Travis Dickerson Recording Studio Forum

new song is up titled "trauma wedge binge".

http://iminthehuzzi.tripod.com/binge.mp3

im using my newly given back Trauma custom guitar.
//just incase your intrested.

I liked all that crunching at takeoff.  you have fast sure fingers chris moss   crazy

I\'m still trying to figure out my recording software I got, as soon as I do... i\'ll be recording some stuff. Should be cool.

Anyways, I like it. Good job...

looking forward to hearing some of your stuff machete,
let me know when it\'s up  

i did a gift for everyone thats been to the huzzi,
http://iminthehuzzi.tripod.com

enjoy

obi wan has taught you well young skywalker

And here is my first preview track... first time using the software.

http://www.clanrock.com/Preview.mp3

WOW - that was shivery cool sounding! Do some more of those.

Start you\'re own page for your next one Machete, like Chris does, so we can watch out for it.

good work machete!
that was chilly.  i liked that wailing near the end.  nice touch
megan

here you go:

http://www.clanrock.com/music.html

"2 for the price of one"

new songs added

http://iminthehuzzi.tripod.com

pm or public?  pm or public?  public

flat coke.  now that is a great title.  i\'m going to have to write that one down.  although for me i didn\'t hear it echo in the song except for that last bit, the noise and screaming which in fact along with the lead into it was my favorite part of the song.  like a scream being run through a table saw blade.  i liked that metallic edge.  now i don\'t drink soda much because of a bad experience i had once with a flat coke.  you expect refreshing effervesence and instead there\'s this pool of warm thick heavy flat nauseatingly sweet chemical brew in your mouth.  so i can relate to that scream.

velvet.  this one lives up to its name.  level and smooth.  wish you had rubbed it against the grain a little if you really want to know.  velvet isn\'t always so smooth i\'ve found.  but i understand.  it was an assignment for college.  maybe that imposed limitations on personal expression.  although writing for others instead of just yourself can push a person outside their personal comfort zone. which can lead to previously unexplored intergallactic comfort zones.  so that\'s cool.  

nice of you to give steve a special gift.  i read his comments on the guestbook.  good ones very diplomatic yet harsh.  go steve!  i am glad you removed guestbook.  that one had a ignorant mean edge i thought.  now unlike steve i thought the trauma wedge binge had some interesting moments with abrupt cohesion.  they went by really fast though.  myself i liked drilla killa.  it is fresh.  although i agree with steve about how it is annoying.  the vocals are all choppy and syncopated.  they are crazy without rhyme.  but i thought that was the point.  and i really liked the drilla killa refrain it was velvet.  as well as that inbreadth in at the end.  keep em coming chris.

Megan