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bob armitage
combobob
kristal audio engine
tascam 244
zero hour
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comboBob
- Bass player, Home recording
comboBob
- Bass player, Home recording
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Entry in the November 2009 KAE Challenge
KAE Challenge entry Sep 2009
Tribute to MJ for the August 2009 Song Challenge
Entry in the June 2009 Kae Challenge
Entry in the April 2009 KAE Challenge
Now includes a video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTdGufl8uG4
Power Pop song with a little help from Russell Mac
Tells the story of the 1972 film Deliverance.
Thanks to Russell Mac for the violin and french horn.
Written for the KAE Challenge Jan 2009
Thanks to Ryan and Spiral for the rock guitars
Train whistle courtesy of Herbert Boland
http://www.herbertboland.nl/
Re-Mix May 2009
The Challenge was to write a song in 3/4. I stretched the rules a bit and ended up in 9/8.
my entry in the June 2008 KAE Challenge.
The Challenge was to write a reggae song that included the word June in it.
Combobob's entry to the KAE Challenge Feb2008.
Many thanks to Russell Mac for playing the key's for me. Expect to hear more from him in the future.
This is as close to an anti-war song as BobPop will allow!!
Entry into the Kae Challenge November 2007.
Hastily recorded just after I lost my voice.
A bit different for me and possibly more annoying than usual vocals, but I like the bass sound I got out of the J Bass.
This is the 6th mix I have done and
Another mix. Added the CLAS mastering plug in, Waves Ultramaximizer and more Glaceverb
Entry in the KAE Challenge Sep 2007
Song to be titled Blood on the Frets
Re-Mix Nov 2007.
Original was too bassy and reverby...
A cover of a beautiful song by Edward 'Old Goat' Null.
http://www.soundclick.com/edwardnull
Buy his independant CD at:
http://cdbaby.com/cd/edwardnull
My first reggae song.
Originally written and recorded over 2 nights for the Kristal songwriting challenge. I have now had time to go back and rewrite.
I have re-recorded the vocals and added a middle eight brass section.
Written for the KAE June Chalenge.
I am a BIG Beach Boys fan and so I have finally done a Beach song.