Furrypedro wrote: Sorry, I think I got it wrong :oops: , you were good, but I really liked the dude that starts at around 2.40. That was sick rappin.

That's a guy?

glennny wrote: Chuck Chuck Moose- I hate 12-bar blues.

Actually, it's a 16-bar blues for most of the song. Jeez, get it right, haha.

JR: When I first heard that initial guitar riff, I thought I was going to love this song. The vocal melody is pretty boring, however. It is definitely the weakest element of the song. The instrumental aspect is performed really well and is very interesting. This song gets a FOUR (out of five). Melvi...

Great fiddle/violin! (I have a feeling one of those terms is probably offensive to players of the other, so apply the appropriate one, please.) Thanks, Jim! Either term is cool, FYI; only style snobs care about those kind of things, and since our music is pretty much all over the place stylisticall...

I resubmitted our song, so hopefully it will be put up soon. If you could take time to review it and factor it into your voting, we'd appreciate it.

Hey, our song still isn't up...I don't mean to nag, but I was just hoping for a response to let me know if it's going to be put up or not. Thanks!

It appears my song did not make the list for some reason. I received an email confirmation, and I checked my sent mail and I remembered to attach the file, so I'm not sure what happened. Anywho, if our song could get added and people could review it when it is, I would appreciate it.

My song was recorded in three different places, and you can tell!

we're almost definately going to have a song in this time (chuck chuck moose), and it's probably going to have real drums!

If anyone would be available to play drums on a Chuck Chuck Moose song for the upcoming week, please let me know ASAP.

If anyone is interested on collaborating on a song or having me play on their song, I am available this week. I can play percussion (shakers, djembe), violin, electric/acoustic guitar, keyboards, and program drums. Just PM me if you're interested.

The Sober Irishman wrote:FBF, Monk, and Jute Gyte all rock ass.

Is rocking ass a good thing?

Chuck Chuck Moose- It's bad enough that the song has the flow of a song from "Grease" but the chorus comes without strength. This is a good song but instead of getting softer with the piano laden chorus, the song would be made by a strong chorus. Could you explain this part of your review...

What is "Disturbing the Priest"? Am I missing out on a life-changing song?

sambacat wrote:did I miss anyone? :?

We did, but our take on the song was only based loosely around what we found out.

Beatnik Turtle: The playing on this song is really tight, and all the instruments sound great. The lyrics and vocals near some work though. It’s not that the vocals are out of tune, the melody is just really boring. Sweet guitar solo, nice arena rock delay going on there. Chuck Chuck Moose: This i...

Ok, just got through listening to the songs for the first time, and it there's a lot of variety here. Some sweet songs, some...not so sweet. This one was fun for us. We tried some different things, but I sort of ran out of time to mix , so it could have been better. I feel pretty hapy with the perfo...

Man, I wish it wasn't so far away. I won't be able to make it.

Yessir, Chuck Chuck Moose is back in action with a submission for St. Gratus. There's more doo doo doos than one could ever wish for!

frankie big face wrote:I like the mix and the string patch at the beginning--should have brought it back at the end.

That's not a patch. I just recorded the same violin part six times and put a bunch o' reverb on it. Thanks for the low end!

Chuck Chuck Moose is at it again: this week's song has an electric piano, trumpet, and violin goodness, not to mention some funky bass by none other than the Big Face of Frankie himself. Oh, and there's no white boy rapping.

This Rob Zombie guy must be some guy. I'll have too check him out.