Will

I like. Nice guitar solo and very good vocal harmonies.

Pretty good song, well played. I'd bring down the guitar in the right channel quite a bit though. It's hiding the vocal.

When you figure it out you'll tell me, right?

I don't think I've heard these before. Thought is was really good! I love space stuff. I tried to build a rocket ship propelled by skin diver's oxygen tanks in the 2nd grade.

Not bad at all! I don't know how they do it. I would never have had the guts to sing in front of people in high school. (In grade school I did because I was still too young to be self conscious.)

Bout time somebody recognizes true genieass around here.

Ooh . . . I'm nasty.

For a guy who grew-up on Samuel Johnson, GK Chesterton, and Russell Kirk, the lyrics didn't appeal to me, but I liked the music. I still think the vox could be a little louder.

Great playing Eric. Just terrific.

Well, if you're gonna steal Clapton's SG, the least you can do is play some blues on it . . . which you did quite well.

Good tune John even with the older synth sounds.

Yeah, too much verb on the vox, but everything else sounds real good.

I'd put a low-pass on the percussion, but otherwise it's a beautiful thing man. Love the lyrics especially.

Cool tunes! Cool digs! And ultra cool hot-water-heater-echo-chamber! You got any springs in that thang?

Name dropper.

Hmm, so if I'm bitten by a Venus Flytrap, what will I become?

I wanted to have a song to post at the new forum, but I didn't have a new song, so I posted an old one of mine. I've lost a little weight since then, but I'm still plenty ugly.

Dude, you can't be respectable and play a Tele. They'll sho nuff throw you out da club.

That's what they said about Bigfoot too.

It reminds me of these fancy-dancy names ladies on planning committees come up with for new subdivisions like "The Manors of Woodfield". I always want to spray-paint over the entrance signs "The Houses in the Grass."

help! I've gone blind!

Yep.

I think it's the "by" part I don't care for. If they called it "Bandlab Cakewalk" it wouldn't be so bad. How would "Telecaster by Fender" sound?

I have to say that "Cakewalk by Bandlab" seems to me like a really awkward name for a DAW. Why not just call it Cakewalk?

I think it's partly a genre thing too. From what I can gather, nearly every studio in Nashville is using Pro Tools, so the country people seem to be really big on it.