steve@baselines.com

Thank you for your comment - I gave feedback just yesterday. But you are correct, I don't do it much here. I am very active on Bandlab, and that is where I give all my feedback. If you have an account there, I would be happy to follow you. There are only so many hours in the day, and I have to listen to probably 30-50 new songs a day. It's OK with me if people don't comment here on my songs, it's only fair as I do not often do that either. But it is a good forum for having new folks listen and maybe come over to Bandlab as a result.

Very cool man - you got that Tom Petty thing going on, which I love. The image reminds me a little of the night I was stranded in Dublin. Those pubs are friendly!

I was addicted to binge watching this show. Discovered it 4 years into the series. Being the sick puppy I am, I thoroughly enjoyed this tale. So I wrote a song. This one has @darrengarrett from bandlab singing. An interesting thing about this (at least if you are me) is that the main riff and musical idea song came from my iPad alarm clock. The default 'wakeup' music was a gmin to cmin dreamlike string progression. Well, it morphed into something else in my sick mind. But I still remember that alarm clock waking me up to a job that I pretty much dreaded every single day for a few years. Luckily, music is the thing now. That and keeping the wife happy. Maybe I'll write another song ... LOL. Oh! and there's a video too. How cool is that? http://baselines.com/?p=5127

Thanks Mark - maybe the next mix I will boost that. Songs are never really finished I've found ?

Thank you - that's a great compliment. I'm working with Doug Cross (lonewulf) on Bandlab to do 'Is She Really Going Out With Him' - but his voice is shot right now.

Thank you for the wonderful comment. Yes I was out there for 8+ years lugging equipment around ?

Thanks Gary!

Thank you!!

Thanks Andy - I love that whole Abbey Road album!

Thank you - it took forever to get that bass down, and I had to do the lead guitar in parts! Love your tag line.

Thank you for listening and commenting!

Thanks - I didn't think of that with the vocal, but that's a great compliment - I'll let Darren know about it!

Hey thank you Tom, I appreciate the feedback. Darren asked me to turn down the backups, we did it a couple of dB down for about 3 iterations. We probably should have kept going lol.

Thanks! I had to cheat a little on the lead. It was a bunch of takes...only way I could ever do that.

Thank you David!

Thanks for listening!

This is a new original called Enchanted Glasses - it's a short sojourn into the Twilight Zone! https://baselines.com/?p=5120 If you dig it and are on Bandlab, let me know, I will follow you!

Thanks a lot Mark - I'll make sure that Darren knows about your post here. Are you on bandlab?

Thank you Gary - appreciate the feedback, and I am going to try and work on that kick a little more.

Thank you! You are right, it was a ton of work. I started out learning that bass part and just about threw the towel in at that point. I'll take a listen and maybe update that kick. I appreciate you taking the time to leave feedback!

Here's the results of a very rewarding project. This is Peg from Steely Dan's 1977 Aja album. From Bandlab, @darrengarrett on vocals. @michelefortunato on 'bones, @jobi7 on alto and baritone sax. I play the other instruments and did the production. https://baselines.com/?p=5097

Thank you!

I just found this after watching a video on youtube. I am working on a cover of Peg, and this is what was used on the original. I'm hoping it will work out. Here's the great video on that guitar lead.

Thanks very much for listening and commenting. Let me know if you are on Bandlab and I will follow.

I found a good way to do it. It was the paste special that I did not know about. Here is what I did: http://baselines.com/?p=5084