Psycho Delia!
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This template is heavily based on a very early Bee Gees song (!) my band performs. Think late '60s, everyone's off their noodle on various recreational narcotics and flares weren't just something you set off in an emergency. It's very hard to play this lazy, whacked-out style without actually getting utterly stoned! Which I sadly didn't!
This track is intentionally full of stops and starts; very much a trademark of this genre. If you require a version of this with a ...
This track is intentionally full of stops and starts; very much a trademark of this genre. If you require a version of this with a ...
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October 29 2016 21:51:36
Marceys That's great man! When i have some more time i am gonna try something on it! :)
Cool challenge to get something going in those breaks!+1
Cool challenge to get something going in those breaks!+1
October 28 2016 23:30:43
Wade Big breaks...I'd get lost but guess that others can count better then I can. A real pro job as usual.+1
October 28 2016 11:32:50
mpointon [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PLeNdfkoBI]This is the song which inspired the template.[/url] It IS the Bee Gees - honest - and it has a Mellotron-tastic intro! Another good reference song for this '60s style would be 'Pictures Of Matchstick Men' by Status Quo or 'The Daily Planet' by Love.
Until I joined my current band, this style of music had completely passed me by. Now I love it!+0
Until I joined my current band, this style of music had completely passed me by. Now I love it!+0
October 27 2016 22:35:16
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