Let me hear REAL clips from your PAST .....few of mine inside

[Rock Fella]

By your past, i mean from about 3 or 4 years ago and beyond.

What Im not interested in are look at how fast I am playing clips, Id like submissions to be REAL, bum notes, overbends , it doesnt matter, so long as the clip came from deep within the person submitting it and it at least means something to him, it sure dont have to be perfect, most of the best music out there is riddled with techical imperfection.

I look forward to hearing you from your past immensely guys.

my first clip is is the sorta blues shuffle you pass a joint to your bro to whilst listening to its phaser induced spacey quality, it aint perfect, but I like it, and I hope you do to. recorded using yamaha sg2000 straight into a Boogie MK1 reissue with evm12L 200 watt speaker.

second clip is a collaboration between myself and mega guitarist Ricker. He cut the backing and I did the leads using again, sg2000 into boogie MK1 reissue.

last one is a short cut in memory of somebody very close to me and i didnt work it out or anything, i just played it, one minor flub where i half hit a note but i felt it had the vibe and it made me miss that person real bad, so i left it alone, rcorded with the sg2000 as well ................nice guitar tha one.

looking forward to what you submit and make it warts and all.

:dude :dude
jimmy


:dudehttp://www.digitalsoundplanet.com/Members/000077791_000011510_proj.mp3

http://www.digitalsoundplanet.com/Members/000077791_000011512_proj.mp3

http://www.digitalsoundplanet.com/Members/000077791_000011513_proj.mp3

[scottl]

Cool idea Jimmy!

I'l listen to yours from home. Walking out of the office now. Here is the worst tone ever clip from me. Berklee recital 1989. I was 23. Rat pedal into Peavy amp :eek:

http://www.scottlernermusic.com/music/ScottLerner-BerkleeRecitalFootprints89.mp3

Actually I have been listening to yoru clip 1 as I type. Some serious phase! Loved that swirly whoosh! Nice bluesin'

[Rock Fella]

you are too kind scott , when i recorded that, it was unrehearsed and you know when something just feel "right" , you gotta leave it be, dont matter if its not perfect, in my case, it never will be, I prefer it real.

again, scott , thanks for the kind words pal.

jimmy

[AndyZ]

I just happened to have 2 clips from 1989-1990 on my site hidden away for someone to hear. It's the oldest stuff I have online currently. I did some edited cover song demos for a drummer friend who worked for SKB records back then. We did em pretty much live with the exception of a very few drum parts and solo dubs. We did Hocus Pocus by Focus using new sampler techology available at that time and more rockin'. We sampled all the yodeling sections a triggered them in live. We also covered Gary Moore's The Messiah Will Come Again. The quality is a bit lacking because I transferred these from a casette copy to MP3.

I was using a one of the first Rivera TBR-1's that Paul Rivera modded for me into my trusty vintage '75 Marshall cab. Can't remember which guitars... Either my hot-rodded Kalamazoo, LP Jr or 335.

Ah, the memories...

The Messiah Will Come Again (http://download.instituteofnoise.com/az_the_messiah_will_come_again.mp3)

Hocus Pocus (http://download.instituteofnoise.com/az_hocus_pocus.mp3)

[Jim Soloway]

At my age 3 or 4 years doesn't even seem like the past yet! Here's a couple from around '91 when I was still working with a band.

The first one is a very old Bruce Cockburn song. I'm playing guitar and singing, Ron Kalina, is playing chromatic harmonica. The second one is a Willie Dixon classic. I'm singing, playing guitar and harmonica. Richard HArdy is playing sax.

http://www.jimsoloway.com/TascamDemos/BarrelHouseBlues.mp3

http://www.jimsoloway.com/TascamDemos/BuiltForComfort.mp3

[Ed DeGenaro]

Here ya go...early 90s from my first home studio...
http://www.eddegenaro.com/audio/5150.mp3

[rwe333]

Originally posted by Jim Soloway
The first one is a very old Bruce Cockburn song. I'm playing guitar and singing, Ron Kalina, is playing chromatic harmonica.
http://www.jimsoloway.com/TascamDemos/BarrelHouseBlues.mp3

Ah, "Mama Just Wants to Barrelhouse" - I love that tune.
Cool...

[Rock Fella]

Originally posted by AndyZ
I just happened to have 2 clips from 1989-1990 on my site hidden away for someone to hear. It's the oldest stuff I have online currently. I did some edited cover song demos for a drummer friend who worked for SKB records back then. We did em pretty much live with the exception of a very few drum parts and solo dubs. We did Hocus Pocus by Focus using new sampler techology available at that time and more rockin'. We sampled all the yodeling sections a triggered them in live. We also covered Gary Moore's The Messiah Will Come Again. The quality is a bit lacking because I transferred these from a casette copy to MP3.

I was using a one of the first Rivera TBR-1's that Paul Rivera modded for me into my trusty vintage '75 Marshall cab. Can't remember which guitars... Either my hot-rodded Kalamazoo, LP Jr or 335.

Ah, the memories...

The Messiah Will Come Again (http://download.instituteofnoise.com/az_the_messiah_will_come_again.mp3)

Hocus Pocus (http://download.instituteofnoise.com/az_hocus_pocus.mp3)



Andy are you sure you aint Gary Moore , that messiah clip is very very nice dude.

EDIT: I didnt know that was a moore clip LOL :D

[iluvstrats]

I think this was recorded about 8 years ago.

http://www.joedavies.net/WierdRich.mp3

[matte]

1994: Live to 2 track duet with drummer Dean Sharp. (http://www.ic-musicmedia.com/artist_pages/songpage.php?mp3id=202100)

[iluvstrats]

Originally posted by Matte
1994: Live to 2 track duet with drummer Dean Sharp. (http://www.ic-musicmedia.com/artist_pages/songpage.php?mp3id=202100)

Very cool.
Made me want to Apache dance.

[iluvstrats]

Originally posted by Jim Soloway
At my age 3 or 4 years doesn't even seem like the past yet! Here's a couple from around '91 when I was still working with a band.

The first one is a very old Bruce Cockburn song. I'm playing guitar and singing, Ron Kalina, is playing chromatic harmonica. The second one is a Willie Dixon classic. I'm singing, playing guitar and harmonica. Richard HArdy is playing sax.

http://www.jimsoloway.com/TascamDemos/BarrelHouseBlues.mp3

http://www.jimsoloway.com/TascamDemos/BuiltForComfort.mp3

Jim,

I really liked these. Someday I'm going to learn to play chromatic harmonica.

I like your mellow style.

[iluvstrats]

Originally posted by scottl
Cool idea Jimmy!

I'l listen to yours from home. Walking out of the office now. Here is the worst tone ever clip from me. Berklee recital 1989. I was 23. Rat pedal into Peavy amp :eek:

http://www.scottlernermusic.com/music/ScottLerner-BerkleeRecitalFootprints89.mp3

Actually I have been listening to yoru clip 1 as I type. Some serious phase! Loved that swirly whoosh! Nice bluesin'

Scott,

Tone was wacky but your playing was tremendous.

[lhallam]

Great stuff gents.

Matte - Smokin! Great energy cool how it flows. Such nifty transitions, I think I hear a couple of Lark's Tongue voicings near the end.

Jim - love that hot summer lazy sound. Everytime I listen to your stuff, I want a mint julep.

Joe - now I'm sure you have enough material for a CD, compile it and I'll buy one.

Scott - just what I suspected, you've always been a hot player.

AndyZ - cool Hocus Pocus stuff, not too many bands have tried that one. Where are these drummers now?

Rock Fella - I can hear the emotion

[Unburst]

Originally posted by Matte
1994: Live to 2 track duet with drummer Dean Sharp. (http://www.ic-musicmedia.com/artist_pages/songpage.php?mp3id=202100)

Wow!

:dude :AOK :dude

Insanely great

Greatly insane

Killer tones too!

[Ed DeGenaro]

Drunken live stuff...
http://eddegenaro.com/audio/livenudeguitars.mp3

[AndyZ]

Thanks Rockafella... I threw in that tapping section in the break just to make sure ya knew it wasn't him. Hehe! That tune is from his last solo rock album before he really went into the blues stuff entitled After the War from 1989. That tune was sort of the precorsor to the blues tunes I think.

[Rock Fella]

goin great guns so far guys, i commend you all for postin yer stuff, hopefully some more bruthas will join in here too.

[AndyZ]

I'll add another... Not quite as old. I guess around 1999. My buddies were the editors for Mission: Impossible 2 and were getting nothing but real crapola, no guitar stuff at all. SO they asked me to help them out in the editing process and make some wild stuff up using the theme. So I rounded up 2 great player buds; Session drum ace Mike Baird and bassist Harvey Lane at that time who was working with Ritchie Sambora on and off. So we went in one afternoon threw down these 3 tracks, added some shnizzle and turned em in. Well low and behold, these tracks changed the musical direction of the movie and were the temp tracks in some key scenes for months. They were in the movie right up to the last week of post production, but gspot and blister mixes eventually got replaced by the Limp Bizcuit and Metallica tunes. It was all politics at the point. They definitely aren't your parents Mission Impossible themes...

MI2-Gspot - Heavy rock mix (http://download.instituteofnoise.com/mi2gspot.mp3)

MI2-Blister - Satriani meets punk rock (http://download.instituteofnoise.com/mi2blister.mp3)

MI2-Retro - Rockin but more old school in 5/4 like the original (http://download.instituteofnoise.com/mi2retro.mp3)

[garyrogue]

All of Ed's live stuff is, well--- drunken, just as this listener.

[Ed DeGenaro]

Originally posted by AndyZ
I'll add another... Not quite as old. I guess around 1999. My buddies were the editors for Mission: Impossible 2 and were getting nothing but real crapola, no guitar stuff at all. SO they asked me to help them out in the editing process and make some wild stuff up using the theme. So I rounded up 2 great player buds; Session drum ace Mike Baird and bassist Harvey Lane at that time who was working with Ritchie Sambora on and off. So we went in one afternoon threw down these 3 tracks, added some shnizzle and turned em in. Well low and behold, these tracks changed the musical direction of the movie and were the temp tracks in some key scenes for months. They were in the movie right up to the last week of post production, but gspot and blister mixes eventually got replaced by the Limp Bizcuit and Metallica tunes. It was all politics at the point. They definitely aren't your parents Mission Impossible themes...

MI2-Gspot - Heavy rock mix (http://download.instituteofnoise.com/mi2gspot.mp3)

MI2-Blister - Satriani meets punk rock (http://download.instituteofnoise.com/mi2blister.mp3)

MI2-Retro - Rockin but more old school in 5/4 like the original (http://download.instituteofnoise.com/mi2retro.mp3)
G spot is way cool!

[Ed DeGenaro]

Originally posted by garyrogue
All of Ed's live stuff is, well--- drunken, just as this listener.
True...and you're speaking from multiple experiences.

[matte]

Originally posted by AndyZ
I'll add another... Not quite as old. I guess around 1999. My buddies were the editors for Mission: Impossible 2 and were getting nothing but real crapola, no guitar stuff at all. SO they asked me to help them out in the editing process and make some wild stuff up using the theme. So I rounded up 2 great player buds; Session drum ace Mike Baird and bassist Harvey Lane at that time who was working with Ritchie Sambora on and off. So we went in one afternoon threw down these 3 tracks, added some shnizzle and turned em in. Well low and behold, these tracks changed the musical direction of the movie and were the temp tracks in some key scenes for months. They were in the movie right up to the last week of post production, but gspot and blister mixes eventually got replaced by the Limp Bizcuit and Metallica tunes. It was all politics at the point. They definitely aren't your parents Mission Impossible themes...

MI2-Gspot - Heavy rock mix (http://download.instituteofnoise.com/mi2gspot.mp3)

MI2-Blister - Satriani meets punk rock (http://download.instituteofnoise.com/mi2blister.mp3)

MI2-Retro - Rockin but more old school in 5/4 like the original (http://download.instituteofnoise.com/mi2retro.mp3)
Aside from the Seinfeld bass, the shit is RETARDED! I like!

[AndyZ]

Yeah that MI stuff was fun. That whole G Spot middle section rhythm parts was was sort of pasted together after the fact. Everyone of those guitar parts are all POD 1.4 direct.

[MuseCafeChris]

A tune by my old band, recorded in 1994. I still like the energy and the way it builds.

http://www.hamerfanclub.com/memberpages/musecafechris/Rock%20Like%20That.mp3

[MusicGearGuys]

:dude :dude :dude

You guys are all awesome!

scottl, man forget about the Peavey, your a flippin monster!

Ed, your simply amazing. Your sample #1 really shows how the years has influenced our tone and music playing styles.

Great job guys, and thanks for sharing the past.

Gregory


Vigier/Diezel/THD

[Ed DeGenaro]

Originally posted by splatt
i'll play:
this's a weird one, for me, from 1995:

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/8/splattercell_music.htm

dt / spltrcl
DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDE!!!!!!!
That was way cool. Especially the wank part.

[lhallam]

Originally posted by splatt
i'll play:
this's a weird one, for me, from 1995:

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/8/splattercell_music.htm

dt / spltrcl

Holy Cow. You never fail to keep my interest Splatt.

[Neill]

that was unexpected

[Ed DeGenaro]

Originally posted by splatt
pretty funny, eh?
what a wanky whack-job.
dt / spltrcl
Yeah, but you know i live for that.

[Ed DeGenaro]

Originally posted by splatt
more to come, then.
dt / spltrcl
Now we're talking!
Got any stuff with the tesla switches in action?

[lhallam]

Originally posted by splatt
same, here;
i never knew what exactly to make of all that --- since it was kinda for a once-dear friend of mine who fell in w/a wittingly evil crowd, and from whom i (then) fell out --- but:
there it is, anyways.
dt / spltrcl

I can hear some of the ole timey and more modern devil in that. Was there a twinkle in your eye when you did it?

[rwe333]

Originally posted by splatt
i'll play:
this's a weird one, for me, from 1995:

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/8/splattercell_music.htm

dt / spltrcl

What does mean 'solid', splatt? ;)

Love this one - esp. the acoustic/slide work - and an MM sample to boot! :)

[scottl]

Very enjoyable! Uber-interesting work Splatt!

[Red Ant]

Originally posted by splatt
thanks, scott!
'member what they always said in creative-writing about useage of the descriptor "interesting"?
;)
dt / spltrcl

LOL! :dude

Great stuff spatt, enjoying it immensely :)

[scottl]

Originally posted by splatt
thanks, scott!
'member what they always said in creative-writing about useage of the descriptor "interesting"?
;)
dt / spltrcl

I was probably cutting class that day :D

;)

[Myron Stratis]

Rock Fella: Nice clips! :)

Scott: Your touch and phrasing would shine even through a Gorilla! :) Loved it!

AndyZ: Amazing stuff! :) Those last clips are KILLER!

Jim Soloway: Soooooo nice... Tasty and real music!

Ed: 5150??? :dude Once again the ED'S-MID-HONKINESS is all over this track! Nice composition and playing!

Iluvstrats: Once more super tasty work! Love your stuff.

Matte: Now what can I say about your music bro??? It is the kind of music that moves me and pushes me to think out-of-the-box. You are such a "different" and creative musician, it is plain scary, you definitely are my latest great influence!~

MuseCafeChris: Nice punchy track!

splatt: Mr. Torn, as a great fun of your music (and owner of your Pandora's Toolbox and Tonal Textures sample disks) I can say that everything you post never fails to amaze the hell out of me!!!! That particular track starts with such a genuine rootsy style (with a GREAT harmonic twist) and ends with such a high-grade creative madness!!!! No need to say how much I loved it!

Thanks all for sharing!

[Myron Stratis]

Now I definitely don't have any really "old" stuff (I am 23 years old... :) ) Here is the first track I've even recorded in my home studio (it is called Saturday, super cheesy!):

http://www.digitalsoundplanet.com/Members/000093454_000021617.mp3?PHPSESSID=eb63e01a60e2f072 bcb95c4f000eddfc


And here is a jam on an older Ed deGenaro backing track:

http://www.digitalsoundplanet.com/Members/000160484_000026203.mp3

[Neill]

there it is, anyways.

and "it" is good. more please.

[Neill]

Matte,

I really enjoyed "Shemihaza" from your soundpage. How much of that was "live"?

[musicmusicrocks]

Myron you ooooze talent!
Love the older jam you posted with Ed on it too.

Great chops guys.

Gregory:)

Vigier/Diezel/THD

[Myron Stratis]

Originally posted by musicmusicrocks
Myron you ooooze talent!
Love the older jam you posted with Ed on it too.

Great chops guys.

Gregory:)

Vigier/Diezel/THD

Thanks Gregory! Actually that jam is all my guitar, Ed's backing track :D

[musicmusicrocks]

Your a monster!
Great syle and feel to everything you play. I really enjoy your playing style. I like what you do with the trem bar.
Wasnt that you and Alex that did that Flexi demo?
Great stuff, Ed should be proud, even if you were completely sober.:D

The talent here on TGP is amazing.

Gregory




:dude

[Myron Stratis]

Originally posted by musicmusicrocks
Your a monster!
Great syle and feel to everything you play. I really enjoy your playing style. I like what you do with the trem bar.
Wasnt that you and Alex that did that Flexi demo?
Great stuff, Ed should be proud, even if you were completely sober.:D

The talent here on TGP is amazing.

Gregory




:dude

Thanks again! Monster??? I am just trying to learn how to play the guita'! :p Yep, it was me and my buddy Alex, that Flexi-amp-from-hell really pusses me to play!!! :D

[Rock Fella]

some more of my old stuff , this time its guns and roses

http://www.digitalsoundplanet.com/Members/000077791_000011585_proj.mp3

great clips posted here to listen to guys.

[8nthatK]

Listening to Splatts 'Sink'...I got transported to Electric Ladyland...what is it? >1984/A Merman I would< be or sumth'n?

Right there

.
:cool:

[Red Ant]

Here's an instrumental from my old band, "Sample This!", from our '93 Elektra album.

Shake That @$$ (http://www.eddegenaro.com/Anton/antonset/SampleThisShakeThatAss.mp3)

I'm playing Bass, Guitar and B3, producing and engineering.

And another one that actually has a short & cheesy guitar solo in it :)

Rained On Me (http://www.eddegenaro.com/Anton/antonset/SampleThisRain.mp3)

[Ed DeGenaro]

Originally posted by Red Ant
Here's an instrumental from my old band, "Sample This!", from our '93 Elektra album.

Shake That @$$ (http://www.eddegenaro.com/Anton/antonset/SampleThisShakeThatAss.mp3)

I'm playing Bass, Guitar and B3, producing and engineering.

And another one that actually has a short & cheesy guitar solo in it :)

Rained On Me (http://www.eddegenaro.com/Anton/antonset/SampleThisRain.mp3)
Still saying the sample this stuff is killing!

[Bassomatic]

Here's a track from a couple years ago, Jennifer Greer Trio. (Miss that Stingray, now.)

St Giraffe (http://www.ic-musicmedia.com/artist_pages/songpage.php?mp3id=208297)

[seagate]

Originally posted by Myron Stratis
[B]Now I definitely don't have any really "old" stuff (I am 23 years old... :) ) Here is the first track I've even recorded in my home studio (it is called Saturday, super cheesy!):

:eek:

Man you rock!!!
You have pushed ScottL off the pedestal I put him on...
Maybe in another 23 years I'll be able to play like that. :rolleyes:


Great clips everyone, very enjoyable.

:dude

seagate

[hans-jürgen]

I already posted a summary of our demo recordings on the Boogie Board, so I'll just add a link to that thread:

http://forum.grailtone.com/viewtopic.php?p=4239#4239

Most of the demos are about 15-20 years old, only the first one is a bit newer (1995).

[8nthatK]

Originally posted by splatt
ah..... oops:
simply forgot to remove that;
i meant to point to the 1st track:
"in the sand of this day".
that second one --- ie, "sink" --- is a recent cut-up, culled from a live gig at the 55bar (in march) w/tim berne, craig taborn, tom rainey.
dt / spltrcl

glad you did. I enjoyed it, both pieces in fact...thank you for the inspiration and sharing.

[lhallam]

Originally posted by Myron Stratis
Now I definitely don't have any really "old" stuff (I am 23 years old... :) ) Here is the first track I've even recorded in my home studio (it is called Saturday, super cheesy!):

http://www.digitalsoundplanet.com/Members/000093454_000021617.mp3?PHPSESSID=eb63e01a60e2f072 bcb95c4f000eddfc

And here is a jam on an older Ed deGenaro backing track:
l]

Damn Myron, 23?!?!?!?!

I would harldy call "Saturday" cheesy much less super cheesy. Heartfelt and gorgeous.

Great stuff on both clips.

[Myron Stratis]

Red Ant: Amazing groovy stuff! YEAH BAbY!!!!! :D

Bassomatic: Great production and great music! Loved the vocals, she is an amazing singer.

hans-jürgen: Nice fat Boogie tone :)

[Myron Stratis]

Originally posted by seagate
:eek:

Man you rock!!!
You have pushed ScottL off the pedestal I put him on...
Maybe in another 23 years I'll be able to play like that. :rolleyes:


Great clips everyone, very enjoyable.

:dude

seagate

Thanks but really Scott plays in a league of his own! :D

[Rock Fella]

Originally posted by Myron Stratis

Bassomatic: Great production and great music! Loved the vocals, she is an amazing singer.



+1 :dude

[adlibmusic]

Here is something the Normster and I did a couple of years ago. It's about as old as I can find. Norm wrote it.
[Well, I do have some stuff on reel to reel like 33 years back, but no machine to play it on. And that's a good thing.] :)

Samba Carlos (http://www.adlibmusic.net/media/sambacarlos2.mp3)

More old stuff here:

From 2003 (http://www.adlibmusic.net/music02.htm)

[Robotechnology]

Both 10 years old:

http://home.comcast.net/~robotechnology/Ultra_V_Blues_-_Ivan_Romero.mp3


http://home.comcast.net/~robotechnology/Eye_Of_The_Storm_-_Ivan_Romero.mp3

Back in days of college and practicing and recording every Friday from like 10-6 :dude

[hans-jürgen]

Originally posted by Myron Stratis
hans-jürgen: Nice fat Boogie tone :)
Thank you, I still use it at home at bedroom level, but for band rehearsals (and new recordings) I would surely choose the Bassman with the Marshall cab.

[Myron Stratis]

Originally posted by lhallam
Damn Myron, 23?!?!?!?!

I would harldy call "Saturday" cheesy much less super cheesy. Heartfelt and gorgeous.

Great stuff on both clips.

Thanks... Today I would approach that track differently tone and mix-wise but what the heck! :D