No Music, No Lyrics, No Miriam! Imbube Umgido (Lion Dance)!

Hey Malcomb!  I don't remember hearing the other tune you're referring to (I may have missed it), but this is certainly creative and entertaining!

I'd like to hear some more low end on those drums to bring them to life a little more.  they sound too thin to me.

cool work!

Cool song!  Very clever indeed. I'm getting a crackling noise from my right speaker though.

Me Tarzan you Malcolm : )  Never thought I would like drums! This works! Excellent, very moody. Mix sounds great to me.  Great vocal sounds. Good job, Bwana ; )

 Rik

Hi Scotty - Sincere thanks. Odd about that crackling. I've just played it with my ear as close as I dare to the right speaker and I can't detect any - OK, it's probably my age! I suppose I could duck the issue, say it was meant to be there and it was the camp fire (!) - but I'm just too honest! I will check it out.

Hi Lynn - Sincere thanks - the Safari sounds a great idea - under canvas in the great outdoors, just the sounds of the jungle to lull you to sleep - Aaaaargh! I hope the Lions aren't hungry!

Hi Rik - Sincere thanks - I've never been called Jane before! As for the swinging through the trees, I think I shall just have a snooze in my hammock, thank you! Hail Guitar Inkosi!

This is quite interesting.  The drums do sound just a little to mechanical.  Perhaps some more shifts and odd hits might help.

Thanks for sharing.

LOL. So I am told, but I do not remember them much... spent those day in a White Room, After Midnight under a Bad Sign, sniffing Cocaine like it was a Badge of honor. My gal at the time was Running on Faith and I had to keep saying Lay Down Sally (or was it Slow Down Linda, I can never remember), as I felt Just Like a Prisoner. It was Tearing Us Apart, she kept Teasing me with a Grand Illusion, but it turned out the be a Dead End Road. She called me a Motherless Child. Next Time You See Her, tell her its been Ten Long Years, and our Three Little Girls don't want to shed any Tears In Heaven.

Heheheh, these days its mostly Advil for the back pain and arthritis.

Well that was really different Malcolm..every bit as creative as I've come to expect from you though - great stuff!

Hi Malcolm,

This is really cool! Nice interplay of rhythms between the drums and vocal parts. The mix sounds great on my cheap speakers, too! Well done! 

malcolmb


Hi Scotty - Sincere thanks. Odd about that crackling. I've just played it with my ear as close as I dare to the right speaker and I can't detect any - OK, it's probably my age! I suppose I could duck the issue, say it was meant to be there and it was the camp fire (!) - but I'm just too honest! I will check it out.

Hi Malcolm,
On my second listen I figured out that it is part of the percussion I'm hearing that sounds like a vinyl record crackle. No longer an issue. Sorry about that!