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| a unique sounding song with a catchy beat |
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| this is slightly different mix, |
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| This song has a good beat and was recorded in DVD quality audio |
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| This song sounds a little beatleish, at least the bass does. It has been a very popular song in Europe. |
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| This song started from a riff, then a play on words became the title and the song.It's just an alter view point to success. It's an ideal which I would imagine any really successful band would have a hard time living up to. |
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| An aggressive guitar solo made after fasting for 3 days, with no water and being locked in a room on the 74th floor of an abondoned building on the Lower east side of Manhatton |
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| this is a long song, its the epitaph for youth, thinking you own the world, also it fits the world as current, a lot of people are growing up in a tough world for a lot of reasons that start with home and country. The symbalism of american pie is just that, it is not reflective of the US but rather it is a phrase which most people can relate to. |
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| the guitar sounds similar to the White Stripes, a fairly heavy song. |
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| an interesting mix of instrumentation with
a different sort of chord structue |
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| This song rocks |
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| a little more pronounced in the vocal and lead instruments, left the octive low bass at the end to show where the punch in the song came from, different guitars |
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| Guy power, not a dig against the ladies, simply a comment on people who cling, life is real |
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Label: shopping
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| You just never know who your next door neighbor is |
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| a little jab at pop music |
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| it's a song that came to be as another song was being worked on. |
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| This is a blues song and it does well in a live setting.Although I don't own a strat, really don't play a strat, I have to confess I wrote this song with a strat in my hand. I wonder in that case if tone affected the composition. This song went through a number of word and title changes. I was very reluctant to include the word Baby in it because of all the bad hype that songwriting books try to lay on us. In the end I thought of the words to another song, "Baby, Baby, don't get hooked on me" so after that I said to hell with the songwriting rules.
Royce Kletke played guitar on this song as well and did a real nice first guitar solo. |
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| With a riff, a song that just about everyone can identify with unless you're a self made man or woman. Royce Kletke played guitar and sang on this song as well. Thanks Royce, we once had a good band. |
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| The Blues Man |
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| It's different, harmony guitar, kind of riffy with rythm, I like the chorus, |
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| A very strange song to put together, incredibly hot when I wrote it, couldn't remember the chord structure with the words so it took a lot of practice, I liked the way the words flowed and when it was finished I thought it sounded kind of like ELO. I entered this one into the International Songwriting Competition.
http://www.songwritingcompetition.com/ |
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| Why Did Aliens Put That On My TV? |
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| This song is for War Child |
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| An acoustic accented electric power pop song |
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| This tune is a little different that most of Spunky Munkeys other songs. |
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| This song is about finding the person You R.
Who are you really? |
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Label: not licensed
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| Started off with the beginning guitar part and the words Thick of It. Started to come together then I realized what the title meant to me, basically don't take any crap, not necessarily a fight but stand up for what you are, especially against the attitude guys out there. The bullies are the 'Little Big Boys with their Daddy's toys" |
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| Vocals could have been recorded better on this song, the song has so many words so quickly that pure oxygen might have helped the vocal delivery. |
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| The drum beat changed this song. Originally written in more poppish fashion, took a while to get it right, lots of mixdowns. |
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| She loves me, she loves me not |
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| here is where the other version came from,
creativity in process, one take, no metronome, no effects, just me and a guitar,
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| This is a song which I used to play live a lot. The riff part is lots of fun to do as a group. I don't do lead during riff part when playing live, the interaction between the guitar, bass and drums is enough. |
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| A lot of processing was done on this song. It is not one of Spunky Munkeys personal favourites but apparently some people like it. |
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| just rock and emotion |
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| Performed by Beccy, friend of Spunky Munkey |
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| This song examines the issue of the Dream Makers, that is, the ones that steal the dreams away from people who are naive. By the time they are 30 their dreams have died. I suggest you listen with headphones, the soundscape is very interesting. |
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| there's trouble at the street level |
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| A Good Rocking tune that goes over well live. |
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| A concept song about a relationship. It is a interesting mix with a heavier part and the accoustic guitar. The instrumental sound at the end is haunting and very different. |
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| This song is the only true instrumental song I have ever written. It was interesting to write as it came together in a number of sections of chord patterns. |
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| The Zodiac is based on the serial killer of the same name who was never caught. I tried to associate a reason for an individual such as this. It was interesting to write, a lot of chord changes. I like the solo. |
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| eventually would like to remix this as a techno |
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| take a stand, "stand up and shake the undertaker" |
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| pushing the limits |
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| Very good driving bass sound, the words are meant to say lots, |
CD: New CD untitled as of yet
Label: may be released with new CD
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