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Hmmmm, a chance to be a critic?
Sounds like fun Patrick, thanks for offering it up. And congrats for
stepping out like this with something as creative as a song. (I must
qualify myself as a "cover band" guitarist of late, but I did used
to write over 20 years ago in the Ripp Tides)Check out Phil's Reverb
Central for Ripp Tides critiques. Posting your invite to listen to
your new recording, hopefully will inspire the "creative process" in
myself and others. A good thing...
After one listening, here my thoughts. At first I thought it was too
repetitive with the standard 12 bar blues format, but you were able
to add some drama as the song went on and the little change up near
the end was cool too. This song does seem to beg for the
good 'ol "cha-cha-cha" ending, fairly rare in "surf" music. (I am a
sucker for the cha-cha-cha, others might disagree.) All in all, I
dug it, great energy. 3 out of 5 stars, great start, please write
more.
Looking forward to your next recording, keep 'em cranking.
Rich
the Ripp Tides
the Royaltones
Guest of Chum on Rickshaw Records, Charlie Does Surf: Straight to
Hell
--- In , "Patrick" <reverb_10000@y...>
wrote:
>
> Hi guys, I need your input!
>
> We were messing around with some recording at our last practice
and
> the link beow is to our 1st original (the rest of the set is
mainly
> covers). It's a song I wrote in a hotel room in Florida while
> evacuating from the first of two hurricanes that hit our area, and
> it's called "Hurricana." Anyways, it's the first Cavefish
original,
> and I'd appreciate it if I could bounce it off you guys. The
> recording is SERIOUSLY lo-fi, so take that into consideration, but
be
> brutal...
>
>
>
> Thanks a million!
>
> Pat
> (The Cavefish)
