KA - Im glad you like it, that makes me feel good. Fun tune, sorry I mangled some lyrics. Think I made up a new word there. Whatever it is. Lunk - Thanks, as always, for your hard work. I do appreciate it. And yeah, I'll take another. I was thinking that if one of my own ever comes up, I'd take it. ...

Hitched - Paco del Stinko Out in the desert under the sun An endless road and one lone thumb Who pulled over who gave the ride Who was the last one to see you alive You hitched- You hitched- You hitched- You hitched The road unfolds like a sea of black leather And I've sailed it thousands of times ...

Dirge: Thanks for clarifying. I too have a ton of gear (don't want to turn this into Gearfight! or a gear porn page) and often reflect on how much more the limits were often pushed when you had to stretch your imagination due to restrictions in gear or technology. A few years back, I decided to keep...

Dirge: Thanks for sometimes liking my bass parts. I have several basses, but the one I use most is an early 80's Tokai Hardpuncher. It's a P-bass and easily my fave. I typically run it into an Eden pre/di, then into both a Summit Audio compressor and a Bluetube pre-amp. There are other things I do o...

I got a little more sounds like this band name droppy than I like to, but, uh, there it is. Ask for clarification if needed. Dirge - Funny, the guitar sounds good until the other instruments come in, then it sounds gravelly. Less gain for rhythm parts actually helps, despite the inclination to fuzz ...

Dry Spell - King Arthur cover - As interpreted by Paco del Stinko Here I am parked by the side of highway Fifty-One Hiding in the bushes with a summer store coffee and a radar gun Praying for some fool to come flying along, doing 79 in a 45 zone I don't mind if you wanna make like a bat out of Hell...

Glenn - You're way too kind. Thanks for pointing out the bass line though, I love doing them, probably my favorite part of playing/recording. That is my five string Jazz Bass there. Also, I wouldn't be against a noodle-fest, when appropriate. Right song, right time, that sorta thing. Thanks for the ...

Paco del Stinko - Good Faith Good faith is hard to come by Good taste just seems to run dry Tooth paste I always have to buy Your face always makes me cry Good faith Milk crates can hold my records in Bill Gates ain't my next of kin Deep Space can make my head spin Grease paint to camoflague my ski...

Tonights reviews constructed with the assistance of: Jack's Abbey - Hoponious Union Cheers! Berkeley Social Scene - Sounds like a baritone or one of those Fender VI basses from the sixties. Nice to hear Martin, seems like it's been a while. I am digging the darker, for you guys, mood here and the li...

So Weird - There's Something Wrong With The G-Diffuser (As interpreted by Paco del Stinko) I drank a bottle of Tilex so my bowels would be real clean I bought a Commodore 64 to enhance the machine I put a flashlight on my solar panel so I'd never run out of juice I put a bullet in a slingshot and go...

Got it, thanks.

Also: I posted my interpretation of the lyrics to the So Weird archive.

Turn Off Your Phone - Paco del Stinko Look at this nitwit texting as he drives Weaving over lanes, endangering our lives If he has a crash, I'll yell as I pass Attaboy, way to go, dumbass! Turn off your phone, just leave it alone Look around and see what you left behind Selfies and Facebook are a t...

Uh oh. Thanks Lunk. Im at work, can't remember if I just titled it wrong or did lyrics that way as well. Sorry, but thanks for pointing it out.

Thanks, Lunk. I had to guess at a couple of the lyrics, but think that I made them fit. For that song, oh, they fit! I'll post in a day or two.

Thanks for your hard work Lunk, I appreciate the help. Meanwhile, you can toss me another when you have time. I should be able to get to it sooner. I hope.

I have a wide range, it's just that most of it sucks for the sound I want normally. I think that I will hi-jack this quote and apply it towards myself. Thank you! P-Jane: Jim has mentioned the lakes region thing in past years. I think it's a great idea. If you guys are in touch now, give'im a nudge...

Thanks for the reviews, peoples. Here some responses. Someone here says to never respond, but I think it's ok, in an explanatory or clarifying manner. Dumb if you're all "well, screw you if you don't like it, nyah nyah gargle bargle" kind of way. Paco is the parallel dimension the cars The...

Berkeley Social Scene - A mild psychedlia inside of a pleasant cave that is cool, not cold. Bridge and post bridge vocals/breakdown are my favorite sections, nice work there. Bootlegger Girl - Glad to hear you, Elaine and Co., oh yes! Vocal work is superb, I'm hoping that you performed them all ind...

Heh. Gotta speak up on this one. I was one of a few who did all eleven songs. KA missed one or two, WreckdoM did a bunch. I listen to the Abomb songs, as an album, periodically. Some classics in there. Mine...not so much, but there are some moments of mine I think are decent. Long time ago, man.

RedSkyHawk wrote:You guys learn songs fast! Are these tracks single take recordings?

Sorry it's just me by myself. Thanks for the kind words though!

And, thanks to all for commenting this week. Short, but tasty fight.

JSmitty - Excellent delivery and some clever/tricky wordplay. There are times when I want to hear double time machine gun vocal line rattle by, just to, oh, plow me over or something. Nice backing tracks and I wonder if the vocals were double tracked or copied and nudged? Macaque Attack - Yeah, you...

The Grim - My buddies, once upon a time, would have called those Voivod chords to start the tune. I thought Chavez. Whatever. I like the arrangement here and terrifying chromatic freefall especially. Great vocal work, I hope that a lot of it is microphone technique. Guns and religion: no thanks. Ma...

Art Show: Great work on the track, a very impressive performance. I am envious. Thanks for the comments as well.