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Nice!

^^^ What Ron said. :/

That song is freakin' amazing! Who ARE you?? :o

Same thing as "scooping"? :/

I concur with my colleagues above. :/

Thanks Ron, this was recorded a few years ago before I knew much about brightness. I must say I've never been much of a Lou Reed fan though.

I think this is my first critique-me post. In another thread (Artist Development) TMV member Elijah Lucian was looking for vocals to work up into something; I sent him this song I wrote about hiking to Waimoku Falls in Maui: http://www.reverbnation.com/play_now/song_6077346. (I put the conch shell on the same channel as the lead to conserve tracks.)

Wow that's really good! I like how you worked a lot of different timbres in there.

I'm liking this thread, now I wanna twang too. :o

Sounded pretty good to me. :| Music reminded me of Rufus Wainwright.

I thought it sounded pretty good. I'm not familiar with the original song; it reminded me a bit of Arabic music. The lowest part did sound toughest for you.

Interesting. :/

I don't think that would be wasting your time at all. I listened to "Slide." You've got the chops. But I'd like to hear more force behind it. :/

Thanks I will look up that bass stuff. I do still have some trouble deciphering the technical aspects though I've read up a lot and taken a few lessons. And thanks for the lyrical encouragement, not many who appreciate that these days. Yeah Lou Gramm . . . scary stuff.

Ah thanks for listening . . . some great singers around here huh? I have spent so much effort working on my upper range that I am lost in the lower register. I think the low notes are still down there somewhere.