Don't interrupt me

n-Track Studio music
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Just trying to please you guys, here’s this afternoon’s such as it is.
It started out as a ballad, but sort of sped up.

“Don’t Interrupt Me, I’m Singing"

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=901783

"Who cares about quality?
Americans like things big.
Big cars, big sandwiches, big stomachs, big egos, big bank crashes…”

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This American does NOT like big bank crashes… :disagree:

I’ll check out at home Tom. Your other one too… Slow down! I can’t keep up with listens!

D

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I always loved the Birds, has that feel in places! Might as well milk that style no one else is and you do it well. Thinking your wasting away as a teacher, get a gig :wink:

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Eyup!

Yay! this one’s got the Spademan Solo.

That’s what we like :agree:

Steve

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Before the first verse was over, I was thinking “this sounds like a theme for a tv sitcom”. Loved the guitar solo. :agree:

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Nice! Great tune Tom! As usual…

From your SoundClick page…

Quote:

Equipment used:
The DAW nonpareil n-Track Studio from FaSoft: www.fasoft.com


Colored edible toppings?? I could almost buy that. Certainly not;

Quote:

non
·pa
·reil

Pronunciation: \ˌnän-pə-ˈrel<br />
Function: adjective

Etymology: Middle English nounparalle, from Middle French nompareil, from non- + pareil equal, from Vulgar Latin *pariculus, from Latin par equal

Date: 15th century

: having no equal


But then again… :laugh:

ROFL…

I slay me… :p

D
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Hey, D, you are a monster with a dictionary. I goota come up with some good new words for you. I’ve been on an early modern English kick lately. Fun reading really primitive logic texts in the vernacular. Seriously. They are funny. ???

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Well you’ve come up with a new word “GOOTA” ? ? ?

It just struck me as to who you really remind me of, are ya ready?

He’s a great songwriter.









Roger McGuinn




And that my friend is a compliment!

The mix sounds better with cans than on speakers. Vocals getting lost on both tunes.
Good tune! :agree:

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Quote: (TomS @ May 06 2009, 8:43 PM)

Hey, D, you are a monster with a dictionary.
I goota come up with some good new words for you.
I've been on an early modern English kick lately.
Fun reading really primitive logic texts in the vernacular.
Seriously.
They are funny.
???

Words and especially somewhat obscure words are fun. It's like I tell the wanna be's around here at work;

"If you can't dazzle 'em brilliance, baffle 'em with bullsh!t."

Even if I don't know anything, I can sound like I do... :laugh:

D - BS artist
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You’re showing off now… :laugh:

Another good un. Don’t you ever do any rubbish?
Just what we were talking about the other day…a classic Beatles formula was to not have a chorus…or was it not have verses? Well whatever it was it worked.

:agree:

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I understand how not to have a chorus, but how does one not have verses?

Thanks for the listens and nice comments fellers!

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Well you replace the verse with the chorus…or the chorus with the verse… :laugh:

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just one big rousing chorus throughout. we actually do a worship song like that, 'cuz the verses are kinda hokey. so we just play around with the instrumentation. after about 24 minutes, people get the point.