The object is to bring you one of my shows but edited down to remove fluff between songs. Five of the songs have now been uploaded and they go from the set opener to the closer so that will do it. All are available for free on the Ride the Dragon podcast.
"Wandering in the Forest"
This was the opener and it's all guitar using the looper on the GT100 to keep percussion out of it.
"Stepping Up the Tempo"
This is hardly a rave tune but the tempo comes up some and the synth gets into it.
"Symphony for Cat"
Once it was "Cool Enough for Cat" but it changes in form and names as it goes along. This one has more bits than what I usually do. Maybe it's twisted, maybe it's cool, hopefully it's both. The biggest deal with this one was to turn off the echo and it's heresy but I like what happened from that.
"Bombs Away"
It's fast and it's fun to play. I have no idea what it has to do with bombs but it seemed like a good name at the time.
"Ice Cream Blues"
This was for Sister Julie and usually I do it with a clean guitar tone but this time it was calling for a screaming blues voice. And so closed the set.
"Wandering in the Forest"
This was the opener and it's all guitar using the looper on the GT100 to keep percussion out of it.
"Stepping Up the Tempo"
This is hardly a rave tune but the tempo comes up some and the synth gets into it.
"Symphony for Cat"
Once it was "Cool Enough for Cat" but it changes in form and names as it goes along. This one has more bits than what I usually do. Maybe it's twisted, maybe it's cool, hopefully it's both. The biggest deal with this one was to turn off the echo and it's heresy but I like what happened from that.
"Bombs Away"
It's fast and it's fun to play. I have no idea what it has to do with bombs but it seemed like a good name at the time.
"Ice Cream Blues"
This was for Sister Julie and usually I do it with a clean guitar tone but this time it was calling for a screaming blues voice. And so closed the set.
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