Since there is some sharing going on tonight...

[Thatbastarddon]

This is my band, sometime around 2004-5, recorded at my place, on a DPS24.
I’m on background/screaming vocal duties...also playing octaves on my Schecter throughout.
This song belongs to the guy singing,and playing, leads...the other guitarist in my band...Tony.
The song is called “Prisoner”.

Prisoner

 

[eSGEe]

LOve it--- also love the BASTARD FACTORY -- :dood::dood::dood:

 

[Thatbastarddon]

LOve it--- also love the BASTARD FACTORY -- :dood::dood::dood:

Hahahaha! Thanks eSGEe. The Bastard Factory was the name we chose when we started playing cover gigs. We bastardize everything we play, pretty much.

 

[eSGEe]

EXCELLENT!!!!!

great concept--- and marketing tool! -- RAWK ON DON RAWK ON!

 

[Inspector #20]

Hahahaha! Thanks eSGEe. The Bastard Factory was the name we chose when we started playing cover gigs. We bastardize everything we play, pretty much.

Something I greatly admire...

 

[Thatbastarddon]

Something I greatly admire...

Thanks Robert.
We really don’t like playing straight-up covers. As a group, we enjoy our creativity. We enjoy the moments as they are.
The screaming background vocals that wound up on that track were a spur of the moment thing that I didn’t know I was going to do, until I crouched down about four feet from the mic, and let them go. We almost lost the track when band members literally fell off chairs in shock...wondering what the heck I was doing. When we played it back though...we liked it anyway.
The loud laughter in the beginning is also from a live room mic, during drum tracking...

 

[Session 5]

Well done! Sir!

 

[Don O]

Nice work there TBD

 

[guitarweasel]

Most excellent sir! Great composition, Great vocals, all around great tone. Very well done!