Wanted: Guitar Heroes

[Risto the Great]

Thanks. My son was playing Call of Duty right next to me. I was plugged into my Kemper recording and amusing myself .... wife came in asked me if I was hungry, I nodded .... I just kept playing all the way through. The silly synth part was where I played something terrible and deleted it, but the rest was all part of the same take. It is my therapy and usually stops me from being an angry old man. ;-)

[Tomche Makedonche]

Arguably my best singing ever (no singing at all):

https://soundcloud.com/krismil/dont-move

Just having fun with a straight jam. No overdubs. This was the first thing I played. I thought I would chop it up and sing something later on. I just kept it and enjoyed the "serenity"

I quite enjoyed this new installment

If those leads were improvised on the spot in one take, then you’ve got some nice soul oozing out of those fingertips, well done

[Tomche Makedonche]

Robert Plant talking about them:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePIAaQwYMaM

It is very little more than mimicry. (Anyone remember Kingdom Come?) But they will mature.

Well I hope that is their aim, if they can evolve those foundations into something new and unique, incorporating it into a sound of their own, it would be great to hear. Definitely interestsed to see how they progress

[Risto the Great]

Robert Plant talking about them:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePIAaQwYMaM

It is very little more than mimicry. (Anyone remember Kingdom Come?) But they will mature.

[Tomche Makedonche]

Greta van fleet

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJg4OJxp-co&feature=youtu.be

I don't care they sound so much like Led Zeppelin. The world is ready for that again! What a voice!!!

Good to hear that there is still a segment of the younger generation who enjoy mimicking the classical sounds of old

Ended up going through their debut album, I must admit I still think Wolfmother’s debut probably offers more in terms of nostalgia for fans of that era, nevertheless it was still a pleasant listening experience

[Risto the Great]

That voice!!!
Even Robert Plant agrees it sounds like him.

[Phoenix]

Greta van fleet

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJg4OJxp-co&feature=youtu.be

I don't care they sound so much like Led Zeppelin. The world is ready for that again! What a voice!!!

Can't get that tune outta my head...perhaps there's hope out there after all ...those kids represent something really anachronistic, bobbing around in a molten sea of musical shit that their contemporaries wallow in...

[Risto the Great]

Greta van fleet

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJg4OJxp-co&feature=youtu.be

I don't care they sound so much like Led Zeppelin. The world is ready for that again! What a voice!!!

[Risto the Great]

Arguably my best singing ever (no singing at all):

https://soundcloud.com/krismil/dont-move

Just having fun with a straight jam. No overdubs. This was the first thing I played. I thought I would chop it up and sing something later on. I just kept it and enjoyed the "serenity"

[Risto the Great]

Well, I don't think anyone has been able to distil the essence of classic 70's rock ... until now!

I would like to thank myself for this great 70's classic rock (tribute) song

https://soundcloud.com/krismil/mixtape-101

As always, everything was done in early Stevie Wonder fashion (all instruments by yours truly) .... except white and with less soul.

I wanted a song that would resonate with the likes of Phoenix, but Nat King Cole and Frank Sinatra covers are so passé. I thought I might make him feel younger and pretend the 70's were relevant to him.

Rock on.

[Risto the Great]

Samo edno kavalche ti fali to complete the sound. I think the kaval is always a good accompaniment to the mandolin/tambura. Both have relaxing and soothing sounds. That would make an interesting mix - Asian sounds with a hint of Macedonian in the background.

I totally agree.

I have been loving this band "Broken Bells" for a while now. I heard this song again and was reminded how lovely a wind instrument can be in the mix:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E36_UiCiIxk

AMAZING duo. Enjoy

[Karposh]

And now for something different.

My recent trip to Japan inspired me. The wonders of technology allowed me to create most of the song on my iPad on a bullet train in Japan and I finished things off when I returned to Australia.

I recently purchased a mandolin and used it to try and achieve something Asian sounding. It was really fun and I can listen to myself for hours. I am my biggest (and possibly only) fan.

Anyway, a mandolin is a little guitar, right?

https://soundcloud.com/krismil/kyotosaka

Samo edno kavalche ti fali to complete the sound. I think the kaval is always a good accompaniment to the mandolin/tambura. Both have relaxing and soothing sounds. That would make an interesting mix - Asian sounds with a hint of Macedonian in the background.

[Risto the Great]

And now for something different.

My recent trip to Japan inspired me. The wonders of technology allowed me to create most of the song on my iPad on a bullet train in Japan and I finished things off when I returned to Australia.

I recently purchased a mandolin and used it to try and achieve something Asian sounding. It was really fun and I can listen to myself for hours. I am my biggest (and possibly only) fan.

Anyway, a mandolin is a little guitar, right?

https://soundcloud.com/krismil/kyotosaka

[Risto the Great]

The 70's will be big again, again.

[Tomche Makedonche]

Why isn't this guy famous?
Oh the mystery.

https://soundcloud.com/krismil/you-say

Bringing back the phaser

Now all that's left is to add a little more reverb to that snare