02-03-2014, 06:59 AM
(02-02-2014, 02:51 AM)ChristopherSea Wrote: Hey Keith, I love this wild girlfriend of yours! She would be my downfall of course. Nice way to repurpose the title and some of themes from an earlier post. I dig your voice, but you need to turn up your mike and lower the guitar amp a bit. The only bump that I noticed was in stanza 3. The 'Taking turns' line was lagging behind the music and the 'grace' line had to be stretched a bit. However, it may have been just a timing issue. Cool man!/ChrisHi Chris
Please don't think I'm taking myself too seriously with this I love music but a musician I am not, although it is good to have fun with things, and using the poem gives it a bit more life. I will have another go at the lyric but it is hard to keep time. Best Keith
(02-02-2014, 10:24 AM)justcloudy Wrote: Wow Keith what an incredibly interesting reworking of the original poem!I think it could be that because you already understood the poem it was clearer done this way.
My immediate feeling is that I like this one slightly better, because the story is more straightforward. The music wasn't particularly inspiring in its repetitiveness. But I'm sure that's not the final record. ;p
Anyway I'm not sure I have much constructive to say, except that I was pleasantly surprised to see this resurface, in an unexpected sort of way.
-justcloudy
Lol I agree the music is pretty repetitive and uninspiring, I was going for an eighty's rock sound
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