Wookiee
Would it upset you if I said can I have a bit more kick?
 
Thanks for sharing and on mix 4

Not at all, Wookie.  Give me a few minutes.
 
Ahh...here it is, mix 5: http://www.soundclick.com...ngid=12649391&q=hi
 

Hey Lynn,

I listen to this one the last couple of nights while I walk the big yellow dog. I may have commented last time you posted this one, but for me it has a real Joe Walsh feel to it. I like it a lot, lots of stuff going on, fun song. I can't say much about the mix, at least nothing you'd want to go by from an iPhone. I like the bass riff and the tone of the guitar tracks they sound great. Overall this is one of my favorites that you have recorded.

Thank goodness for voice recognition texting, I can actually, comment while on the walk with the big yellow dog.

Lynn sorry for the delay in replying following my request I had to go do evening meal.
 
Much better big

Really Cool Tune Lynn, It comes over a little distorted on my set-up but that may have been intended as a little dirty mix.

Great song Lynn.  It's a wild ride, and will make a super end to your compilation.
 
I want to mention that I think the bass guitar is perhaps a bit TOO prominent in the mid frequencies (sounds kinda "nasal" to me).  A lot of the bass riffs sound like low pitched guitar leads and not BASS.  IMHO you might want to consider separating the bass and guitar frequency ranges from each other a bit more so they don't compete as much.

I really like this song Lynn! Very cool tune. The mix sounds fine to me...It all comes down to what you like at this point. I don't hear anything that leeps out as needing fixed. Congrats on the finished work. It always feels good to end one and start something new.

Lynn,
Nice job all around.  I would leave mix 5 alone and call it a day.  Sounds good on my PC here at work.  I can hear all the instruments really well.

Great stuff Lynn - BV's and marimba are my bestest bits -  good luck with the CD.
Now on 2nd listen - brill mate

Clint - thanks for your kind words and encouragement.  I think I'll sit on this for a while.
 
Robbie - thanks for listening again.  I've learned that when I play a commercial CD in my car while driving on the highway, most things drop out of a mix except drums, bass, and vocals.  Thus, I mix that way, now days.
 
Jimmy - thanks for listening and your comments.  I'll take your advice.
 
Freddy - thanks for taking the time!  I must get to work on my British pop, now.
 
Daryl - I appreciate you taking the time to listen twice.  I'm glad you like the marimba because when I posted this a few years ago, people were suggesting I drop them.  I just couldn't bear to do that.
 
Daren - you've uncovered my muse!  PG has long been an influence on me.  And, please, keep posting your throwaway songs.  I love em.
 
 

Thank you, Makke.  It's good to hear from you.

Nihat, try this link and see if it works: http://www.soundclick.com/player/single_player.cfm?songid=12649391&q=hi&newref=1
 
 

I love this song Lynn! Nice separation of the guitar parts, and I really like the vocal harmonies you chose. It's got a great groove to it too, with that infectious bass line. Your last mix sounded good to my ears. Nice job!

 @ Batsbrew - thanks for taking a listen.  You got the snarkiness that I was feeling when I wrote this.  Your comments about the bass drum and guitar sounds like good advice to me.  I'll fire it up and give it a listen per your suggestions.
 
@ Leadfoot - thank you for your kind words and time.  It makes me feel that I'm close.
 
@ Grup Gezgin - I'm glad this link worked for you.  Thank you for taking the time to listen and you comments.  Keep putting out the great music you're known for.

James, thanks for listening and taking the time to comment.  May you keep on keepin' on.