Pacific Drive by Reginald K.Son

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kson
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2011/01/30 17:48:34 (permalink)

Pacific Drive by Reginald K.Son

Pacific Drive

Thanks for the listen.

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    Janet
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    Re:Pacific Drive by Reginald K.Son 2011/01/31 18:38:54 (permalink)
    Nice and smooth.  Great vocals by everyone!  Real nice. 

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    Re:Pacific Drive by Reginald K.Son 2011/01/31 21:10:06 (permalink)
    Janet


    Nice and smooth.  Great vocals by everyone!  Real nice. 



    Thank you Janet.  I appreciate your listen.


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    Re:Pacific Drive by Reginald K.Son 2011/02/01 10:40:06 (permalink)
    Smooth indeed, so proper old school soul sounds here. The only thing I could recommend is that the male vocal (you?) sound a bit, I dunno, you can hear popping of the lips etc, perhaps a little TOO up close? Not sure, maybe a touch more reverb would smooth it out further, probably just personal preference though, not bad at all, really good actually!
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    Re:Pacific Drive by Reginald K.Son 2011/02/01 11:15:55 (permalink)
    Adji


    Smooth indeed, so proper old school soul sounds here. The only thing I could recommend is that the male vocal (you?) sound a bit, I dunno, you can hear popping of the lips etc, perhaps a little TOO up close? Not sure, maybe a touch more reverb would smooth it out further, probably just personal preference though, not bad at all, really good actually!

    Funny.  Listened again for plosives and didn't hear what you heard.  Thanks for the listen.  

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