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Hey!I find it interesting and useful to see others opinions of song genres which can be quite different from the intended.If you've a moment, please tell me where you think this fits and any other comments you may have.Long TimeThanks!
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This has a Strokes vibe to it.I would say Indie Rock.Excellent tune by the way!
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Good production. Nice stereo field. Great sounding stringed instruments all around. Good sounding drums. The vocs sit nicely in the pocket. I liked the increasing dynamics of the intro.Genre? You are now baybee with a tip of the hat to some past punkers.
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Thanks Mark...1 for Indie Rock.Hey Carlos,Not sure what genre that would be but thanks for listening!
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Is there such a thing as Indie Punk? If so your there!Nice song and well executed. There were a couple of places where the guitar ( which I enjoyed ) were in danger of really conflicting with the vocal line. Other than that I enjoyed listening!Keith
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Hey this is way cool! Some flavor of indie rock. This is a really good sounding recording imo.
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Thanks for the help folks.I originally wrote this for an "ala Franz Ferdinand" which I thought was "Alt Rock".Does anyone have an opinion on the difference between "alt" and "inde" rock?
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Not sure about genre but love the piece. Sounds GREAT!!! What ever genre - I think it's radio ready!!! Keep doing that!Kitz
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Feb 11, 2009, 8:04am, rld wrote:Thanks for the help folks.I originally wrote this for an "ala Franz Ferdinand" which I thought was "Alt Rock".Does anyone have an opinion on the difference between "alt" and "inde" rock?I have never been sure of the difference between Alt and Indie. It seems like some people use them to describe the same thing. I wish there were some definitions around here...
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RDLI hear movie. James bondish for sure!Pure bass. Is that midi?Guitar accents and timing were cool.Paul
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