Ku²
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...and just so you know, if you didn't steal those points from me, I still would have let you stay in the PH with me. (not that I'm stuck on that or anything) POP!... AND, the priceless commentary.![]()

...and just so you know, if you didn't steal those points from me, I still would have let you stay in the PH with me. (not that I'm stuck on that or anything) POP!... AND, the priceless commentary.![]()

That's pretty G'damn IMPRESSIVE for an "Improvised (sort of) on the fly sub"!!!!!!!!Well I have no excuses but I also had no time, so here is an improvised (sort of ) on the fly submission.
LOVE the airy bridge, right back into that wave smackin' ya in the face!!!Great stuff sir!
This TOTALLY reminds me of 80s WEEN!!! (Which is a GREAT compliment, F'IN LOVE WEEN!)Sounds great man. Groovy kooky vibe.
Thank GOD it's not about Paul, Gene Ace and Petey...![]()
Perhaps you thought this was gonna be about Paul, Gene Ace and Petey? Sorry fellas, LOL! Nope!
Might be fun, but I don't think it would be much challenge at all for most of you. Rest assured the Love Gun boys *could* maybe show up in the next ten challenges somewhere.
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Some of the best pop music of the 20th century came out of Detroit from a label that plain exploded, responsible for creating a whole new modern music sound. This don’t happen often! Love him or hate him, one Berry Gordy Jr. founded the Tamla Label, renaming it “Motown Records” a year later in 1960.
Basically he was able to fire up a hit-single factory, and launch the careers of many a monster talent.
As an entity owned by an African American, Gordy’s Motown label played a very important role in the racial integration of popular music. and unprecedented crossover success. Motown and its subsidiary labels gained massive sales and creative success managing to merge R&B soul with pop sensibilities earning radio airplay and wide market appeal. During the 1960s, lovers of popular music boosted 79 singles recorded by Motown artists in the Billboard Hot 100 Top Ten. And the music didn't slow down much in the 70's either after the label was moved to be based in California.
Your mission is to do a bit of a dive and create your own Motown-style cut, baby. Perhaps you wanna cover a classic favourite, or maybe you got enough soul deep inside waiting to create your own new smoov groove.
We don’t need lyrics, but if you're feelin' it, why not?
What we do need is minimum 1 minute of a believable motown-style soundscape submitted to this thread to earn an automatic FOUR points.
One bonus point for new original lyrics to original Motown style track (can be submitted in text only if you like).
One bonus point if you cover a classic and sing it too.
Two extra points for your original lyrics laid down on your fresh original track in a vocal styling.
Personally I got about as much soul as store checkout divider stick. I’m practically white as chalk. But, perhaps maybe I can work up a bit of a groove and make some sweet soul music? Time permitting, I'm gonna try, and you should too!
Let’s get it ON!
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Very kind, a lie but kind.That's pretty G'damn IMPRESSIVE for an "Improvised (sort of) on the fly sub"!!!!!!!!
Some day I will record something that resembles music, yours on the other hand is awesome.Awe sheeit, I wouldn't say anything if I didn't think it. Don't sell yourself short. That was a JAYUM! ... and, Thank you!Very kind, a lie but kind.![]()
Some day I will record something that resembles music, yours on the other hand is awesome.
That is really coolWalking The Line ( Round 9 Side Hustle 'Motown Showdown'
(guest vocals by Rey and The Churls)
Indeed it is ... TY!is that an original song/lyrics? SO fine!
Very cool!
THANKS, @frostyjr2 !Very cool!
Great Motown vibe, and ibmorjamn's dancing green skeletons are perfectly in time, too!
Well , I didn’t listen on headphones yet . I didn’t notice in lower vocal quality vocals but the song is great.THANKS, @frostyjr2 !
I did the vox all 1st takes on an old EV, with a fan going in the background, singing very low because everyone was home, sleeping. The thought was to get some scratch vox down so I can remember the melody and harmonies and then use my 220 at a later time. (If you were wondering why the vox quality was so poor, lol)
Me too. Lol.Well , I didn’t listen on headphones yet . I didn’t notice in lower vocal quality vocals but the song is great.
I am wishing I had a decent sounding voice.
I had to edit out and cut parts in between singing there was so much noise, compressor on every vox track and really tweak the EQ. If you heard the raw vox without music you'd get it, lol. I don't like my own voice though. Never did. I usually slather a VERY HEAVY layer of effects over my vox tracks because of it.Me too. Lol.