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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 12,082 Likes: 1
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Great tune Scott. This has a really cool melody. Really nothing about the basic tune bothered me. Great job. The phrasing is SOOO good on this... a vast improvement over the last tune of yours I critiqued. I'm wondering if that other tune was just basic lack of attention to detail? Your voice seems to be getting gruffer by the tune! It sounds great... (I hope it's not a side benefit of Marlboro's?  ) I really like this. Great job. Peace, Ian One tiny thing that bothered me was the harmonica level in the mix. On my speakers it's a bit overbearing. Thanks Ian: Difference between this one and the previous one was that I actually wrote the previous one in 97 or 98 - when writing songs was something I just did with no thought of actually recording them. So yeah - lack of attention to detail..... This one came a bit later, when I was starting to pay attention to things more... Mixing the harmonica continues to mystify me. Over my 'phones it sounds blasting. Over my monitor speakers, it sounds tame. In the truck, somewhere in between. So it's useful to get comments like that - I'll knock it back a little..... Nah, no Marlboros - just having fun writing songs in a genre that seems to want a little more grit. Appreciate it, Ian Scott
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