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Rob Baird
by Gary E. Andrews - 04/28/25 07:22 PM
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by Fdemetrio - 04/28/25 11:48 AM
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by Gary E. Andrews - 04/27/25 07:54 PM
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by Fdemetrio - 04/27/25 02:21 PM
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by Gary E. Andrews - 04/26/25 10:07 PM
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This was alot of fun to work on. The guy on the bus was a true story only he had a harmonica , and he knew blues and rock https://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=14814349Urban Poetry I was on the eighteen headin' downtown when I heard a tin beat headseat turned around Dude asked if it was cool..."the ipod too loud"? I said it didn't matter, you make yo gangsta proud He smiled and he asked me "you wanna sit here?" This joint is so dope the message too clear I said "I'm not a fan, I like the rock n roll" he said give this a listen it' ll do good to your soul it's called Urban Poetry the voice of all these passin streets every corner tells a story there's blood in every single beat It sounds like sex and violence but the real one's lived the news put it all together it's a modern day blues Well, he knew alot more then he let on he mentioned Led Zep and Stevie Ray Vaughn He said, "them cats are hip hop, know you dont believe It starts with Robert Johnson on up to Jay Z" Then he pulled out a gitar from under the seat startin riffin Hendrix hummin a Snoop beat it's all raw and primal, then he grunted a note "pain and pleasure from 19th century folks" it's called Urban Poetry the voice of all these passin streets every corner tells a story there's blood in every single beat It sounds like sex and violence but the real one's lived the news put it all together it's a modern day blues
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Bump, did my best to get all the elements in there.
Hip hop,rap rock,Hendrix, kid rock, the blues.
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sounds good... robot madness , they do rock... stealing tracks. Your probably right everyone gets lazy , never play guitar again . push buttons.
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Enjoyed that Fd. Jimi on the bus...fun stuff. What a sound. I liked the singing and guitar and the mix and the story. Thank you Fd and AI!
Bill
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