06/17/11 04:51:51PM @badly-touched:
These vocals are immense!! I would love to hear a musically "Beefed up" version of this track with this vocal Style (my own heavier kinda taste).
Love it!!
05/31/11 08:07:55AM @the-sorrows-of-the-languedoc:
title gotta draw you in - suitably overwrought vocals strangely reminiscent of Axl Rose! Dig those harmonies and that modulation up - like the other material - I think the word hear is 'arch' - much pleasure. ftlpope
06/02/11 07:55:17AM @gordon-leed:
I dunno why, but I was expecting something "gothic" when I came to listen....I'm very surprised there are not many more comments, accollades, on this song. It's brilliant !! Great vocal, and a very nice arrangement. Thanks for sharing this great song
Hi, here is a little story about me.
At the age of 14 I was a bass-player in a popband,I was writing songs from the begining.My first contract was with the...
At the age of 14 I was a bass-player in a popband,I was writing songs from the begining.My first contract was with the band "Early Christian" we only made one record I was 17 years old. After the army (one year) I played in a hardrock band "Jinx" we made 4 records.For about one year I played in a Dutch (Holland) hardrock band "Splendid".
At the age of 28 I was tyred of being on th road,so I only wanted to write and produce songs for other artists.
When I wrote "Faire l'amour" the record company wanted me to sing that song myself,it became a hit record and "Marc Morlock" as a singer was born. Two years after "Je suis content" (my most successful song in French) I was tyred of being on the road again,and started a studio-band and record company "Fade Out".
I didn't like the back-stage of the music-business anymore,so I wrote my last song 16 years ago. In that time I lost a lot of knowlege from my French & English language !!
These vocals are immense!! I would love to hear a musically "Beefed up" version of this track with this vocal Style (my own heavier kinda taste).
Love it!!
title gotta draw you in - suitably overwrought vocals strangely reminiscent of Axl Rose! Dig those harmonies and that modulation up - like the other material - I think the word hear is 'arch' - much pleasure. ftlpope
I dunno why, but I was expecting something "gothic" when I came to listen....I'm very surprised there are not many more comments, accollades, on this song. It's brilliant !! Great vocal, and a very nice arrangement. Thanks for sharing this great song
Gordon