Announcing... RiffMasters!

Not that you all (except Sapi) don't have much else to do with the 80's #1 challenge, it's time to unveil the exciting Side Hustle Challenge for Round Six. Back four or so rounds ago brother @LiveeviL2000 mentioned something about a Spaghetti Western theme, and hadda to message him saying... just you wait! It was planned-in from the very beginning.

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"The hooves of your trusty steed thunder down a dusty trail to a sketchy town, named Gamblers’ Bluff.
Now, long forgotten, this frontier community is remembered as a nasty place where poker was religion and justice often swiftly served by the man with the fastest shootin’ iron."

Dial in up that tremolo, crank the reverb, and wet your whistle with a taste of whisky fellas, ‘cause we're all headed down the olde wagon trail to the Wild, Wild West!


The above four minutes plus video of your grandpappy's pappy's uncle on the run from the law comes from a time and place your family probably don't want much to talk about. But, this here re-enactment of a portion of your dark family legacy desperately needs some dramatic cowboy movie music to make it complete.

In this challenge, RiffMasters get to create a Spaghetti Western style music bed that'll make Ennio Morricone proud!
RiffBastards can Earn four points by adding a suitably dramatic background bed that puts us into the movie and helps carry the awesome scenery and trail-poundin' action of a man on the run from the long arm of the law.

Remember, this don't need be any 3-chord wonder. Spaghetti western movie theme can be very cool, very experimental.
Do what you feel seems right. No judging. Just you, the video and the music combined in an inspired, creative manner.

Bonus points available:
Add creative sound effects, or stuff that ain’t plain old guitar music = 1pt. (voice, sound fx, singing, eagles, rattlers, whips whatever!)
Put it all together your ownself, using the same supplied footage so I don’t have to do it for you = 1pt.

Friday June 19th is your deadline if you need ME to edit the music to the video and upload
Monday June 24th is your deadline to provide us all a link to the completed video online in the RFM thread.

No RiffMasters Main Event Challenge is mandatory. Anyone can drop in at any time, and you should!
The goal is to have fun, challenge yourself, and share the creativity.

Below is the link to download the video so you may download and edit all by your ownself...

LINK TO DOWNLOAD WILD WILD WEST|


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Not that you all (except Sapi) don't have much else to do with the 80's #1 challenge, it's time to unveil the exciting
Side Hustle Challenge for Round Six. Back for or so rounds ago brother @LiveeviL2000 mentioned something about
a Spaghetti Western theme, and hadda to message him saying... just you wait! It was planned-in from the very beginning.

AcNr2U7K_o.jpg


"The hooves of your trusty steed thunder down a dusty trail to a sketchy town, named Gamblers’ Bluff.
Now, long forgotten, this frontier community is remembered as a nasty place where poker was religion
and justice often swiftly served by the man with the fastest shootin’ iron."

Dial in up that tremolo, crank the reverb, and wet your whistle with a taste of whisky fellas,
‘cause
we're all headed down the wagon trail to the olde Wild, Wild West!


The above four minutes plus video of your grandpappy's pappy's uncle on the run from the law comes from a time and place
your family probably don't want much to talk about. But, this re-enactment of your dark family legacy desperately needs
some dramatic cowboy movie music to make it complete.

In this challenge, RiffMasters get to create a Spaghetti Western style music bed that'll make Ennio Morricone proud!
RiffBastards can Earn four points by adding a suitably dramatic background bed that puts us into the movie and helps
carry the awesome scenery and trail-poundin' action of a man on the run from the long arm of the law.

Remember, this don't need be any 3-chord wonder. Spaghetti western movie theme can be very cool, very experimental.
Do what you feel seems right . No judging. Just you, the video and the music combined in an inspired, creative manner.

Bonus points available:
Add creative sound effects, or stuff that ain’t plain old guitar music = 1pt. (voice, sound fx, singing, eagles, rattlers, whips whatever!)
Put it all together your ownself, using the same supplied footage so I don’t have to do it for you = 1pt.

Friday June 19th is your deadline if you need ME to edit the music to the video and upload
Monday June 24th is your deadline to provide us all a link to the completed video online in the RFM thread.

No RiffMasters Main Event Challenge is mandatory. Anyone can drop in at any time, and you should!
The goal is to have fun, challenge yourself, and share the creativity.

Below is the link to download the video so you may download and edit all by your ownself...
LINK TO WILD, WILD WEST

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I guess I Unleashed Clint Eastwood to early. Lol
 
Cool things about sharing the penthouse is, with @ku and his nutty fasts all the time, It's fun to grill up a nice sirloin with garlic butter and rosemary just to... you know.

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@liveevil0000 has been brainwashed by his wife, so to get under his skin I just leave fun surprises for him and the seat stays up ALL THE TIME

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Same room as Bonzo recording When The Levee Breaks for the drums?
Beats me but it is possible with ez drummer. Vintage kit CC
I should add , it is of course full of mistakes.
I had a drum part that I used , it is the same one. It had multiple guitar tracks but it was to busy.
I could not locate the drum track so I copied it and doubled the track as well as repeated it.
The guitar is my HB HSS flat black strat in hx stomp.
Mail Order Twin model
 
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Same room as Bonzo recording When The Levee Breaks for the drums?
The C&C kit in EZ 2 "big rock drums". A modern version of older kits.
 
What I'm seeing with the current scoreboard is a bunch-up in the last places, outside of member jtcnj, (who should be oranged-out because of a physical condition), this round is going to be shaded by a battle for who can gain enough points to escape the intense pressure of the duel gauntlet in round 7.



Choose to not submit an "80's" or "Wild, Wild West" theme at your own peril!
Or, maybe you are actually planning for the potential boost a duel might provide.

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What I'm seeing with the current scoreboard is a bunch-up in the last places, outside of member jtcnj, (who should be oranged-out because of a physical condition), this round is going to be shaded by a battle for who can gain enough points to escape the intense pressure of the duel gauntlet in round 7.



Choose to not submit an "80's" or "Wild, Wild West" theme at your own peril!
Or, maybe you are actually planning for the potential boost a duel might provide.

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At this point I highly doubt any strategy on my part will differ. Lol
 
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