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Ride My Dreams - New Original
Here's my latest. It's a bit of a departure for me, not so much a ballad as my usual. It's one of the first times I heard in my head while writing it, what I wanted the production to sound like. Couple of flubs here and there but we'll fix'em up when my Greatest Hits album is released!
Thanks for listening and commenting. Ride My Dreams ================================================== ========= Do you see me me, In his arms at night Do I come to you, when he holds you tight, when he holds you tight Do you see me Do I come to you, the way you come to me The way you come to me Chorus Could'a held you hostage with a love that could not be It’s cause I love you, I set you free My love was a prison, you didn't want to leave It’s cause I love you, I set you free Will you come with me Will you ride my dreams Will you ride my dreams Chorus Could'a held me hostage with a love that could not be It’s cause you love me, you set me free Your love was a prison, I didn't want to leave It’s cause you love me, you set me free, you set me free I set you free I love you Come ride my dreams
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"A songwriter's job is to go digging around in his soul and come up with, and put to paper, what others can't express about the soul itself." -Radney Foster Ranger's Soundclick page Roy's Reverbnation page |
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I like your set up Roy! Once again, Excellent writing and guitar playing.
Later bro, Mike |
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Sounds great Roy. Lots of tenderness in your lyric and vocal delivery, and a very well crafted song overall. I believe this is my new favorite Ranger song!
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Very atmospheric production of a well crafted song...you have a very distinctive sound , great stuff.
Andrew |
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Thanks Jeremy. I saw your previous post. Hey man, don't be afraid to offer suggestions! In terms of the melody, I'll let that one percolate for a bit. In one regard, I was sort of trying with production and melody to capture some sort of "desperate longing" type of emotion. So I was happy to repeat the melody line with different lyrics arranged differently but I can see where maybe resolving the end of those lines differently could vary it a bit. Right now, I'm sort of "locked in to it" the way it is. Not because I'm unwilling to consider some mods, but becasue I've been playing it over and over. I need some time to lose the sonic imprint of it. On the production, I recently switched to Adobe Audition 5 from 3. I carried over the same settings; guitar 65 left and right, vocals 45 left and right. The other 2 vocal tracks were 15 left and right. I have noticed some differences in how Audition 5 works on reverb and eq. Changing the guitar to a little wider spread is easy. I'll try a little wider on guitars and maybe a little more narrow on vocals. Like I said, easy peasy to play with those settings! Thanks for listening and the ideas!
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Thanks Mike. Great to see you around hope all is well. Would love to hear some of your music again!
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Now this one I did like Roy, both vocals and guitar.
Ive already commented how your guitar playing has moved forward, but here I also hear a solid marriage of guitars and voice. Started off a bit shaky on the vocal front but then you got it together well and delivered a song that delivers a mood and a feeling, and I think thats what a song really is meant to do - and you achieved that, welll done mate !
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Roy I think this is your most articulate song thus far and really like the way you began with picking it. It builds into the "dream" landscape nicely. Vocally your voice is smooth and tender; nicely appropriated reverb too. I would have liked to hear it come back to the delicate finger pickin' like the intro maybe at bridge or ending but that's just the fingerstyle nut in me talkin'.
Beautiful song my friend; eric
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Thanks Steve! In may ways this is my favorite too. I'm always pleasantly surprised when sincerity of emotion comes through to the listener. Thanks for listening and commenting!
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Thank you kind sir! I like the notion of "atmospheric production". That is a great way to describe what I was going for in this one. Thanks for listening and commenting!
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Works well Roy.Has a restrained melancholy that appeals to me.I especially like the extended phrasing of the first three words in the opening lines of the verses.And as others mentioned the atmospherics are especially well matched to the subject matter.
Good one mate. |
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