Comments
16
Major Snagg
Oct 23, 2010
Hey you seem to have dropped into this groove so easily. Billy J Kramer & The Dakota's/ The Searchers etc. This is pretty much a perfect pop song recalling that wonderful era. Damn it, it IS. top marks Tony.
The Smivets
Apr 02, 2010
Great song here, really superb vocal sound. Enjoyed this a lot!
Steve
ALEXIS PATRICK
Mar 26, 2010
Lovely chord progression and vocals. Cool song.
Johnny Proctor
Nov 27, 2009
OK, I am trying to make the rounds tonight. Happy Thanksgiving, sorry my Chiefs upset your Steelers, whoda figured?
Like the fast tempo and warm production on this one. Your vocals sound strong and the harmonies are on target.
Sorry I've been such a stranger. I haven't even turned on my recording machine in months, but lately I have picked up the acoustic guitar again. Been so damned busy. Hopefully this Christmas season I can get a tune out.
Johnny
Sergey Rostov
Nov 15, 2009
Hello Tony !
This is a nice song written in "British invasion" style.
Clem Gareau
Nov 04, 2009
Tony
Came back for more of your hot tracks
Cheers
Clem
VMP (USA)
Oct 31, 2009
Dropped directly into British Invasion era London. Wonderfully crafted story, love the lead vocal, the in and out melodies, all the guitar work, and the great infectious vintage vibe. Quite an edge to this, enjoy the big sound a lot, excellent work!
Gordon Larson
Oct 25, 2009
I love this style of music and this is a great tune. Vocals and instruments are awesome as are the lyrics and arrangement.
I have to be totally honest about one thing.
Not only did it nearly blow my head phones off when I hit the play button but it sounds to be nearly saturated.
I understand the "Louder is Better" trend in the industry but my opinion is that this is very excessive for this genre.
It sounds like it has been brick walled and makeup gain applied to a level as close as possible to 0dBfs RMS.
In short: It sounds like one huge wall of sound with very little if any dynamic range and subtleties.
Rolling back the levels a few dBfs would make a dramatic improvement to the sound quality and listening experience.
Of course, opinions vary on this subject and it is still a great song.
Matt Tyson
Oct 23, 2009
Nice stuff Tony. A little heavier than I'm used to from you - I like it! Really good Brit-pop.
Hayley Oliver
Oct 22, 2009
i really like this, love the melody, superb production and brilliantly performed.
Love
Hayley
Tammy Swindell
Oct 20, 2009
Well, Gee, Tony, and to think I had to visit Gabe's site to see that you put up a new song, LOL!!
But, I gotcha covered(unless you not want a review from me becuz you thinks I'm too mean, LOL!!)..no scathing reviews; mix sounds pretty good.
The ONLY thing I hear, and it's probably because I'm listening on my laptop is the vocals PROBABLY need to come out a little more..but I don't think I would change the mix..you know how that goes. :)
Tony, you NAILED the vocals and harmony to the wall on this..and the music sounds great, too! :D
I like it!! :D
DavidLunbeck
Oct 20, 2009
Tony,
sounds like you took a trip to London , I especially like the bouncy bass line and the Bridge melody on this one , You are getting quite good at this style which they now call " retro " I would love to hear a "Johnny version "of this also he is also very good at this stlye . the BPM is upbaet and uplifting . you should put this on the Mix also since they have a less muddy sounding player
cheerios
Wilberry
Wade Farlowe
Oct 19, 2009
Howdy Tony,
You're in excellent voice as usual, Tony!!!! ....and this is another DeLecce magical marvel....Outstanding!!!!!!! Crisp, moving and potent with an extraordinary melody and a great story in the lyrics!!!!!! The guitar & bass work is to die for..... an excellent listen in every way..... I don't know how you do it.....I just know I like it!!!!!!!!!
Highest regards.....respectfully,
Wade
gabe stenziano
Oct 19, 2009
once again you amaze me. you have this genre down to the point where i'm beginning to believe you were like austin powers and frozen in the sixties in england. this is just great stuff. loved the vocals, guitars, and everything about it. great song. gabe
STEVE LIEBERMAN THE GANGSTA RABBI
Oct 18, 2009
WOW tony--you look like a close younger relative of sir james paul mccartney him self-down to the lefty handlling of the guitar. but your sound is so influenced by the early psychedelic period of the beatles 1965-66. your voice sounds more leenon though. amazing dude! and thanks for the good words about me--you rock tony DeLeece
Matter of Time ....well you just described my life really (sad eh?) and I do not know how you can say you feel you have nothing left to say and struggle with lyrics when this one is so spot on...but you're like me in that you don't appreciate your own talent though u see it in others. I am so glad you weren't put off by the misery in I Don't Believe in Angels....we cannot always write about the upside can we? And one thing I know about myself...I do sad better than I do happy LOL Thanks for the time Tony!! Always appreciate your insightful comments.