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LogintheDRP's 100 Most Recent Comments
| Duke's Return (w/Vocals) by JD | 5 years ago |
 who's on bass? that's a tight little line there. would like to see the lead guitar a lot more up front in the mix. atta boy ray. i dig the mix of vocals, sometimes one sometimes two ---- is the other vocalist baboon as well? vocals perfectly quirky, a smidge mysterious, a tablespoon of bitter. good stuff. |
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| cloak by theDRP | 5 years ago |
| the irony is, that fifth guy never got paid. | |
| Life Minor Leaguer by johnmoore | 5 years ago |
great stuff. this should be in the folk category in my opinion. solid acoustic ditty , might find a larger audienece categorized as such. |
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| The Saddleback Motel by UncletupeloFan | 5 years ago |
the enigmatic songsmithing of a young gunslinger of a writer. i want the prequel and sequel. and i want things more convoluted. i want cowpokes and lawmen and dead villains. bam! |
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| Not For a Long Time by UncletupeloFan | 5 years ago |
wow, truely a lovely thing. a smidge long? |
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| Her Green Eyes by Matt Granz | 5 years ago |
costello-nian springs to mind. bam. this is cool. liked the intro- and -repeat-as-hook line, and the background vocals work really well. stumbled onto it. chicks-of-an-eye-color tunes don't always work. this was a perfect, short ditty that does. |
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| The Good Voice by johnmoore | 5 years ago |
i like your chord progression, and the layering on this is cool. is that a moog toward the end? a swirling effect just perfect for the concept of the song. i'd like to hear it earlier in the tune. other than that, great stuff. |
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| Praise to the Lord, the Almighty Version 2 by TheTiler | 5 years ago |
a breath of fresh air. the playing here is phenomenal, really enjoyable. |
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| edifice by theDRP | 5 years ago |
| it was an enjoyable few minutes of lyrical burst, much fun. i do like the forray into the obscure occasionally, but if you read between the lines, there's a message there for all ages, eh? |
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| cloak by theDRP | 5 years ago |
| thanks for the remarks on vocals. vocals consisted of 6 or so of the same dude, some guy who wandered into the studio looking exactly like me. | |
| Gnossienne 1 (E. Satie) by ChristopherAllen | 5 years ago |
chris this is killer. simple, dead-on, eloquent, piece. love it.. |
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| Another Gin & Tonic by UncletupeloFan | 5 years ago |
quintissential vocal, shades of Holliday; a stellar performance just with the right mood. guitar is perfectly placed, and compliments the whole deal. finally, hats off to uncletuplefan for penning a real beauty. vivid imagery, you could walk right into the place |
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| Northern Sun by WRG | 5 years ago |
like you're on a cabin porch. i especially like the spaces in between on this. good stuff |
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| The Delay of Flight 597 (with apologies to Gordon Lightfoot) by UncletupeloFan | 5 years ago |
it's people like you that keep the major airlines bankrupt. you fiend! and yet, haven't we all been there, chaffed beyond belief by the unfriendly skies? a lovely thing. shivers up my aeronautical spine. |
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| Concrete and Barbed Wire (duet) by Dyl | 5 years ago |
this is a gem. she's a gem. these are the good old days. awesome... keep it up, sister, keep it up. |
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| Two Empty Shadows by Boris_the_Bull | 5 years ago |
i like the guitar here. a few offbeat chord twists, , and then that arpeggegio toward the end. my favorite part. seems like you got something off your chest, too. always therapeutic. maybe a smidge too long, but good stuff. |
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| Potatoe by vaporman | 5 years ago |
you're my potato. i think that says it all, really. |
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| My Dream [full collab draft] by vaporman | 5 years ago |
it's out there, in a good way. kooky little introspective takes power turn into space and back, with enough musical gurglings to make sergeant pepper proud. yes. |
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| Take a Walk by Dyl | 5 years ago |
this works on many levels. appropriate inter-noodling of guitar. perfect pacing. just the right little drum, and laid-back , mellow vocals. good stuff, good stuff. |
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| Pipeline Of Fire by Dyl | 5 years ago |
i respect a man stepping up to the podium to express (vent?) his views. this is a unique feel --- this feel very 1983 to me, in a good way. cool. |
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| When Worlds Collide by Matt Granz | 5 years ago |
| yes, yes, he said. you've entertained me. this feels very late 70's punk to me, a solid production and a wailing melody. tight, but loose enough for purist. and i always dig a song about our friends from other planets. they don't get enouhg PT | |
| Jesus loves me so by saved777 | 5 years ago |
| this a nice tune, with thoughtful harmonies. good work. and a solid message. | |
| Jesus loves me so by saved777 | 5 years ago |
this a nice tune, with thoughtful harmonies. good work. |
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| Ode To Jaime by UncletupeloFan | 5 years ago |
perfect use of the bionic "boing" sound effect in the apex (if you will). it says it all, in a sort of demented, heartfelt, prepubescent way. a pop gem, with obligatory oscar goldman reference perfectly inserted. this paul is an artist to be reckoned with. |
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