Crazy Love

Steinberg Lounge
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I’ve been revisiting some songs I recorded with my band a while back and thought I’d post some :slight_smile:

This is a song called Crazy Love from my blues rock band, Craven Souls.

Enjoy!
Wes

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Good song…is this your composition? could be a bit dirtier and I reckon it doesn’t need the part after 3.22…but …good song and nice riff…Kevin

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Thanks Kevin. No, not my composition. I only play rhythm guitar and do backing vocals in the band. I agree about the ending. We recorded it as we play it live. It seems to have a lot more energy played live but when it’s recorded it kind of drags on…

Thanks for listening
Wes

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yeh nice one ,i like the riff in this ,cool little tune ,the faster bit at the end id lose, but if i were in the band id probably wanna keep it in so i could rock out the guitar as well ,the end reminds me of a freebird or guns n roses paradise city type effect .but the first section is very good , is it a band composition.

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I like it too. Again, I think the vocals sound very good. The playing is good also. The only thing I might do, IF IT WERE ME, is to dial down (a little) the reverb on that center (or slightly left) panned guitar.
Nice job.
J.L.

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Thanks firestamper. Yeah it is a band composition.

Thanks J.L. I agree! Unfortunately that’s the reverb on the guitarists amp though. This was one the first songs we recorded so I learnt a few lessons now :slight_smile:

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I like the song, would just make it shorter and not have a clean break at 3:22, it sounds like the song has ended and then suddenly a new song starts playing. I would let the two flow into each other because the end part gives it some new character and should not sound like a separate song. I rather like the second part, kind of a show off like the rock bands do in live shows, but the track should not be so long. Good guitar playing and vocals. Michael.

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Thanks Michael. I was actually in the midst of taking a bar off that gap :slight_smile: Hopefully it flows better now.

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LOVE the song!

Just a couple crits:

too much point on the kick
a tad too long

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NO! Do NOT change a thing about the reverb! A mono recording of a guitar amp’s verb is an old technique that sounds great in the right circumstances, and I believe it works great on this tune