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skyrootwinz
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Guitar Rock
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michael cvetanovich OR matthew tedora hill
» label: unsigned
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a rocknroll instrumental tribute to the Hendrix School guitarists - featuring Michael Cvetanovich on ~HhhhhhOT~ hollow-body Epiphone guitar, Matt Tedora Hill: bass chords, and Mark Goldstien: sizzlin' drums...
very "Detroit" roknrol tune, & a respectful nod to the original Death-Rock bands, i.e. The Stooges, Destroy All Monsters, The VU, etc.
Michael: guitars, backing vox, hammond, atmospherix...
Matt: vox, bass -
Mark Goldstien: drumz
[from September 2002] a total rewrite of an old -Ten Years After- song about Ufos/Aliens. i sing it while Michael engineers the overall atmospherix, and plays all the arsenal, including the "mystery percussion"...
"continuing" - sort of - the tradition of Apocalyptic songs throughout American music history. Michael: guitar, blues harp, hand claps, spoons, & background vox. Matt: bass, vox, shaker egg. Mark Goldstien: percussive innovations...
Michael: all guitars, blues harp, keyboards, bass, and backing vox. Matt: vox - Mark Goldstien, DrUmZ - Michael, Mark, and Matt combined ideas for the overall riff/structure...
Our smokin' Michigan garageland gospel tune; this could be called a 'world gospel' hymn. again, the Detroit influence is most prevalent. Michael plays multiple guitars, and engineers the overall atmospheric. Matt: vox, bass - Mark Goldstien: Drumz
in truth, it's my one and only 'suicide' song.
from 1990. Michael plays Hollow-Body DANELECTRO guitar, and i sing... overall track enhanced by AV MUSIC MORPHER.
minimal rockabilly [featuring Michael riffing on that hollow-body Danelectro again] it's a song about hitch-hiking from MISSOURI to MICHIGAN on I-70 back in the Summer of 1990...
from 1990, a track concerning a tragic childhood marriage. the riff is Michael's...
Michael: DANELECTRO HOLLOW-BODY guitar -
Matt: vox, and AV MUSIC MORPHER Enhancement.
from a 1990 effort. A song about existential malaise in peace time America. Michael: Danelectro hollow-body guitar...
Matt: Vox [riff: Michael - lyrics: Matt]
~a downright weird song of ours from 1981. Matt: singing, tootin' harp; Michael is playing a Yamaha Acoustic guitar with a SHADOW pickup, pumping it through a univox ECHO-PLEX! [bass: Bill Chamberlin; Drumz: the incomparable Gary Hardy]~
EXCELLENT Mayfield/Hendrix chords by Michael, ...and in 1981 no less! Matt-vox/obscene noises; Bill Chamberlin-bass; Gary Hardy-FIREY drumz
another adventure in "huh? what's he saying?"... but it sounds soooo pretty, thanks to Michael's luminous-yet-wicked chord-riff. this is from 1981 too. [b. chamberlin - bass, g. hardy - InCrEdIbLe drumz!]
this is from 1990. MICHAEL plays hollow-body Danelectro guitar, and i sing. the riff is Michael's, and the song's about exactly what's being said. an all too true interpersonal phenomenon...
one of my fav' short instrumentals ever: a splendid piece of dual Solo-guitar (DANELECTRO HOLLOW-BODY) by MICHAEL CVETANOVICH - from 1990