daryl1968
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/10 09:59:41
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kevinwal
Sounds great on my awful laptop, that's a real achievement. Looking forward to hearing this on proper equipment. I love mrs. d's voice, lots of character, and it works well over this cool arrangement. Thanks for posting this and looking forward to hearing more from this cast.
Thanks a lot Kevin.
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/10 11:41:07
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Heard this elsewhere nice job all-round chaps and chapess thanks for sharing.
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/10 16:54:26
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I love it! Great re-imagining and the instruments and percussion are inspired!
And her vocals are fab! What a range!
(I've read a bit about harshness in the Vox, I'm picking that up too.)
Creative all around!
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/10 18:53:00
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I thought the fourth member's name was Juan his moniker was "Hugh", no?
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daryl1968
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/11 08:54:11
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Tom Riggs
Sounds really good. The only thing I would change in the in accordion or farfisa track I would automate the volume so that each chord builds a little in the middle so that it breaths a bit.
I does feel a little slow as mentioned but I like it at this tempo.
Cheers Tom
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/12 05:43:52
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Wookiee
Heard this elsewhere nice job all-round chaps and chapess thanks for sharing.
Cheers Wookiee
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daryl1968
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/12 15:03:25
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gruverider
I love it! Great re-imagining and the instruments and percussion are inspired!
And her vocals are fab! What a range!
(I've read a bit about harshness in the Vox, I'm picking that up too.)
Creative all around!
Thanks for the listen and the advice Gruverider. I'm glad you enjoyed it
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/12 16:54:11
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Daryl,
Really cool arrangement and overall production. The mix is really good as well. Nice mix of musical and personal styles, I hear some Gypsy Jazz in there too.
Regards
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/12 20:03:06
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Yeah...I actually like this version much better than the original.
Nicely done. And I agree with the folks who used the word "inspired"....
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/13 06:55:14
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☄ Helpfulby bapu 2015/10/13 09:34:22
bapu
I thought the fourth member's name was Juan his moniker was "Hugh", no?
Who is Moniker and when did she join the band?
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/13 18:12:44
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markno999
Daryl,
Really cool arrangement and overall production. The mix is really good as well. Nice mix of musical and personal styles, I hear some Gypsy Jazz in there too.
Regards
Thanks Mark. Absolutely to the Gypsy jazz
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/14 11:18:55
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Guitarhacker
Yeah...I actually like this version much better than the original.
Nicely done. And I agree with the folks who used the word "inspired"....
Thanks so much Herb - we really appreciate it
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/14 18:21:49
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Tasty arrangement and and good bunch of musicians there, good luck with the band!
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/15 14:48:18
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The production is clear yet really punchy, as per usual. But the arrangement is soooo cool - it made me laugh at times because it's so completely unexpected and off the wall. Loved it.
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/15 20:20:01
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Leizer
Tasty arrangement and and good bunch of musicians there, good luck with the band!
thank you very much Leizer
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/16 14:07:37
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Can't get enough of this one. With covers and rearrangements of our old tunes becoming popular again. I think this one has real "gone viral" potential.
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/16 17:34:58
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I heard the original of this song when I was a kid. Really wasn't sure what to expect. Nice cover--very different. I like it when people put a new spin on covers. And the girl singing does a fantastic job. I'm sure this song isn't that easy to sing, but she held her own. Thanks for posting it. - Sean
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/16 21:10:25
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stevec
The production is clear yet really punchy, as per usual. But the arrangement is soooo cool - it made me laugh at times because it's so completely unexpected and off the wall. Loved it.
Thanks a lot Steve. Glad it amused you.
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/17 05:26:34
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ohgrant
Can't get enough of this one. With covers and rearrangements of our old tunes becoming popular again. I think this one has real "gone viral" potential.
Thanks a lot Grant.
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/17 15:27:51
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gtrpastor
I heard the original of this song when I was a kid. Really wasn't sure what to expect. Nice cover--very different. I like it when people put a new spin on covers. And the girl singing does a fantastic job. I'm sure this song isn't that easy to sing, but she held her own. Thanks for posting it. - Sean
Thanks a lot Sean - glad you enjoyed it
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/17 15:34:49
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Hey Daryk,
We should do another cover, whaddayasay?
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/19 02:24:42
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Hi, Daryl, Very cool laidback version of an old 70's classic with a unique arrangement, great vocals and instrumental performances and a nice clean, wide mix! With my last cover band we actually did a really heavy, rocked up version of this along with "One Way Or Another" and "Heart Of Glass", and the crowds used to go wild. LOL, Most of the people were kids in their twenties and probably never even realized the three songs were almost 40 years old!  Excellent work by Yourself, Ed and of course the current Mrs.! She's got a great voice!  Best Wishes, Bob
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/19 10:53:04
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Bob Oister
Hi, Daryl,
Very cool laidback version of an old 70's classic with a unique arrangement, great vocals and instrumental performances and a nice clean, wide mix!
With my last cover band we actually did a really heavy, rocked up version of this along with "One Way Or Another" and "Heart Of Glass", and the crowds used to go wild. LOL, Most of the people were kids in their twenties and probably never even realized the three songs were almost 40 years old!
Excellent work by Yourself, Ed and of course the current Mrs.! She's got a great voice!
Best Wishes,
Bob
Thanks Bob - yeah, I was a big Blondie fan as a teenager. Not sure if it was the songs or the lovely Debbie Harry.................mmmm
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2015/10/27 12:14:39
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Thanks for the kudos Bob.
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Re: Introducing Fizzy Pickle
2016/01/11 16:01:09
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Hi sorry for not being enough involved with all thoose impressive tunes turning around in this forum,time is going fast.... Anyway I must admit that I do love all thoose pop songs of the eightys and the lady's voice is a spaceship...
Cheers.
Olivier
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