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May 2nd, 2006
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Norwegian Wood Part 2
This version was done with a midi drum and sitar backing track, then added bass, guitar and some bad vocals to it, hope its better than the last attempt 
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This has a haunting quality to it... I really dig it...!!!
Well Done bro...!!!
Cheers
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Nice! I like the sitar, but it could have been a bit louder in the mix. I only hear your "accent" on the words good and wood.
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Many thnx guys, ill redo the mix bob and try and get the sitar side of the mix and vocals a bit louder, many thnx for the feedback
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Nice. What Bob said.
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Excellent - and yeah, bring up the Sitar...it sounds really nice!
I think you have a good voice for this song - really good singing and playing. 
Jim
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Nice work.
I like the sitar you added.
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May 2nd, 2006
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very cool.....yep hoist up the sitar. nice mellow vocals.
les
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Nice job Joe Strummer!
My grandpa came from Glascow and I can hear the Scottish accent loud and clear. Works well for anything Beatles! I'd tell you a story all about the group of Scottish lads from the EASTA (East of Scotland Tartan Army) I lost some time with in Berlin a few years ago, as they were following the Scottish football team around Europe for a series of friendly matches, but this is a family forum with players of all ages! (If you send me a private message and I'll send you a link to a story I wrote about this! (The Legend of Seamus Hughes and the Beast of Berlin!)
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Hope this slightly fixed version has the sitar a bit louder and the guitars rearranged a bit, many thnx for the feedback on this one guys
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May 3rd, 2006
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Hi Todd ive sent a pm look forward to hearing the story
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Sitar's sounding good now Joe, nice addition, but I feel the guitars could also be brought up just a touch. How's the finger, BTW?
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Many thnx si16, fingers sort of painful, lol thats what i get for helping my son, never again. Im going to redo the whole mix, my soundcard is playing up and for some reason its giving out a huge hum when my amp goes into the line out hence the levels are a bit lower, ill have to change it i think.
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Very Nice
Joe Strummer, both were very nice. The second one with a louder sitar was a nice touch, way to catch that rockerbob. Looking forward to more posts.
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