And NOW what are you listening to?

King By-Tor wrote: I am now entering the cranial vistas of THE ELECTRIC CASTLE!!! *queue big thunder roar and hammond organ hit* dedicated to Fandango

That's a good album.

cacho wrote: ^thanks man! Though we still need a bass, lol! We have 2 guitars, vocals(me), and drums of course. We're quite amateur but the lead guitarist is self-taught or however you call it, and he rocks! The drummer is getting better each practice, and the new member the rythm guitarist is getting along the group very well. Next practice, we'll probably play Knife Edge by ELP(without keys, odd isn't it?), Space Truckin' and Money for Nothing hope so.

progmetalhead wrote: Rivertree wrote:    Great debut, great album!

progmetalhead wrote: cacho wrote: ^thanks man! Though we still need a bass, lol! We have 2 guitars, vocals(me), and drums of course. We're quite amateur but the lead guitarist is self-taught or however you call it, and he rocks! The drummer is getting better each practice, and the new member the rythm guitarist is getting along the group very well. Next practice, we'll probably play Knife Edge by ELP(without keys, odd isn't it?), Space Truckin' and Money for Nothing hope so.   You must have some voice!!   I notice you haven't added "Child In time " to the playlist quite yet!   John Paul Jones needs the practice if the rumours are correct, maybe worth having a word!

... Child in Time is a extremely tough one, impossible I must say for my voice range I love to express my voice ala Coverdale(DP stuff and early Whitesnake). Of course my voice is by no means Coverdale's, but his tone is what I try to reach if I can, hehe. I make some howls like in Highway Star's intro. For The Ocean, my voice is well, my voice, I can't imitate Plant, so it's my own tone of voice not trying to sound Plant.
So don't expect me as a good singer. Amateur with good influences

cacho wrote: progmetalhead wrote: cacho wrote: ^thanks man! Though we still need a bass, lol! We have 2 guitars, vocals(me), and drums of course. We're quite amateur but the lead guitarist is self-taught or however you call it, and he rocks! The drummer is getting better each practice, and the new member the rythm guitarist is getting along the group very well. Next practice, we'll probably play Knife Edge by ELP(without keys, odd isn't it?), Space Truckin' and Money for Nothing hope so.   You must have some voice!!   I notice you haven't added "Child In time " to the playlist quite yet!   John Paul Jones needs the practice if the rumours are correct, maybe worth having a word! ... Child in Time is a extremely tough one, impossible I must say for my voice range I love to express my voice ala Coverdale(DP stuff and early Whitesnake). Of course my voice is by no means Coverdale's, but his tone is what I try to reach if I can, hehe. I make some howls like in Highway Star's intro. For The Ocean, my voice is well, my voice, I can't imitate Plant, so it's my own tone of voice not trying to sound Plant. So don't expect me as a good singer. Amateur with good influences

cacho wrote: ^haha, that's if we start to write our own GOOD songs! I'll tell ya if when we have written our own Supper's Ready or Close to the Edge, or maybe just for you since you're a Progmetalhead, a Learning to Live version of ours

The Doctor wrote: progmetalhead wrote: Rivertree wrote:    Great debut, great album!   I was just about to ask how is that Port Mahadia.  I saw it on Kinesis, and checked out an mp3 or two, and thought about getting it, but something else came out that I wanted and so that got left behind, but still might end up getting that one.  Pretty nice from what I heard.

I'm not that impressed I must say - I have to give it some more turnarounds

  Not necessary at all - I always need to have some rounds to give a valid statement ...

cacho wrote: Disc 2

  you're entering Room 222 now - please be careful

  my favourite space rock album recently ...