Jam84
While rummaging thru some old recordings I found a cassette (remember those?) from 1984 that I had created for practicing.
The chord arrangement here is from that era.
The quality of the original recording was terrible so I re-recorded the rhythm guitar along with Bruce’s template which is almost the same bpm.
I also extended the length of the drum track to accommodate the arrangement.
Thought perhaps it may find a renewed purpose here on the loops.
Straight rhythm guitar.
Thanks Bruce.
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aleonz
ah it's so good to hear this track in this rainy afternoon...sweet, brought me back to some place...beautiful play Frankie! I still have some 1 big box of cassette with one legendary old walkman hahahah
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OliVBee
mmmm cassettes ! stereo and 4 tracks ... i also still have an 8 tracks Revox from this era should even still work ôÔ ... cool guitar :)
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FrankieJ
Ah yes. Sweet memories too of razor blades for tape editing :)
My first recording device was an Ampex reel to reel. A gift from my father who got it from his father. And the clincher? It had sound on sound! Woo hoo!
Thanks Oli :) +1
My first recording device was an Ampex reel to reel. A gift from my father who got it from his father. And the clincher? It had sound on sound! Woo hoo!
Thanks Oli :) +1
Major 3rd
cassettes, yup....they always got damaged, or wound up in an old tape deck..lol sounds great Frank
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Rock sessions avec Batterie and Guitare:
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The Depths
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This really need a bass... Really grooving during solo please.
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dark chasms
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Sniper
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Ascend
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Energized
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PoV High
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Lost Inside (Yourself)
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Serpents Moon
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152 Rockland Lane
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Backwoods Drift
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Stop Loving
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Delayed Stereo
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Nickel wound
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Over the Crazy Mountain
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Leave me
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Parts Unknown
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Glacier Pools....
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I Can’t Stop Myself
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Lady Patriot
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