Today's recording from the archives I've been remastering, is from an incredibly fun band I was in during the 90's: The iNbreds. This one is called 'Foolish Pride' written, engineered & produced by me, but took the whole the band to mix (pre-automation). Circa 1996.
A driving pop-rock feel, with a solid foundation set by Jerry Ankney on bass & Chip Schiavone on drums. Bill Blessington and I on guitars, which have a bit of Irish-folk tinge. Me singing lead and everyone else singing the responses. Probably the only time I though my voice sounded okay (everyone hates their recorded voice). It was a good time and we had tremendous fun with this one.
Enjoy!
The iNbreds: 'Foolish Pride'
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Your voice sounds great. This sounds like a Led Zeppelin tune on main body, without "Bobby Planet", IMO.
"The man that hath no music in himself, nor is not moved with concord of sweet sounds, is fit for treasons, stratagems, and spoils. The motions of his spirit are dull as night, and his affections dark as Erebus. Let no such man be trusted."
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Are you sure that wasn't Kyle Glass from Tenacious D playing that flying V?
Cool tune! It has a Triumph vibe to my ears.
Cool tune! It has a Triumph vibe to my ears.
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Bill used to get Homer Simpson a lot. Until he plays and people's jaws would drop. Think if Chet Atkins, Joe Perry and Paganni had a love child.toomanycats wrote: ↑Fri Feb 18, 2022 6:47 am Are you sure that wasn't Kyle Glass from Tenacious D playing that flying V?
Cool tune! It has a Triumph vibe to my ears.
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Amazing track. I really love the feel of it and where it takes me. Sounds like you guys were having a blast Rob!
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I said the exact same thing.. kyle?toomanycats wrote: ↑Fri Feb 18, 2022 6:47 am Are you sure that wasn't Kyle Glass from Tenacious D playing that flying V?
Cool tune! It has a Triumph vibe to my ears.
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Epiphone dot studio
Fender USA strat w mjt body _w Original body 81
Fender lead II
Firefly spalted 338
Squier affinity tele bsb
Squier strat std relic
Squier subsonic baritone
Agile al2500 albino
Agile al3001 hsb
Sx ash Ltd strat
Sx ash strat short scale
Sx ash tele
Sx callisto jr
Dean vendetta
Washburn firebird. Ps10
Johnson trans red strat
Johnson jazz box Vegas
Seville explorer
Inlaid tele
flametop bigsby tele wood inlaid neck
23
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new Eastman acoustic
Sigma dm3 dread x2 (his and hers)
Fender 12 str
Ibanez exotic wood
Silvercreek rosewood 00
Ovation steel str
martin backpacker acoustic
Johnson dobro
Yes very triumph feel. Good song and really great vocals. Well doneandrewsrea wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 8:17 pm Today's recording from the archives I've been remastering, is from an incredibly fun band I was in during the 90's: The iNbreds. This one is called 'Foolish Pride' written, engineered & produced by me, but took the whole the band to mix (pre-automation). Circa 1996.
A driving pop-rock feel, with a solid foundation set by Jerry Ankney on bass & Chip Schiavone on drums. Bill Blessington and I on guitars, which have a bit of Irish-folk tinge. Me singing lead and everyone else singing the responses. Probably the only time I though my voice sounded okay (everyone hates their recorded voice). It was a good time and we had tremendous fun with this one.
Enjoy!
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