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Bayside
by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Wow, haven't heard anything like this on this forum. It sounds like a modern pop song but with a classic core. Short catchy hook
Great groove. id say 99% of the time on here i can tell how a song was written...ie lyric first or melody first.
Not quite sure on this one, if it was lyric first, then whoever wrote the melody really took it to a great place.
Towards the end, two things i woulda like to have heard different. The part where the woman's voice comes in and says "it's like thaaaa attt" 2:14 that note bluesy, would have made for a great guitar solo, bending to that note, a bit of a dissonant solo for a measure or two i think would have been a nice addition. fading out with a solo as opposed to the riffing vocals at the very end it becomes more a of a crosby, stills and nash thing than a pop song. Might be too much, but that's just my ears
Its really really good, not something you're gonna hear here very often. Great work!
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