EET Week covers

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EET Week covers

Post by Heston » 04 Jun 2012, 9:48am

Stick your efforts in here. Here's something I prepared earlier, though I have another cover in the pipeline...

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Post by Silent Majority » 04 Jun 2012, 10:07am

I can't YouTube until I go home tomorrow, but looking forward to hearing that. Do PM me if you fancy doing a cover (I'd love to hear a hip hop take from Kory) so all the crap doesn't get overlapped. Be good to keep the element of surprise, and I can let you know what's available.
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Post by matedog » 04 Jun 2012, 10:14am

That's stellar work again, Hes. Great job on the video as well.
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Post by Dr. Medulla » 04 Jun 2012, 11:00am

That was beautiful, both performance and video. So much gets forgiven after these offerings. :cool:
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Re: EET Week covers

Post by Tim Bucknall » 04 Jun 2012, 4:21pm

oh man, i'm supposed to refrain from playing at the moment. bloody arthritis, but i can't imagine the chance to do this will arise again
aaagh!
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Re: EET Week covers

Post by Kory » 04 Jun 2012, 4:24pm

Tim Bucknall wrote:oh man, i'm supposed to refrain from playing at the moment. bloody arthritis, but i can't imagine the chance to do this will arise again
aaagh!
There will always be a chance for this...EET Week comes around once a year!

Heston, great job. What do you use for recording?
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Re: EET Week covers

Post by Vimmattu » 04 Jun 2012, 4:25pm

WOW, just WOW!
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Re: EET Week covers

Post by Heston » 04 Jun 2012, 4:48pm

Kory wrote:
Tim Bucknall wrote:oh man, i'm supposed to refrain from playing at the moment. bloody arthritis, but i can't imagine the chance to do this will arise again
aaagh!
There will always be a chance for this...EET Week comes around once a year!

Heston, great job. What do you use for recording?
Cheers Kory. Just using a Zoom digital 8 track.
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Re: EET Week covers

Post by Rat Patrol » 04 Jun 2012, 6:07pm

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Meh. It's been done. :shifty:
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Post by daredevil » 04 Jun 2012, 6:46pm

Awesome cover Heston!
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Re: EET Week covers

Post by Kory » 04 Jun 2012, 7:51pm

Heston wrote:
Kory wrote:
Tim Bucknall wrote:oh man, i'm supposed to refrain from playing at the moment. bloody arthritis, but i can't imagine the chance to do this will arise again
aaagh!
There will always be a chance for this...EET Week comes around once a year!

Heston, great job. What do you use for recording?
Cheers Kory. Just using a Zoom digital 8 track.
You must have a much better amp than me, then. I can't get my distorted guitars to sound that full.
Inder:
Absolutely. Here's another collection of words:

Table salt (spoon hinge)
Octopus (Ukraine)
St. Petersburg (arms)
Ginger beer (cauliflower)
Pat Sajak (PSak)
Lamp post (self evident)
Florida Timeshare (ditto)
Heraclitus (EMI)
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Re: EET Week covers

Post by Heston » 04 Jun 2012, 8:13pm

Kory wrote:
Heston wrote:
Kory wrote:
Tim Bucknall wrote:oh man, i'm supposed to refrain from playing at the moment. bloody arthritis, but i can't imagine the chance to do this will arise again
aaagh!
There will always be a chance for this...EET Week comes around once a year!

Heston, great job. What do you use for recording?
Cheers Kory. Just using a Zoom digital 8 track.
You must have a much better amp than me, then. I can't get my distorted guitars to sound that full.
I have an "EET" setting on my effects unit. It was manufactured in Munich, circa 1985.
I just polished off some Low Country shrimp & grits and a mess of collards. That's a hell of a strain on the arm.
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Re: EET Week covers

Post by Kory » 05 Jun 2012, 2:25am

Heston wrote:
Kory wrote:
Heston wrote:
Kory wrote:
Tim Bucknall wrote:oh man, i'm supposed to refrain from playing at the moment. bloody arthritis, but i can't imagine the chance to do this will arise again
aaagh!
There will always be a chance for this...EET Week comes around once a year!

Heston, great job. What do you use for recording?
Cheers Kory. Just using a Zoom digital 8 track.
You must have a much better amp than me, then. I can't get my distorted guitars to sound that full.
I have an "EET" setting on my effects unit. It was manufactured in Munich, circa 1985.
Ah, so that's what I'm missing. I'll have to check the vintage shops around Seattle.
Inder:
Absolutely. Here's another collection of words:

Table salt (spoon hinge)
Octopus (Ukraine)
St. Petersburg (arms)
Ginger beer (cauliflower)
Pat Sajak (PSak)
Lamp post (self evident)
Florida Timeshare (ditto)
Heraclitus (EMI)
Developers (Developers Developers)
Boogie With Your Children
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Re: EET Week covers

Post by Kory » 05 Jun 2012, 2:26am

Heston wrote:
Kory wrote:
Heston wrote:
Kory wrote:
Tim Bucknall wrote:oh man, i'm supposed to refrain from playing at the moment. bloody arthritis, but i can't imagine the chance to do this will arise again
aaagh!
There will always be a chance for this...EET Week comes around once a year!

Heston, great job. What do you use for recording?
Cheers Kory. Just using a Zoom digital 8 track.
You must have a much better amp than me, then. I can't get my distorted guitars to sound that full.
I have an "EET" setting on my effects unit. It was manufactured in Munich, circa 1985.
Ah, so that's what I'm missing. I'll have to check the vintage shops around Seattle.
Inder:
Absolutely. Here's another collection of words:

Table salt (spoon hinge)
Octopus (Ukraine)
St. Petersburg (arms)
Ginger beer (cauliflower)
Pat Sajak (PSak)
Lamp post (self evident)
Florida Timeshare (ditto)
Heraclitus (EMI)
Developers (Developers Developers)
Boogie With Your Children
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Re: EET Week covers

Post by Chuck Mangione » 05 Jun 2012, 2:27am

daredevil wrote:Awesome cover Heston!
Seconded.
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