Today I worked really hard.....

[OysterBoy]

I know completely what you mean. I'm glad you were able to find a group of people with similar tastes though, I've been having a heck of a hard time. It's going though, slowly but surely.

Racer X vid:


(May sound cheesy at first, but it's really good cheese.)

Very talented group. Paul Gilbert went on to Mr.Big, and Juan Alderete (bass player) is now in The Mars Volta.

 

[corrosivemind19]

we are an odd trio
gutiar player: metal head
drummer : hella and les claypool fan
bassist(me): bela fleck, primus, and mahavishnu orchestra and frank zappa stuff

Anyways, I really appreciate everyones input and thoughts on it. its always nice getting good feedback from a crowd who I love and can associate with.

 

[corrosivemind19]

OMG! those guys are incredible! im honored you associated us with them haha

 

[The BurgerMeister]

nice! good bass work, and good stuff all in all. keep it up!

 

[corrosivemind19]

Thanks jetpack, i listened to your band and i like!

 

[Matt Till]

Yeah dude! Keep it instrumental! Singers are nothing but bad news. Besides, there is enough activity in your band where you don't need vocals.

 

[Adam Barkley]

With some production this stuff could be great. I dig it alot.

 

[corrosivemind19]

thanks man, we are all relatively strapped for cash. But if we ever do get studio time, I'd want to bust out all of our tracks in 1-2 days and then have a day of mastering, which should be less than 1000 all together but it all depends on the studio.

 

[Bryan R. Tyler]

Cool stuff- I really dig pretty much all of it. I wouldn't call it math metal as it's actually listenable

As everyone said it would greatly benefit from a better recording, but don't lose some of the live/loose quality it has....too much of this type of music becomes sterile and compartmentalized when recording and loses its life.

 

[Adam Barkley]

thanks man, we are all relatively strapped for cash. But if we ever do get studio time, I'd want to bust out all of our tracks in 1-2 days and then have a day of mastering, which should be less than 1000 all together but it all depends on the studio.

Don't rule out home recording, it'll save you a ton. The drums are hard to do without a nice room and several mics, but like Matt said, the rest is easy enough to at home where time isn't money.

 

[corrosivemind19]

Yeah my friend has sonar studio 5 and a little recording studio that sounds pretty good, but the thing is, he really wanted to be in the band and he's not so I think out of spite he won't do it but it cant hurt to ask.

 

[threshar]

reminds me a bit of older don caballero stuff. i saw don cab live once. It was mind boggling that they can play, nearly perfectly, what is on their albums.

 

[blmeier7]

very nice! keep it up. I agree with you...stay instrumental.

 

[corrosivemind19]

Im definitley going to look into just recording the drums professionally and doing the rest ourselves.