Another Geronimo Cowboy tune.

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2013/03/13 20:47:59 (permalink)

Another Geronimo Cowboy tune.

This was the first tune we did together - I think this was the second tune I ever wrote. Mike Vlahakis - my partner in Geronimo Cowboys sang - played bass guitar - did the tambourine - and all of the sound effects and did the mix on this one. I wrote this and played guitar and programmed the drums. This tune is about one of my favorite vacation spots in the world. My wife and I have spent a lot of time in CABO. I hope you enjoy. And BTW - we have our first new GC tune in the can - it should be out in a couple of weeks. Thanks for taking a listen.

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    The Band19
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    Re:Another Geronimo Cowboy tune. 2013/03/13 21:17:58 (permalink)
    Interesting, I like it. The vox has a quality (without the low fi effect ) They feel a little muffled? I'm not sure if it's a HPF issue? Or if they need some bumps in a few spots and a nice shelving high? I get the same thing on what I think is the kick? But you can get away with it a little more there. 

    My DAW is hit or miss when I try to listen in the good cans, so this is on the buds (bear that in mind pls.) 

    I couldn't put my finger on it, but I think this gives me "a Zappa vibe :-)" The bass guitar needs moe deff too, but again, "I'm on buds." No not those? The kind you stick in your ear.

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    Re:Another Geronimo Cowboy tune. 2013/03/13 21:52:36 (permalink)
    Thanks dude. This was recorded and mixed over ten years ago - we've all gotten better at mixing since then. Thanks again for taking a listen.

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    Re:Another Geronimo Cowboy tune. 2013/03/13 23:28:09 (permalink)
    This is super cool Mark... You guy were so creative... Love it... 
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    Re:Another Geronimo Cowboy tune. 2013/03/14 08:31:03 (permalink)
    So... cool tune, the mix, done 10 years ago has some issues.... so, if you have the tracks, remix it with what you have learned in the past 10 years. 

    I do that every so often when I have nothing better to do. Just to see if I can improve a mix. 

    Slightly saner than a Zappa tune. 

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    Re:Another Geronimo Cowboy tune. 2013/03/14 10:40:26 (permalink)
    I don't have the tracks - Mike does - but we're both too busy to go back

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    Re:Another Geronimo Cowboy tune. 2013/03/14 11:41:55 (permalink)
    This is one of the more interesting works I've heard recently.  The Zappa vibe describes this fairly well.  It's almost atonal, but not quite, which gives it a somewhat sophisticated sound to one that has been steepen in Zappa.  I like this tune, and I applaud your creativity and skill.

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    Re:Another Geronimo Cowboy tune. 2013/03/14 16:14:21 (permalink)
      I really enjoyed the tune and for being an older production, thought that was really impressive as well.

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    Re:Another Geronimo Cowboy tune. 2013/03/14 19:17:30 (permalink)
    The tones are awesome.  Good mix.  We are talking about Cabo right? :P

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    Re:Another Geronimo Cowboy tune. 2013/03/14 20:04:57 (permalink)
    Hey Mark
    Love it!  What I like its very original and the mix sounds great on my end for being 10 years old.


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    Re:Another Geronimo Cowboy tune. 2013/03/15 17:36:51 (permalink)
    Mark,
     
    Really enjoyed this.   I think the mix sounds pretty darn good.  
     
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    Re:Another Geronimo Cowboy tune. 2013/03/15 22:29:48 (permalink)
    Hey Mark -- for an old mix and for only your second song this sounds great.  Your creativity is really shining on this one.  Right around the ~2:40 mark you started throwing in some guitar work that reminded me of one of my favourite late '70's bands -- the Gang of Four.  Definitely cool stuff!!! 
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    Re:Another Geronimo Cowboy tune. 2013/03/16 06:50:18 (permalink)
    I'm not really a country music fan at the best of times, but this song had an-off kilter flavour to it that made it more interesting for me.

    There's a definite Zappa/Beafheart feeling in the vocals and that does appeal to me.

    Interesting arrangement that i think sounds sort of "Garage country"  Have i coined a new phrase/genre there? :-)

      Good stuff mark.
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    Re:Another Geronimo Cowboy tune. 2013/03/16 11:50:29 (permalink)
    Not sure what happened here, as I listened to this days ago, and thought I left comments, but... senior moment maybe?????? 


    Anyway, I really liked it.  Nifty groove.
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    Re:Another Geronimo Cowboy tune. 2013/03/17 18:16:10 (permalink)
    Well, that was different.  I thought we did some strange stuff!  Sounds good.

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