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I'mWithFatjack wrote:Good job, that is a damn tough vocal line to learn correctly, and yes it is beautiful song. Nice chorus thats a hard note to hit without going into falsetto.

Thank you! Yeah, my voice is funny - some days it works, some days it doesn't Thanks for the feedback!

.. but I wanted to point out that you are playing the accents in the verse a little wrong.. listen to this.. http://scottdial.com/files/n40verse.mp3 .. and I apologize for the buzzing low F.. I need to adjust the neck

Wow, you are absolutely right! I was comparing yours and mine to the version I ...

Hi everyone,

I don't think I've ever seen anyone post or even mention Dave's #40, which has only ever been played live as far as I know. Anyway, I think it's a beautiful song and tried to record a cover, which didn't work out that well. Fact is, it's a tough song to learn how to sing, but here's a ...

hehe. for early morning, it's pretty dang good. ;) the only thing i had a problem with was the tempo...it's a lot slower than dave's version, but that may just be the morning drudge. *grins* otherwise, you have a better voice than i do at 3 in the morning! rerecord this sucker, mate, and i'm sure ...

Hey everyone,

It's 3:30 am, I was just playing guitar and decided to record my cover of The Space Between. No retakes, no special effects, and I could barely keep my eyes open so bare with me


http://daroou.darktech.org:800/Antonio% ... -19-03.mp3

Tony

Maybe try smiling while your playing it if your not already, or bobble your head around a little bit, and have more fun with it.

It's funny that you say that because I've found the same to be true - if you try smiling or frowning according to the mood of the song, it very much changes the way you ...

I'm speechless... that's a beautiful song, fire. It hit some chords deep down I had forgotten somehow...

Thanks.

PLEASE CORRECT ME IF I AM WRONG, BUT HERE IS WHAT I COUNTED...

counting only people's #1 choice...



Firedancer86 9
Fatjack 5
Trippinhillbilly 4

Well, I think there was 1 for me.... from you :shock:

Heh heh, no worries, though. If the winner of this contest voted for me, I'm all smiles! :D

CPTino3001 wrote:I also enjoyed Daroou's version, great job man...

Thanks, man! You know, this is the first song I've ever shared online like this, and the positive feedback I've been getting has definitely given me the confidence to post more! I'll try to get a couple of tunes online very soon. Thanks again!

firedancer86 wrote:Roast...I'm 16

Only 16!! Man, that's unbelievable! I started playing when I was older than you! I was 17 and now I'm 23 - but I could only dream of ever being that good, man! Were you classically trained? Tell us a bit about how you spent your years learning to play, I'm very curious to know...

[3 - Daroou - Another awesome overall performance. I like your voice a lot and I know you said you sang your heart out, but it still sounds like you're holding back a bit. I think it's equivalent to both Fire's and Trippin's, but it seems like Trippin's more relaxed. His singing seems so effortless ...

but DAROOU...where did you get a voice like that man...very nicely done man...I believe you have the best pound for pound cover here...

Wow, thanks so much! It's truly an honor to me that one the best musicians on this board is giving me his vote! It's amazing to me how many compliments I've ...

Hi Roastbeef,

So I listened to all your songs - even all 3 versions of #41 - and I just want to say that I'm impressed! That last version of #41 is amazing - I especially liked the outro, although you strummed through it a little harder than Dave does.

Great guitar playing on Trippin' Billies - I ...

Alright, I do agree that it's all for fun, and I am very anxious to hear people play The Stone to the best of their abilities - including the mixing and playing with a band. But I'm most anxious to hear pure raw guitar playing talent, that's just my personal preference

Roastbeef wrote:Isn't that the case with any Dave song?

Very true! That's what I find so cool about his playing - not only is his left-hand fingering often difficult (crazy 5 to 6-fret stretches!) but his right-hand strumming and muting is also quite complex! It makes for a very interesting and unique sound