OldManMusic
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Man, that is some inspirational stuff. Consider me a fan!
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keko
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Hey Richie,
I watched this video a 10 times today and listened through Teac 2-way monitors, Genelec 2-way studio professional monitors, through Walkman Sony earphones, through professional BeyerDynamic DT770 headphones...and I'm still impressed!!!
I shared also this video at one domestic forum in my country and one first class keyboard player wrote just Excellent!
Right now I'm gonna watch it at home and listen through 10 years old studio headphones AGK's K-100, very important to me, 'cause I know exactly what must be heard with those!
By the way, ...Shazam kicks an A** too!
Edit: just listened through AKG's...wow, ...tell me which pickup coils did You used for that P bass tone?
I watched this video a 10 times today and listened through Teac 2-way monitors, Genelec 2-way studio professional monitors, through Walkman Sony earphones, through professional BeyerDynamic DT770 headphones...and I'm still impressed!!!
I shared also this video at one domestic forum in my country and one first class keyboard player wrote just Excellent!
Right now I'm gonna watch it at home and listen through 10 years old studio headphones AGK's K-100, very important to me, 'cause I know exactly what must be heard with those!
By the way, ...Shazam kicks an A** too!
Edit: just listened through AKG's...wow, ...tell me which pickup coils did You used for that P bass tone?
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Spudmurphy
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Great stuff - really really enjoyed that - the original was recorded just down the the road from me in Rockfield studios, Monmouth.
"Any way the wind blows" = as Freddie was looking out of the studio window he noticed a weather vane and that's what gave him the inspiration for that famous line I bleeb.
"Any way the wind blows" = as Freddie was looking out of the studio window he noticed a weather vane and that's what gave him the inspiration for that famous line I bleeb.
Oh yeah...you whip up one great vid showing all your music, editing and singing skills....then put up another one showing your bitchin guitar skills.....now give us one good reason why we shouldn't kill you Richie???
And, "because I'm freakin unreal" is not a good reason....it just happens to be a coincidental fact.
tasty bass fill in the middle too....*wipes dribble off the front of his shirt*
And, "because I'm freakin unreal" is not a good reason....it just happens to be a coincidental fact.
tasty bass fill in the middle too....*wipes dribble off the front of his shirt*
Hey Richie,
I watched this video a 10 times today and listened through Teac 2-way monitors, Genelec 2-way studio professional monitors, through Walkman Sony earphones, through professional BeyerDynamic DT770 headphones...and I'm still impressed!!!
I shared also this video at one domestic forum in my country and one first class keyboard player wrote just Excellent!
Right now I'm gonna watch it at home and listen through 10 years old studio headphones AGK's K-100, very important to me, 'cause I know exactly what must be heard with those!
By the way, ...Shazam kicks an A** too!
Edit: just listened through AKG's...wow, ...tell me which pickup coils did You used for that P bass tone?
NOW THAT'S THOROUGH!!!!
I used the 2nd position from the Left so I guess that's the single coil mixed with half of the humbucker.
keko
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Yeah, ...I wasn't sure between coils 2+3, or all coils, so now we know!
(I owned Sterling 5 HS before)
Anyway, Your video made people crazy on my favorite music forum over here, even some professionals (musicians) and sound producers (small studio owners) wrote all kind words abut Your talent!
Cheers,
Keko
AnthonyD
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Freakin' crazy cool! Thanks for posting - thoroughly enjoyed that!
AnthonyD
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Bath Music!?
Yes, but more interesting to me is that (I believe) this is Ritchie Castellano from the "Bath Music in Brooklyn, NY" Castellanos!
Talk about small world. My mom bought my first bass/amp from Bath Music in the late '70s.
Yes, but more interesting to me is that (I believe) this is Ritchie Castellano from the "Bath Music in Brooklyn, NY" Castellanos!
Talk about small world. My mom bought my first bass/amp from Bath Music in the late '70s.
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Smallmouth_Bass
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Shazam! I am truly impressed. I love everything about it.
