Woot! Here you have it, mot19s uber haxor punk band Ill only upload one song for i dont want to waste your bandwidth with my crappy music Tell me what you think! click here

The production is great, it really gives it a good 80's hardcore feel, but done well enough to hear what everything is doing.

I wish the drums pushed the rhythm along a little better instead of doing a fill whenever the guitars and vocals slow up. It gives the song a sort of stop and go feel that really holds back the energy this song could have. At least I think it's the drums that does this.

All in all, I think you have a good song in the works, but it needs to keep moving instead of tripping up.

I might agree with SP (not sure) but I can't really say because I can't hear the drums all that well.
I must say it is rather refreshing to be able to hear the lyrics in a punk song though.
Contrary to what many believe, micing the drums is a good idea too..... you can always adjust the levels as necessary.
Definately some potential there once the volume discrepencies between the vocals and instruments are worked out.

not too bad....not too bad......

we did it at a pro studio and we mic'ed up the drums, and we just became a REAL band 1 month ago....lol im glad people think its decent, it took alot of work to get our demo done, if you guys wanna hear another one just holler

Sounds awesome Dude. I know it was just a clip, but expand on the lyrics a bit. And when you hit the big time, remember EstwingMan for some backstage passes. I'm hollerin' for more

im going to upload my other song from the demo.....give me 10 mins

sorry double post but the bands my space is up, www.myspace.com/killsometime

our other songs on there too, enjoy!

The first song I would like the drums to be in it more they are just in the background too much, if they were driving with the vox then it would kick some mega A$$.

We just recorded another song with me behind the pc, home brew fashioned. Tell me what you think This is our storngest song yet, too abd we didnt have studio time to take full advantage of it. Well proboyl be recording the rest of our songs some time in the next month.

Lol, this time the problem is opposite of before, the vocals are not able to be heard as well.
It shows that you guys have gotten more practice though, sounds much better overall.

yeah we have been creating much more complex songs, or at elast trying. Im raising the vocals as we speak with my mixer and cutting out the beggining 10 secs that is just an annoying delay

What instrument do you play in the band?
Just curious.

guitar my friend, my fender strat. Although in that recording i used a epiphone les paul custom.

I absolutely hate Fender Strats. They're definitely good for the punk/grunge and blues sounds, but personally I don't think you can get a lot of crunch out of them. I was too cheap to actually buy an American Stratocaster, so I got a Squier Strat instead. Hey, at $150 I wasn't complaining.

I recently acquired a knock-off of a Gibson SG Standard, made by DeArmond. Had not heard of this company, but I know it was bought for about $400 new. I got it for a whopping $15. It was bought new, the guy gave up on playing, so he and his friend decided to strip the paint and just play with 'tricking it out'. They had it one of those colors that looks different every way you look at it, but now it's just a slightly shiney silver/primer. I don't care, for $15 and dual Humbuckers and an ungodly crunch, I love it.

...I'm done rambling.

lol, i wanted alot of crunch to this song, so thats why i used a les paul, dual humbuckers never let me down.

Quote: Originally Posted by mot19 lol, i wanted alot of crunch to this song, so thats why i used a les paul, dual humbuckers never let me down.

Played them once on a BC Rich Warlock, I believe was my first experience. I'll never turn back now.

Quote: Originally Posted by subdismal I absolutely hate Fender Strats.

Dave Gilmour plays a Strat, but admittedly uses custom pickups.

Quote: Originally Posted by godfoot Dave Gilmour plays a Strat, but admittedly uses custom pickups.

I definitely love the classic look of a Stratocaster. Elegant and timeless, sleek and clean. Especially if you get the pearl pickguard, which is uber sweet. I really like the look of them, they play nice, but they just have no balls. Unless, as you said, they have custom pickups. I investigated having Humbuckers put in my Squier, but it wasn't worth the bucks.

im buying an american made fat strat soon. Best of both worlds, humbuckners, and single coil