Description : This track is far removed from my usual. My knowledge of metal is limited to Black Sabbath's 70's album, "Paranoid" so some of you true metal heads may give a little snicker when you hear it. As a drummer, this track lended itself to some nice drumming, so I thought I'd expand my horizons and give it a try. I even threw in a little Goth! Midiman James helped out on our back-to-back solos...Thanks James. Give it a listen and downloads always welcome.
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If you are going to know a heavier rock band, Sabbath was a good choice. I had never seen Orange amps till I saw them in a film clip using them.
The beginning was a bit deceiving, wasn't expecting all that happens after that! What do you have for effects on the rhythm guitar around 1:28. It is interesting for sure. The choir pad was different. :) Drums are clean and punchy and the guitars sound great. Tons of energy just like Sabbath had.
Thanks allot. The drums are my Aleses electronic kit set to the Metal setting. I wish I was able to use my acoustic kit, but it's just not possible where I live. The Alesis also allow for different music styles.
hi Scott. I really liked fine sounding guitars in here. I do not really get the choirs, probably it is a refference to the older rock music you mentioned... Overall a powerful piece with some very good riffs. NIce one! Alex
Many thanks for your comment. As I mentioned, I'm not an authority on metal, but I have heard some earlier stuff that had the choir. I know Gothic Metal uses choirs a good bit.
This is ultra unique here...creative rock track with your gifted play...great groovies and huge technicality with awesome riffing and soloing...man, it's really cool...back in time but innovative too...that choir stg makes it unforgettable...
Thankx for the upload Scott...went to dl immediately with my fav...
Thank you so much, Danke...You're too kind. So glad you like it enough to download it. To me, having people download my stuff is as important as a kind word, but I do love to read those words!
Cheers,
Scott
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So sorry for not getting back to you sooner.
Thanks for your comment.
Cheers,
Scott
The beginning was a bit deceiving, wasn't expecting all that happens after that! What do you have for effects on the rhythm guitar around 1:28. It is interesting for sure. The choir pad was different. :) Drums are clean and punchy and the guitars sound great. Tons of energy just like Sabbath had.
Very cool Scott and James!
Wayne
To be honest, I can't answer your question on the effects on the guitar. I'm not a guitarist, so don't know.
Cheers,
Scott
Many thanks for your comment. As I mentioned, I'm not an authority on metal, but I have heard some earlier stuff that had the choir. I know Gothic Metal uses choirs a good bit.
Cheers,
Scott
Yeah, Eddie did mention something about stopping by your pad and laying down a track...Good job, Eddie!
Cheers,
Scott
This is ultra unique here...creative rock track with your gifted play...great groovies and huge technicality with awesome riffing and soloing...man, it's really cool...back in time but innovative too...that choir stg makes it unforgettable...
Thankx for the upload Scott...went to dl immediately with my fav...
Standing ovation, Danke
Cheers,
Scott