I had a little fun with this one. I still could not put away my overdrive pedals after my last song with Robert. The song title comes from an inside joke with an old friend that I played in a band with when we were teenagers. If we heard a really wild band like Led Zepplin or Hendrix he would say wasn't that Fluffy. So this one is for Jim.
It is a basic three chord song style that we used quite repeatedly in the late 60's.

Fluffy

Title: Fluffy
File:Fluffy.SGU
Key=E , Tempo 75, Length (m:s)=4:03
No intro. 72 bar chorus, from bar 1 to bar 72. .
Song is saved with Volume, Pan, Reverb, Chorus, Bank0,
Style is _THRAAMP.STY (Amplitube Metal Chug w/ Organ)

RealTracks in style: 1009:Bass, Electric, HardRockThrash Ev 085
RealTracks in style: ~~688:Organ, B3, Background Pop Ev 065
RealTracks in style: 639:Guitar, Electric, Rhythm HardRockThrash Ev 085
RealTracks in style: 642:Guitar, Electric, Rhythm HardRockThrashHollow Ev 085
RealDrums in style: RockThrashHalfTimeEv16^1-a:Snare, Bell Ride , b:Snare, Crash Ride

Gibson Les Paul Custom: Rhythm
Gibson Les Paul Custom: Harmonics
Gibson Les Paul Custom: Slide
Gibson Les Paul R9: Lead
Amp Vox AC15
Pedals MAXOD808, Texas Bones OD
Boss CS-2 Compression
FlashbackX4 Delay

Great atmospheric sound Scott with some nice licks spread around! Thanks, Torrey

Scott,
Oh yeah... let that freak flag fly I say!
Nice psychedelic layers in the guitars here- particularly at the beginning and end. The atmosphere is from the era I very much enjoy as you know and though the equipment you are using now must be different from teenage band years ( what was the name??), the chops are still there.
May I use your word... COOL!

Robert

Awesome, Scott. Nice job on ALL the guitars! Excellent mix.

REALLY enjoyed listening to that. Cool music.

Wasn't that Fluffy!



fj

Thanks Torrey for checking out the song I appreciate it...

Thanks Robert. In the late 60's in Manitoba there was a band that took the country by storm. They were called the Guess Who. Did very well on the International market. There was an amp builder called Gar Gilles. He build amps for the Guess Who called Garnet Amps. He build amps modeled after the Marshall. Very big amps and very loud. Every garage band in Manitoba had Garnet Amps. Going into Winnipeg to get "your amp" was a right of passage for any young rocker.

Hello 1968.
Fun song as you suggested.
Great guitar work Scott.
Rob

I (Bud - not the younger wife) was 22 in 1968 and had spent my college years working with bands...managing and even a little studio work. All meaning IMO YOU NAILED IT!

I would term this "literate psychedelia" if I might coin a phrase. Meaning that it appeals to more folks than just the "twirlers" as Gregg Allman called them

Us forum members are all the better for you "having a little fun."

Really good work.

Bud

Wow, what a tune! Those guitars are fantastic. The mixing job on this is superb. It has a certain feeling of "epicness" to it, if you will. Again - I can't stress how well done the guitarwork here is!

Thanks so much for sharing, Scott

Excellent playing as usual. Great guitar tone for the right angry sound.

Sergio

Yes it was!

great sounds, love the mood of this

very much enjoyed the listen

Kenny

Thanks so much Floyd for checking out the song. Also thanks for the comments on mixing. You gave me so very good tips when I first started on the forum and have been working very hard on that part of the song production. It is appreciated.

Thanks Rob really appreciate you checking out the song..

Hey Scott,

Really cool! Sent me back to about 1968, or thereabouts. Iron Butterfly meets Zeplin??? Your fun carried over to us. Enjoyed your guitar work tremendously. Reverb and chorus ... yeah! Very creative and interesting. Thanks for the "trip"!

Alan

I had a little fun with this one........And I had a lot of fun listening!! Great 60's/70's psychedelic Doors style groove. Loved it!! Take care. Greg

Flashback!

Wow what a great song, loved it.

Super chops man!

Two thumbs up for this one.

Thanks so much Bud I really appreciate your comments. So glad you liked the song

Thanks Derek. Having the software and access to the forums have made playing so enjoyable. I am still as excited to sit down on start the program as I was 5 years ago. I can thank you enough..

Hello, Scott

Your guitar sound is really fantastic.
As Greg said, great 60's/70's psychedelic Doors style groove.
Enjoyed my listen a lot.

Best regards.

Shigeki Adachi

Thanks Sergio For checking out the song. Had some fun pushing the gear a little bit :-)

Thanks Kenny

Thanks Alan



Thanks Greg for checking out the song



Thanks Mario I appreciate your comments



Thanks Shigeki for checking out the comments