My quirky way of playing guitar

It's kind of saying this guitar is talking to the other guitar's notes. Kind of being in the studio thinking back of the 60's if you know what I mean.

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Cool! It made me feel happy. Thank you!

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Yep, a happy tune.

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Is Tropical Blues a thing? 😀😊😀😀

Edit: I LOVE THIS!!!

Haven't heard anything quite like it.

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To me, the tune has an Australian sound to it. I absolutely loved it! More, please...

I actually loved that!
Reminds me of 60s Acid music

Nice! I hear a bit of chorus, and maybe something else.

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Dick dale meets mento with fx. Nice.

Keep em’ coming 🤙🤙🤙

originally posted by: musicismagic
It's kind of saying this guitar is talking to the other guitar's notes. Kind of being in the studio thinking back of the 60's if you know what I mean.

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It sounded and felt to me like they were taking turns teasing and baiting 😎

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The whole piece is like the audio equivalent of a Fauvist painting.

There is a primitivism about it but yet you can hear they cultural stylization of its roots, too.

I also liked that the chord progression diverged from the cliché and expected rut.

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I love the heavy saturation of reverb and vibrato.

Fantastic!

I love the somewhat unexpected ending.
Very refreshing.

Oh what the heck, here's me last year around Valentine's Day (during one of our renowned power failures in SA) with my cover of John Denver's "Perhaps Love".

Of course its very different, I was mucking about for old time's sake.
And it's more troubadour than rock.

But guitar is always fun.

originally posted by: halfoldman
Fantastic!

I love the somewhat unexpected ending.
Very refreshing.

Oh what the heck, here's me last year around Valentine's Day (during one of our renowned power failures in SA) with my cover of John Denver's "Perhaps Love".

Of course its very different, I was mucking about for old time's sake.
And it's more troubadour than rock.

But guitar is always fun.

That guitar sounds so good. The lyrics you sing are having much meaning to your heart.

originally posted by: wheresthebody
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I love the heavy saturation of reverb and vibrato.

I used a sound effect called " filter ", it really gave the chords played along with the Dunlop wah wah something that is hard to describe.
Thanks for listening. On one part of the vibrato, I listened to it and well, its been said that I have a good balance in my vibrato technique .

originally posted by: chr0naut
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The whole piece is like the audio equivalent of a Fauvist painting.

There is a primitivism about it but yet you can hear they cultural stylization of its roots, too.

I also liked that the chord progression diverged from the cliché and expected rut.

I'm kind of out there on cloud 9 somewhere with my guitar playing. Distinctive and easily recognizable on the guitar forum.

originally posted by: MagesticEsoteric

originally posted by: musicismagic
It's kind of saying this guitar is talking to the other guitar's notes. Kind of being in the studio thinking back of the 60's if you know what I mean.

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It sounded and felt to me like they were taking turns teasing and baiting 😎

Exactly what I was trying to get across the notes on the fretboard. Did come out kind of quirky though.