An idea for a fun game: Name That Riff!

Anyone up for a game?

  • Sure!

    Votes: 6 75.0%
  • Get Bent!

    Votes: 1 12.5%
  • What is this again?

    Votes: 1 12.5%

  • Total voters
    8
  • Poll closed .

Yeah, I need to work on the bass line ... :rolf:
Doesn’t look like anyone has ventured a guess. So I’ll go….. Queen, Tie Your Mother Down.

And you sounded just fine.
 
Alright, so I figured the last couple were a bit too easy. It's hard to judge a crowd and nearly impossible to do it online, so let's see where this goes.

Love Me Two Times.
I grew up as a bit of a Doors fan….
 
Alright, so I figured the last couple were a bit too easy. It's hard to judge a crowd and nearly impossible to do it online, so let's see where this goes.

The Doors. “Love Me Two Times.” Knew it with the first note. You played it well.
 
Love Me Two Times.
I grew up as a bit of a Doors fan….

...is the correct (and fastest) answer!

The Doors. “Love Me Two Times.” Knew it with the first note. You played it well.

See, that's the thing with these riffs... they can't be too obscure, but also not too easy, I think I missed the target on that on.

That was the song that got me 'into' The Doors back in the day. Then I found so many other great songs of theirs but, being and having no Ray Mazarek, there are only a couple that we play; this and the Roadhouse Blues.

I'm not the fastest cat at the keys but I love driving out some good organ tones. This is actually a B3 sym to get the tonewheel sound a bit and another organ on top, pushed through a VOX AC15 to get some grit. Either it's going to leave you wondering what on Earth you just heard, or you know it instantly...

 
Sounds fine through my tablet…

Thanks, it's not 'too far off', I'd say, though there was no Maestro fuzz, no Marshall Major, not even a Marshall at all. The overdriven church organ is a standard patch on my old Roland EM-10's. The faux Hammond is CollaB3 which, in a mix, does a good job overall. Used it for a lot of Beatles stuff and so on, too.
 
Thanks, it's not 'too far off', I'd say, though there was no Maestro fuzz, no Marshall Major, not even a Marshall at all. The overdriven church organ is a standard patch on my old Roland EM-10's. The faux Hammond is CollaB3 which, in a mix, does a good job overall. Used it for a lot of Beatles stuff and so on, too.
Folk that have been here awhile know this song well. Besides being one of Deep Purple's better songs, our very own Robert @inspector20 did a cover of it some years back.

MEDIA=soundcloud]robert-h-herndon/perfect-strangers-coverdemo-re-master-11192019[/MEDIA]

Edit: not sure why it's not loading the song. Oh well. One can go to SoundCloud and search Von Herndon and find his music.
 
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Folk that have been here awhile know this song well. Besides being one of Deep Purple's better songs, our very own Robert @inspector20 did a cover of it some years back.

You're missing an opening bracket for the embed to work, but I found the track on soundcloud - noice tones! It's a shame I missed Robert, he seemed like a cool guy with a down to earth attitude. It's hard to do Ian's vocals justice on that track, I know I couldn't.

I think my all time DP favorite is still Black Night, just such a lovely riff and groove but my drummer says he isn't quite ready to tackle it.


We took a pot shot at recording it once, and I actually double on one the "I must remain within this silent well of sorrow" line, it was from the vocal cues track.
 
You're missing an opening bracket for the embed to work, but I found the track on soundcloud - noice tones! It's a shame I missed Robert, he seemed like a cool guy with a down to earth attitude. It's hard to do Ian's vocals justice on that track, I know I couldn't.

I think my all time DP favorite is still Black Night, just such a lovely riff and groove but my drummer says he isn't quite ready to tackle it.


We took a pot shot at recording it once, and I actually double on one the "I must remain within this silent well of sorrow" line, it was from the vocal cues track.
I just copy pasted the link. It usually works.... but I see what you're saying about the bracket.
 
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