Kinda wish the drums in 'do it' were up in the mix abit more and had more pound but iz all goodie.
Chucked on the CD the other too Brett, my lil gir was goin off to'Chill' good times.
HANGMAN feedback "Dirty" Live take
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Re: HANGMAN feedback "Dirty" Live take
Nice on the dirty take mate, slick.
Kinda wish the drums in 'do it' were up in the mix abit more and had more pound but iz all goodie.
Chucked on the CD the other too Brett, my lil gir was goin off to'Chill' good times.
Kinda wish the drums in 'do it' were up in the mix abit more and had more pound but iz all goodie.
Chucked on the CD the other too Brett, my lil gir was goin off to'Chill' good times.
Re: HANGMAN feedback "Dirty" Live take
^ awesome bro chur 
fair enough call on the Do It drums too, cheers for your honest feedback...
fair enough call on the Do It drums too, cheers for your honest feedback...
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Re: HANGMAN feedback "Dirty" Live take
I actually enjoyed the guitar work - I love understated and sympathetic guitar on tracks. To me, it suited the groove perfectly - nice use of wah and chords.
That woody bass needs a coat of paint, of course - LOL
'Twas also cool to see a minimalistic approach to gear on stage. having less gear but still serving the song well impresses me far more than having a stage full of gear and just wanking on at full volume.
That woody bass needs a coat of paint, of course - LOL
'Twas also cool to see a minimalistic approach to gear on stage. having less gear but still serving the song well impresses me far more than having a stage full of gear and just wanking on at full volume.
He hit a chord that rocked the spinet and disappeared into the infinite ...