The absentminded probably don't last long on the plains in big ol farm country
Thanks Monkey_Man and BayouTexan !
Thanks Monkey_Man ! Tbh I feel like I’m locked in a quagmire or mediocre not very original right now. One of those plateaux on the journey, hopefully I’ll figure out what needs to change and how to achieve it to up the game soon.
I think you may be a little obsessed Monkey_Man 
Thanks Mats_Nermark , it’s just my Les Paul, with a profile from the exchange of i think an AxeFX, fract something it’s called.
New tune, Agent 99
I watched the Agent Argyle movie last night, hence the cheesy title. Are any of you old enough to remember Agent 99? lol
Get Smart missed me by that much, but clearly Babs was a babe.
Cool track Franjoe30
That’s such a cool project. Nicely done, the leather stain is a choice I’ve never even considered on wood.
Definitely no need to be bothered by it of course; it just reminded me strongly of that section is all.
Appreciated, it's good to be kept in check
New tune, The garage
I wrote this tonight using a stock TAF Hywatt profile with a little extra drive. I used a Fender Strat. The organ is EZkeys2
Total fakey on the intro synth stab Franjoe30 had me doing a quick 180! Sounds great, shades of Genesis/Phil era on the synth tone, I think this actually sounds more modern than the rest are saying though, if you imagine a Katy or Taylor like vocal on there this slips right into modern pop territory.
Display MoreI felt like doing a little surfing today.
This tune is called Scooter Ride.
I did this with my JazzOcaster and my Kemper
I built the JazzOcaster several years ago using my CNC machine, Mojo Jazzmaster pickups and Fender custom hardware
I started with a riff I had heard and developed the tune around that
Sounds great EL34 very cool modern surf with that drum sound combined with the fantastic tone. Gotta give bonus brownie points for making your own guitar too!
Thanks BayouTexan that's sort of where I was coming from with it
Hmm, I see that they’re both variants of classic blues on the chords. Come up and see me is a sort of inverted version IV-I-IV-I-V, I’m doing straight blues I-IV-I-IV-V with a different melody, pace and harmony, there’s similarities in that the arrangements both feature chordal backing vocals. I’m not too bothered by it tbh as chordal harmonies aren’t owned by Cockney Rebel, but good catch.
Are you sure Monkey_Man ? I’ll have to check, but I think the only similarity is there’s a vocal cord in the background and the vocal styling is Dillon/Reed-esque, come up and see me is C : IV-I-V and the chorus is II-IV-I-V . This is G : I-VI-V, chorus/bridge is I-IV then the old I-IV-V, outro is modulated to the minor and I-VI-III-V
