Kevin Walsh

There you have it, it's ust my raggedy ears.

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Nice track, really liked the mix. Great groove you have here!

Thanks, old joad! It's actually an Eastman T486 semi-hollow body guitar. It has P90's which gives it a strat-like tone. I really enjoy playing it. Thanks for listening!

Thank you, john. In one of the bands I was in my voice was referred to as air raid siren. I don't think they meant that in a good way.

Well done, great instrumentation and chord progression is wonderful. I particularly enjoyed the bass line, totally mesmerizing. The feel is very much a Steely Dan vibe, and because of that my ear kept wanting to hear more harmonies, but that's not really a fair critique of the song. It's a good one!

Hey, Jesse, another good one, love the sound scape in this, particularly toward the end where the synth sounds like a warbling cry. Yeah, there's superficial comparisons that could be made with Beefheart, but imho much less so with Zappa. You've got your own thing going here, so keep working it. Cheers!

Very sweet, soulful rending of a good old song. Love your playing and your vocals, Steve!

Nice playing! It sounds like you had great fun, and the tone is very sweet. Love that progression, I noodle over it too but I'd never let anyone hear it.

This is a really beautiful song with a strong performance (and a lovely video!) Synths are wonderful and love the weeping ambient guitar. Killer chorus! It may just be my raggedy ears, but I *think* I'm hearing a kind of distortion or phasing or something behind the lead vocal part. My hi-frequency perception is crap though, so take that with a grain of salt. I really enjoyed this and am going to spend some time looking up your other work.

Nice one, jack, you have a way of making very cool sounds. I agree with @FreeEarCandy, early floyd vibe is very strong but it's got your vocal fingerprint.

Thanks for listening! It could indeed be louder, thanks! I love playing the break.

Thanks, steve, drums kill me dead, dead, dead.

Thanks for taking the time to comment! Yes, I have a verb set to project tempo, and tbh I never heard the clicks so thanks, I'll crank the volume and give it listen. Very much appreciate the kind words!

Thank you for listening, freddy, I appreciate you taking the time and thanks for the very kind words!

Yes, there are a few in there, and no, I wasn't really going for that, I was trying to interweave two guitars and the vocal melody and had a bit of a fender bender. I chose not to fix it because the vibe was cool but now is bugging me so I'll probably fix it, thank you for the compliments and especially for the critique.

Mark, thanks for the critique, I'll give a listen to the bass. Along with drums it's really one of the hardest elements for me to get right. I appreciate your time!

Thank you for the use of your ears, Nigel!

Thank you for listening and for taking the time to comment, it's much appreciated.

The trumpet and guitar are really well done, really enjoyed this.

Wow, thanks, Lynn! You've given me lots of encouragement here and I appreciate it! You can download a free version of the plugin to check ToneX out. Good luck with it, it was a game changer for me!

Thanks for listening, mark!

Changed it to a link, give it another try, mark.

This is a cool song with really good lyrics. Great sound and I really dig the vocals here. The drum arrangement is an interesting choice, I hear the toms panned, but I don't hear a kick, hat or snare holding down the groove, could just be my ears. Really like the acapella bit but I miss a bridge here. I agree about the repetitiveness, I think there's some opportunity to to create some tension and do a nice release at the end. Even so it's a good song and a good mix. Thumbs up!

Man that tele's got a bite! Love this one, sounds like you were going for an anthem, and if you were, you nailed it. Always love your stuff, such a great arrangement with a rich, killer sound on top of great playing. Another winner!