I've rotated a few new mixes up to my SoundCloud page.
 
https://soundcloud.com/doghouse-riley
 
In particular this weekend is "Banana Bike".  It still needs some work (the big orchestral choruses are too shrill and the lead vox is getting buried...but my ears needed a rest).  I'm liking how the verses are sounding tho.  Anywhoo...ifn ya got a mind link over and see what ya thank. 
 
Friendly Disclaimer:  If you're of a strong religious persuasion, you might pass on "You".  Probably not your cup of tea.

Ol'pal, this sounds very well done on my monitors.  In spite of its "novelty" aspect, it is refreshing and inventive.  Even with your well documented troubles with Sonar, you've managed to create quite a collection of good recordings.  Please post more often.  Cheers!

Yeah man...I love your stuff! I'm going to have to fire up my studio monitors and listen to these again. You have some really great mixing chops. Count me envious!

Did you bring in a gospel choir for the less and less about more and more?

Nope...that's just three of my regular session gals.

Smooth as usual Dog house
 
Thanks for the smile and for sharing.

yorolpal
Nope...that's just three of my regular session gals.

It sounded great. It all did but I was sort of attracted to that song.
 
all the best,
mike

  Nicely done! I usually tire of anything much beyond 4 minutes no matter how good it is . I lost track of the time when I listened to this. The only problem is that tonight I'll have " Banana Bike " going through my noggin. Now I liked my Banana bike a lot back then, put a lot of time into fixin' her from scratch and enjoyed ridin' her a lot but never even half contemplated such a song back then when I was ten or even now that I'm not....liked the ELOish flare to the whole thing and it brought back a lot of those fond Banana Bike memories. 
 
 Now a compliment from the likes of me to the likes of you probably doesn't mean much, but it was a great song just the same and that's what I think whatever it's worth.

Oh no...I'm definitely an equal opportunity, everybody's welcome, the more the merrier compliment taker;-)
 
I thank all of you so much.  That song's really about how deep down all us "grown men" are still secretly "little boys" responding accordingly to the world and its vicissitudes.  Glad ya liked it, ol pals.