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11 views and no comments yet. Does it suck that bad? I know it's lame to you guys but it is my vibe. Could you guys at least comment on the mixing and editing? Needs work? Sucks and quit while I am ahead or what?

Sounds cool man - nice lead tones! Good to know that a JTM can do that.

Cole

cole wrote:Sounds cool man - nice lead tones! Good to know that a JTM can do that.

Cole

thanks! The 62 Jaguar is the major player for that tone your hearing, Nothing in the world sounds like a jag. That is the neck PUP

Chris "quit while your ahead" no way...all I can say is this is so refreshing and so well put together. I sincerely appreciate the time you took to do this. Such a relief to hear something with some atmosphere and character. Great playing and recording! JTM45... an amp for all seasons

By far one of the coolest clips I have heard here! Keep'em coming. Time to grab a Dunhill International and pour myself a glass of J&B Scotch and give your track another listen.

Cheers,

E

sounds great.

I dig it, shows the other side of the great British beast we call Marshall. I actually really liked the bass sound. Very impressive for a POD. Very woody. Nice job.

I'm kind of new here...but I just have to say that it's so incredibly refreshing to hear the tonal variants of the classic JTM45. The tonal nuances of the strings are just so inspiring and I must say that it's quite a splendid and enchanting treat indeed! Actually, the more I listen to it, the more it brings me back to the days of sipping a delicate '59 Beauvoir with its charming cuve

crossroader wrote:I'm kind of new here...but I just have to say that it's so incredibly refreshing to hear the tonal variants of the classic JTM45. The tonal nuances of the strings are just so inspiring! Very, very nice indeed! Actually, the more I listen to it, the more it brings me back to the days of sipping Black Label beer in the lounge with my older brother in the summer '73 after watching Night Gallery episodes on TV....man...those were the groviest days!

That's what I'm talking about! Damn "Night Gallery" I loved that show when they would re-run it in the 80's. Yeah I can hear this music on "Night Gallery"! Perfect fit for the right eposide taking place in a relaxed lounge atmosphere with a couple Bombay Gin and Tonic's or better yet Black Label beer

E

night gallery! cool, i gotta hear this now. unfortunately no speakers at work! i'll check it out at the house later. i use sx3 too!

Wow! I can't believe some of you guys like it. You've given me hope for the forum that maybe it can see past EVH or some other hair spray rocker once and a while.

Myopic Void wrote:

crossroader wrote:I'm kind of new here...but I just have to say that it's so incredibly refreshing to hear the tonal variants of the classic JTM45. The tonal nuances of the strings are just so inspiring! Very, very nice indeed! Actually, the more I listen to it, the more it brings me back to the days of sipping Black Label beer in the lounge with my older brother in the summer '73 after watching Night Gallery episodes on TV....man...those were the groviest days!

That's what I'm talking about! Damn "Night Gallery" I loved that show when they would re-run it in the 80's. Yeah I can hear this music on "Night Gallery"! Perfect fit for the right eposide taking place in a relaxed lounge atmosphere with a couple Bombay Gin and Tonic's or better yet Black Label beer

E

"Night Gallery" was one and still is a cool cool show!!!!!!!!!!!!!

did u say you wrote this? it sounds like chuck negrown of three dog night singing a song called "easy to be hard"> same melody.

I had to go to Amazon.com to hear a sound sample of that song. It does sound a little alike. Trippy!

Bluesgeetar wrote:I had to go to Amazon.com to hear a sound sample of that song. It does sound a little alike. Trippy!

sounds more than alittle a like - it is the melody u are playing on the guitar.
the only reason i knew it was because i have played that very song with Chuck before.