
 | Vic Holman said 124 days ago |
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3x three times the charm. of course the same goes with what I have said before. and now with a big finish. excellent gents! |
 | chinaman2 said 124 days ago |
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:) great collab guys. enjoyed it immensely |
 | peacepiano said 124 days ago |
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Sound Very cool additions. The guitar and rhodes do work very well. This is a great song to work with. Thanks Bill |
 | alfalpha said 122 days ago |
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Great to see this uploaded... ...it was actually Jiguma (Neil) who alerted me to it! This was a really enjoyable collab for me, not just because the song is so infectiously well written, but also to have the opportunity to work with the likes of Ridd and Jim was an extra bonus. I hope that Ridd & Jim are as pleased with the result as I am! Cheers from 'Down Under' Guys! Alf |
 | davisamerica said 122 days ago |
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: -] .... magic indeed! |
 | Jim Bouchard said 121 days ago |
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Thanks! I get to indulge in my fantasy that I'm David Lindley, my favorite lap steel player, on this, since there's so many filtered and distorted sounds. I like the way you mixed my overplaying in, but I was having too much fun to think tastefully. And I managed to resist my temptation to put in a line from "You Really Got a Hold On Me', since that was was I was thinking of the whole time I was tracking this. I actually recorded this sitting on my couch into my laptop using GB'08 and the built-in amp sims. I think I used a Tone Heaven setting. lap steel on a lap top! har har! The horns sound great. Could've used a longer outro, but I'm hopelessly self-indulgent. Great mix! |
 | lengold said 121 days ago |
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This is just sheer class! Cheers Len |
This sounds like a classic, the kind of song that you seem to know to know by heart even when you listen to it for the first time, if you see what I mean. And also because the piano, the lap steel and rhodes and the arrangements reconcile the traditionnal rock (I think of the Band, for instance)with your own indie stylings (vocals), and that's no mean feat.