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Bad Hawaiian Shirts
» genre:
Rock >
Garage Rock
» location:
Russell Clark
» label: unsigned
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Pseudo classical piece played on an Epiphone LP100 through a Crate FX65 with reverb and some phasing.
Solo electric guitar.
Rock guitar
Experimental de tuned guitar with vibro
Simple Blues Guitar
Fun in the sun
Instrumental rock ballard.
Yamaha Sythn played through a Crate amp with added effect, accoustic rhythm added with electric lead guitar
Simple sythn and guitar piece, I think it feels like Sunday so that's what I called it.
I got the accoustic riff stuck in my head and I have been trying to make a song of it ever since. This is part 1, hope to have aloud shouty version of it soon.
Rock guitar piece, simple chord sequence played with distortion and wah. Bass & drums added.
I am a big Rory Gallagher fan and I was trying to learn a song of his called 'I fall apart'. The chord sequence for that song inspired this. Both the rhthym and lead parts are played on an Epiphone LP100 with a capo on the third fret
This is really pretty simple but I think it works well. The drum and backing keyboard parts are played on the Yamaha MM6 synth. But to get the sound I ran it through a Boss DS1, Danelectro reverb and FX on a Crate FRX65.
This came out of nowhere, I was just playing a few power chords and the riff cam along. I recorded the riff first then added the drums. the lead was added last.
I am not really any good on the keyboard but I think that this works OK the piano part and the additional strings are all played on a Yamaha MM6 synth played through a Peavey keyboard amp. The guitar on top is a Epiphone LP100.
This is really just a demo, but I love the riff. Its played on the Yamaha MM6. The guitar is just pure adlib.
This is an instrumental experiment using a Yamaha MM6 synth. I laid down the drum track and basic background on one track and then then recorded a synth 'lead' part on a second track. Both the bass and guitar parts are played with a lot of wah.
Simple accoustic guitar - This is a really simple guitar piece played on a very cheap ($95.00) Rogue accustic/electric. It's played through a Crate FX65 amp with just a little bit of reverb.
Soft Rock demo - This is the first peice of music I recorded. The rhythm and lead guitar parts are both played on a cheap Yamaha strat copy. It was recorded on a Fostex digital 8 track in my un-finished basement.
Early this year I had to move out of the basement because of construction work. This meant that I had to pack the drums away and resort to synth. The backing track and drums are played on a Yamaha MM6 synth.
Synth/Guitar demo - As the title says 'The miracle of synth'! I put this together when I first got the Yamaha MM6. The back ground storm, the footsteps and the door slamming are all played on the synth.
Instrumental Rock demo - This is recorded in the basement again. I dont really like the sound of the drums or the intro, but I was trying to get some interesting percussion effects with the cow bells and tamborine.