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Not sure what I can add to all the excellent comments other than endorsing them. A very engaging well written and enjoyable tune.
I liked it.

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What a super little song David, it has a clever and very beguiling melody line which resolves beautifully into the choruses. I love the timbre of your voice and the plugin enhancements you've applied sound just right to me. A very enjoyable listen, well a few actually.

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I got a Jeff Lynne/ELO kind of vision from this. I can truly hear him doing this with that huge string section he uses.

One question. Did Aberdine go to Abilene?


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Originally Posted By: PeterF
I liked it.

Thanks for stopping to comment, Peter. I'm glad you liked it.


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Vocal control, you say. Never heard of it. Is that some kind of ProTools thing?
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I love the timbre of your voice and the plugin enhancements you've applied sound just right to me. A very enjoyable listen, well a few actually.

Thanks, John! smile


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Originally Posted By: eddie1261
I got a Jeff Lynne/ELO kind of vision from this. I can truly hear him doing this with that huge string section he uses.

I love that sound! ELO gets a fair amount of rotation on my car MP3 player.

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One question. Did Aberdine go to Abilene?

Yes, of course!

The name is actually a cascade of mis-rememberings, getting "Abilene, Texas" wrong, and then worrying that I'd accidentally pilfered a lyric from one of Ben Fold's songs (either "Emaline" or "Adelaide").

In the end, I liked the sound of "Aberdine" best for some reason - probably from it being in some much better country song I'd once heard but can't remember. smile

Thanks!


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hi david (it took a long time to get it done) well this a great job on everything I like your mix very clear and crisp great vocal and I here the seventies British influence. the Beatles Jeff beck Humble pie and many more came out in the sixties and seventies all good stuff thanks for sharing eric


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I really heard that Beatles vibe too. Very interesting story and unique vocal delivery. All good stuff. Lead vocal seems a bit hot. Keep em coming.

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...and I hear the seventies British influence. The Beatles, Jeff Beck, Humble Pie and many more came out in the Sixties and Seventies. All good stuff.

Hi, Eric.

I'm glad I was able to remind you of "all the good stuff"! smile

Thanks for listening and your kind words!


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Lead vocal seems a bit hot. Keep em coming.

Hi, Bob.

Yeah, my mixing skills are - like everything else - a work in progress.

Thanks for the feedback, and feel free to nitpick - it helps me get better!


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