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this isnt great, one of those i played a couple of times then threw into the corner...not sure if i should do something with it...no lyrics yet..
tell me what you think please.. i know there's a few screw ups in the intro..
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this isnt great, one of those i played a couple of times then threw into the corner...not sure if i should do something with it...no lyrics yet..
tell me what you think please.. i know there's a few screw ups in the intro..
Solidarity
easy little prgression, but it sounds good. what no words yet?
that's my favorite part. in the second part, i don't know if it's your verse or what, but it starts at about 40 sec, i don't really like the second chord of the progression, i don't know it'sjust kinda wierd i guess. other than that i like it. sounds good, sounds basic, nothing crazy, just good solid stuff. can't wait to hear the words.

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minimalistic approach is never bad.
i think this would be great solo and with a full band, just because it allows for a lot of room for creativity. pretty soothing...gives me a mood like bowa does. the music says something about being around friends and having a good time, cherishing that time as it is, and breathing life one step at a time.
the song became a little repetive sometimes, but that's because it hasn't been fleshed out into a full song. the different parts are great, though.
can't wait 'till you throw in some lyrics and your awesome vocals.

the song became a little repetive sometimes, but that's because it hasn't been fleshed out into a full song. the different parts are great, though.

can't wait 'till you throw in some lyrics and your awesome vocals.

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ha! thanks man..made my day..isaac wrote:minimalistic approach is never bad.i think this would be great solo and with a full band, just because it allows for a lot of room for creativity. pretty soothing...gives me a mood like bowa does. the music says something about being around friends and having a good time, cherishing that time as it is, and breathing life one step at a time.
the song became a little repetive sometimes, but that's because it hasn't been fleshed out into a full song. the different parts are great, though.
can't wait 'till you throw in some lyrics and your awesome vocals.
it is very repititive because i tried to extend the parts a bit so that i could write some lyrics to it...while im on the train..on the way to work...doesn't seem to be working tho...DAMMIT!!
aight peace..
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cool...nice and simple, but that is always effective...diggin that Coldplay tuning huh? 

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By no means am I attempting to downplay your skill as a guitarist, but your voice is your best attribute, and I'd really like to hear this piece with a melody. Even if they lyrics dont make sense. (Sometimes those are best anyway.) The progression sounds good...I dig the build up at about 3:00. Work on it...its sounding good.
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