[Freewaymad]

“So you’re going drinking tonight

It’s party time”

Just added:

Love / Hate are:

Jizzy Pearl – vocals

Jon E. Love – guitar

Skid (Rose) – bass

Joey Gold – drums

Other singles from the album were:

She’s an Angel”

and

“Why Do You Think They Call It Dope?”

These guys were very under rated in my opinion.

Enjoy,

[Funk Meister Freud]

Oh Yeah!!…..This’ll definitely clean my carburetors!!

 

Only problem is the cops may haft’a break up the fight between me and Housequake as to who gets to rock that guitar! lol

Thanks Mr. Mad!…… it’s good to see you back at it again! ” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_biggrin.gif” />

[Freewaymad]

Thank you sir. Yeah… it’s always the guitar that gets you.

[Freewaymad]

A little over a year ago this got added to the “Nightwish Project with beard216 & bsbloom!” over in the WIP forum. Well… it’s no longer a WIP; I finally got it finished and it’s a full band custom.

 

Just added:

This is taken from the ” From Wishes to Eternity – Live” cd/dvd and features the original vocalist, Tarja Turunen, Tuomas Holopainen – Keyboards, Emppu Vuorinen – Lead guitars, Jukka Nevalainen – Drums, and Sami Vänskä – Bass guitar.

I did a 2x version and a 1x version of this, but some may be able to play the 2x version with a single bass peddle without any difficulty.

Enjoy,

[Freewaymad]

Very long overdue…

UPDATED:

Re-worked the vocals and harmonies 1 and 2. Major fixes and some re-work on the guitar and drums. Major fixes on the bass. Minor fix on the keys and pro keys.

Added new 3-note chord version, and assigned it’s own unique ID number.

The part of the song which sounds like violins, is charted on guitar because it is played on guitar (some will disagree with me). If one wanted to breakdown the mix, like I did, you can hear in the background what actually sounds like a violin, and I do believe it is a violin. So, I stand corrected for my previous remarks that there was no violin, but nobody was credited on album for the violin. So, the fact still remains the guitar is played over it in the mix. To achieve the violin sound on guitar, Roger Fisher most likely used an ebow, which has been around since the ’60’s. The volume would be dialed back and the tone dialed all the way back. Then he probably ran that through some effects, most likely, reverb and a bit of delay.

Enjoy,

[Freewaymad]

UPDATED: Heart – Magic Man

 

Re-worked the guitar at 3:28.467 to 3:32.103.

 

Thanks to Nettacki for catching this.

 

Enjoy,

[Freewaymad]

Let’s try this one more time.

UPDATED: Heart – Magic Man

Fixed notes on the guitar at 3:28.467 to 3:32.103.

I apologize for the last update. I don’t what I did to move the notes, but the notes are now fixed.

Enjoy

[Freewaymad]

This is from the C3X World Tour, Special Event: Voodoo Festival – Day 2 over here and is a part of C3X:

http://customscreators.com/index.php?/topic/17714-c3x-world-tour-special-event-voodoo-festival-day-2/&do=findComment&comment=1000045216

 

Original DRUMS and unpitched VOCALS: by CrazyCanuck

Addition of GUITAR and BASS including reductions.

Pitched the VOCALS and added the Harmonies.

Fixes on the Drums and reworked the reductions.

Added the Venue.

Modified the practice session.

By Freewaymad

Sorry, no keys on this.

Enjoy,

[Freewaymad]

Due to life’s unforeseen circumstances, this was originally to be released with Black Sabbath – Voodoo last Halloween. Finally, I just added:

From the Russian Roulette album (follow up to the Metal Heart album): Monsterman. Featuring Udo and company.

 

Enjoy,

[AJFOne23]

[Freewaymad]

This had been a work in progress, on and off, for a very long time. Finally, I just added:

Marc Storace – lead vocals

Fernando von Arb – lead and rhythm guitar, bass, piano

Mark Kohler – rhythm and lead guitar

Chris von Rohr – bass, piano, drums, percussion

Steve Pace – drums, percussion

Produced by Judas Priest producer – Tom Allom

This is the full album version.

Enjoy,

[Colonel 32dll]

sweeeeeet……

[Freewaymad]

Just added:

Algy Ward – vocals, bass

Cliff Evans – guitar

Mick Tucker – guitar

Graeme Crallan – drums

From the very under rated album Honour & Blood, from the NWOBHM era, this is TANK, with Algy Ward (founding member). There is now the Tucker/Evans Tank which is good, but to be quite honest, there really is no TANK without Algy Ward. This was the last album on the Music For Nations label. The song is an anti-war song which seems to be very fitting to what’s going on today; 35 years later.

Enjoy,

[AJFOne23]

Great choice!

[Freewaymad]

B—L—A—C—K

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