Gritty little ditty, a VERY old (2000) project redone with X3

Hi folks.
I was just curious to see if X3 would even load this project, it was recorded in 2000 using Cakewalk Guitar Tracks and saved as a bundle file. Previous versions of SONAR wouldn't even open it. It opened in X3 like it was recorded yesterday.
I remixed it a little using the tools we have available in X3 now, then "mastered" it with Ozone 5. No matter your opinion of it now, trust me, it sounds a lot better than it did!
It's called "Touchit!"
BTW: the drums are the old "Drum Drops" loops. Anybody else remember those?
 
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As always, thanks for the listen!
Oh, and Happy Holidays!!

Nice song with groovy drums. I think the bass needs to come up a bit, Im listening on my laptop though. Great guitar playing with parts that fits well together!

Love it, funky! Drums sound great to me actually, they suit the track perfectly. Man, that bass is smoking..

RS, Nice little funky piece you have here. It all sounds good to me and I too like the big drums. I have never even heard of Drum Drops, but they sound good in this and the guitar playing fits the piece perfect. Very nice mix and the piece hold your attention very well. Nicely done. Have a great Christmas Holiday and thanks for sharing.
 
Peace and Blessings, John

Nice piece. Clean and crisp mix. Really great sounding guitar. Great lively bass line, too.

Love this - really funky and in your face
can I touch it? 

Thanks to everybody for taking the time to listen and comment, I really appreciate it!
As several have mentioned, the cymbals (all of them, to me) are a little hot and in some places probably over compressed but I had to compromise a bit to get the drum sound I wanted since I only had a stereo track of drums to work with.
If anyone is interested, all of the guitar tracks were recorded completely dry. I used Guitar Rig 5 to process them on this mix, on the original project I used ReValver Light or LE or something that came bundled with Guitar Tracks back then.
I only remixed this, first of all, to see if X3 would even open it as I mentioned in the op. Once I got it opened it seemed natural to do a remix. This was one of the first digital in-the-box recordings I ever did and the original mix was way too hot and sounded almost like an old mono recording, with no width at all.
A lot of folks have asked me who the girl is that does the spoken part. Sadly, I don't know her, I downloaded that sample from somewhere, I can't recall where. Oh well, hopefully she's as hot as she sounds and not some old wrinkled up crone making money in her spare time doing voice work in her linen closet.
Heh, that would just be wrong.
Thanks again, everybody, stay safe and Happy Holidays!