This is a really strong fight with a lot of great tunes. Nice work, people. Midnight Yacht Club: There’s potential here with a little work on structure — instead of just the same riff repeated. Vocals might be a hair loud, too. But there’s something here. Berkeley Social Scene: Great intro. The chor...

The page makeover is awesome! Great work.

Lunkhead wrote:Who are your collaborators this time? Somebody is shredding a sweet guitar solo. Is that Boltoph? Anyway, fun song, I liked it.

Hey thanks — that's Rob /thc, the other half of Flaming Tiger.

Congrats, add. I always loved your "systematic panic."

Space force!

BSS – love that opening groove. Really like this. Great driving groove. Everything is sparse, but sounds great. Great vocals. This should win. I do like a guitar solo. This is very danceable. These sentences are short.

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It amuses me that you posted that at exactly 4:20. Edit: and now the time says 6:20. I swear it said 4:20 before.

Holy shit, that BSS tune is really great. So catchy.

As usual, just a couple thoughts on a couple songs. Balance Lost – what a really great style. I need to go check out your old stuff. Really like your voice and your style; sometimes it’s slightly out of time (slightly!) but always works well, even when it is. Out of curiosity, how much of the beat/m...

Not going to lie — that title kind of got me in the feels. Nice work, Deep Throat.

Thanks, all.

Wow -- more reviews later, but that Jeff DeSantis song is really beautiful. Great work.

Just a couple songs I have thoughts about. Inflatable Veggies – Great work. I really like the a capella part (though the music cuts out abruptly). Would be great to hear it stretch on a bit longer before the music comes back in. Pigfarmer – This is really great. I think the vocals have to come up a ...

A couple thoughts about just a couple songs: Andy Balham — I definitely have a genre bias here, so take what I say with a grain of salt, but I think this could use some variety in that synth. Could it drop in? Drop out? Disappear for a bit? Pigfarmer — Great voice. Sometimes it treads too closely to...

Sorry, just a couple comments about a couple songs. Thanks for the Frisbee – This song made me immediately smile. Really nice on all levels. I like the double vocals that sort of aren’t your standard harmonies. This is the best use of the title, I think – doesn’t at all feel forced. I listened reall...

Pepper Jane: truly excellent work. Production is excellent, vocals and guitar are strong. Really nice. Lovely.

Is it a room reverb that makes those 2x tracked 'do you have a plan' chorus vox stand out so well? It's a great effect, and one used on every Flaming Tiger chorus so far. ;) Thanks, man. I don't know what Rob's been doing after I send him my tracks, but the chorus "gang" vocals are five (...

Flaming Tiger says: Hey, kid. with your head in the sand, I want to know — do you have a plan? Everything you want to take, but wait, I want to know — do you have a plan? Take a minute to think before you sink straight In it. I want to know — do you have a plan? I bet you think that it’s cute to let...

Sincerely, thanks — above and beyond the call of duty. Appreciate it.

Flaming Tiger says: You can’t hide from the village in the middle of night. When they get a little evil inside, you either lock it up tight or open up and fight -- Listen to the people decide, and let it ride. Do you want to take a taste of hate or do you take the bait And break out from the chains ...

Sorry — no time for full reviews this week, but: Scott Gesser had some nice things going on. Nice, haunting melody here and there. Panacotta Army was great, but I'm big reggae fan. Really well produced, played, sung, mixed. Nice work. I think this is my favourite shotpounder song. The others have be...

You should see Flaming Tiger, too.

Shotpounder won? Sell-outs.