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whyachi
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MUYFUE said:
Lets give it another week and if we haven't hit 12+ tracks yet, shall we open it up to ones without a Warmoth on them to fill in the gaps? I'd rather have non-Warmoth tracks and get them from more contributors than people posting multiple songs.
Super Turbo Deluxe Custom
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Don't know how I missed this thread. I've got to convert a song to MP3 and email it to you later tonight. It's an original song with me playing my Wamoth Tobacco Burst J and my guitar player playing my Warmoth Tele.
The track is "Barstool" by the Dennis Lee Band.
The track is "Barstool" by the Dennis Lee Band.
GoDrex said:
that hurts
But in my defense,
I was in 3 bands at the same time,until about 10 years ago, but now all I do is fiddle around, and do some jamming with Luke every now and then. I did experiment a lot with Cakewalk for many years, but I do not have access to those files now (need to get compusa to transfer data off my old pc) and none of these mixes were good enough to end up on any kind of cd...
rightintheface
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just added mine
sick idea!!! :headbang:
sick idea!!! :headbang:
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Super Turbo Deluxe Custom said:
E-Mail with MP3 sent.
Band Title: Dennis Lee Band
Song Title: Barstool
Warmoths involved: Hard Ash Chambered Butterscotch Blond Tele w/Birdseye Maple Top, 3A Birdseye Maple Warmoth Pro neck, and EMG pickups played through an Egnater Rebel 20 on all lead and electric rhythm.
Swamp Ash Chambered Tobacco Burst J-Bass w/Maple/Rosewood neck and EMG-JV pickups plugged direct in and played by yours truly.
Musicians:
Eric Dennis - Lead and Background Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Michael Lee Clemmer - Lead and Rhythm Electric
Gary Windham (Super Turbo Deluxe Custom) - Bass
Andrew Lee Casner - Drums
Eric Dennis and Justin Nelson - Songwriters
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E-mail received?
Justinginn
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Do it again in 3 months and I'll have a song. Probably with two warmoths in it by two warmoth players. 
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whyachi
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Rouse would have to answer if the email is received, and I can't update the track listing from my phone. My laptop is currently AWOL, also, so my two days off are going to suck.
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Super Turbo Deluxe Custom said:
Got it :icon_thumright:
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Marko said:
Didn't CompUSA close all of its brick and mortar stores? If you send it to me via Fedex or UPS, I'd be happy to transfer your data for you.
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rightintheface said:
Can you post your track info for us?
Also, track listing updated to include STD's :laughing7:, and first guideline updated to show the results of the poll, which is fine as everyone has been sending in songs done on Warmoth's anyways.
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jimh said:
Bring it on, Jim. We're at nine tracks right now, and don't have a set deadline yet. Mail it to the email in the first post and list your info here so we can get you added on.
:rock-on:
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Oh yeah!!! Just realized I have a Half-Moth!!! And I know I have a track recorded with it somewhere, just gotta find it. :headbang1:
My Frankenstrat has a Warmoth Pro neck on it. I didn't even think about it until just now when I saw the side adjuster again. I didn't put this guitar together, I commissioned the builder who did the paint work and aging/relic'ing of the guitar. He assembled it and I bought it as a completed guitar about 6 yrs ago, so I didn't even think about it when the soundtrack idea came up. :doh:
Track to be submitted soon.
My Frankenstrat has a Warmoth Pro neck on it. I didn't even think about it until just now when I saw the side adjuster again. I didn't put this guitar together, I commissioned the builder who did the paint work and aging/relic'ing of the guitar. He assembled it and I bought it as a completed guitar about 6 yrs ago, so I didn't even think about it when the soundtrack idea came up. :doh:
Track to be submitted soon.
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This is from my previous band, Core9. It's an original.
Definitely not my first choice, but the only one that qualifies per the rules.
Band: Core9
Song: Hands of Fools
Singer: Tani Layne (female)
Lyrics: Joey Ricciardo (drummer)
Music: Mike Alleman (Death by Uberschall)
Guitar: Frankenstrat - Hard Ash, Warmoth Pro birds-eye neck, 6105 frets, SD '78 (EVH) pup, other specs match original guitar
Amps (high gain): Mesa Dual Recto on one side, Mesa TriAxis/2:90 rack on other side, Mesa Road King in the middle
Amps (solo): Soldano SLO & Mesa TriAxis/2:90 rack blended together
Amps (clean): Soldano SLO & Mesa TriAxis/2:90 blended together
One take of rhythm and one take of solo, I used a Mesa high gain switcher to feed multiple amps at the same time while recording. So this is what you would get when we played it live.
Basically just a "jam" song that we recorded for the fun of it, we never really took it seriously. Just one of those songs where I can basically go "go off" guitar wise.
Definitely not my first choice, but the only one that qualifies per the rules.
Band: Core9
Song: Hands of Fools
Singer: Tani Layne (female)
Lyrics: Joey Ricciardo (drummer)
Music: Mike Alleman (Death by Uberschall)
Guitar: Frankenstrat - Hard Ash, Warmoth Pro birds-eye neck, 6105 frets, SD '78 (EVH) pup, other specs match original guitar
Amps (high gain): Mesa Dual Recto on one side, Mesa TriAxis/2:90 rack on other side, Mesa Road King in the middle
Amps (solo): Soldano SLO & Mesa TriAxis/2:90 rack blended together
Amps (clean): Soldano SLO & Mesa TriAxis/2:90 blended together
One take of rhythm and one take of solo, I used a Mesa high gain switcher to feed multiple amps at the same time while recording. So this is what you would get when we played it live.
Basically just a "jam" song that we recorded for the fun of it, we never really took it seriously. Just one of those songs where I can basically go "go off" guitar wise.