TSOM covers by heartlanders ? I just covered Alice.

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With another guitar line and a bit more production work, could be pretty good. I assume the sound 34 seconds in, along with the mobile phone interference at the end is all unintentional (though timing-wise, it seems fairly accurate :lol:)
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robertzombie wrote:hot off the press.

Body electric

extremely early incarnation of what could become a stonker of a cover song! :P
sound like midi :]
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It's all keyboard
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CellThree wrote:Acid? meh.

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Izzy HaveMercy wrote:So I can sync with my self-made videoclips
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Right, I've posted The Hated Reign's cover of Lucretia onto our MySpace page.

You can find it here:

http://www.myspace.com/thehatedreign

It'll only be up for a week, as I'm not supposed to upload covers there. All feedback, negative and/or positive is welcome.
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Another dodgy recording from the depths of Robert's bedroom...
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Well, I might be in the minority, but I like your vocals. Go figure, Von Mumble. :lol:

Again, a bit of production, and it'll sound good. Image
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Syberberg wrote:Right, I've posted The Hated Reign's cover of Lucretia onto our MySpace page.

You can find it here:

http://www.myspace.com/thehatedreign

It'll only be up for a week, as I'm not supposed to upload covers there. All feedback, negative and/or positive is welcome.
Great...I just had a listen back to the file I uploaded. In my haste I put the wrong version up (that'll teach me to name the files properly :oops: ). Anyhoo, I've removed the version that was there and will be replacing it as soon as possible.

Sorry for any confusion and disappointment created :oops: :oops:
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now that i have the necessary wires, etc i am able to play the keyboard directly through the computer... lol if only i'd thought of this a month ago...

so here's a cover of train, top notch sound quality and all: http://beta.yousendit.com/transfer.php? ... DB3571455A
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Me and a friend recorded a cover of "Heartland" when we had some spare time in a studio, a few years back.
My friend (Staffan) does the vox and play some guitar, I play bass and the rest of the guitars.
Oh, and Staffans PC does the drumming. :)

hem.passagen.se/myers/Heartland.mp3

Please, let me know what you think of it.
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Hrm.....how bout I give you a proper link, shall I.... ;)

http://hem.passagen.se/myers/Heartland.mp3
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It sounds good, I'd like to hear anything else you recorded (sisters related or not).

Did you use a PC programme for the drums?
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Yes, a program called FastTracker 2, IIRC...
And thanks!! I´ll try and dig up the old demos...I think we recorded 3 of our own songs...
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We Are The Same, Susanne

Wasn't sure whether it should go here or in The Singer's Turn without vocals. Oh wells. Transcription based on the 2nd Brussels gig, I bottled the chorus lead (my tab ended up dodgy at best). I think it works. Sort of 8)
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Motz wrote:We Are The Same, Susanne

Wasn't sure whether it should go here or in The Singer's Turn without vocals. Oh wells. Transcription based on the 2nd Brussels gig, I bottled the chorus lead (my tab ended up dodgy at best). I think it works. Sort of 8)
No' bad at all! :notworthy:

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Thanks 8)

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I reherse Alice/Neverland/VT but never dare to cover it. These songs are holy sacred.
ABER, and it's almost the same (hum!), I recorded this cover of Paradise Lost :
http://myspace.com/underthecurtains

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I posted my bands live cover of TOl ages ago. I think it got a few nice comments (and a few dodgy ones). It's a fun song, but we only do it acoustic these days.

Got a cover of something fast by myself somewhere too, which I may post for comedy value.
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Motz wrote:We Are The Same, Susanne

Wasn't sure whether it should go here or in The Singer's Turn without vocals. Oh wells. Transcription based on the 2nd Brussels gig, I bottled the chorus lead (my tab ended up dodgy at best). I think it works. Sort of 8)
top stuff :D lets duet :P
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*Advanced Topic Ressurection*
Some months a go i just had recorded Amphetamine logic(instrumental only).
(2Guitar tracks,Synth bass, synth drum, synth synth? lol)
That time i didn't had the 'new' amphetamine tab (adam pearson in 98 maybe?)so i rly don't like the intro with distorion, anyway here it go

http://www.goear.com/listen.php?v=5903277


ps: i just had bought a new Distorion Pedal today LOL
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Dude! that is hilarious!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

I demand to hear more Sisters tunes done in this stylee :lol: :notworthy: :lol: :notworthy: :lol: :notworthy: :lol:
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@ Husek that's irresistable, any chance of FALAA or Giving Ground.

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frankly, i'm sick of seeing the word "raped" every time i look at the forum. its a horrible turn of phrase and in my opinion wholly inappropriate for a discussion as trivial as this :?

anyone mind if i change it to "covered" :?:
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