TREE (Jam Band, Rock, Blues) Check it out

[GeorgeHarrison]

http://www.myspace.com/treetree333

Check out our stuff.

We hope you like it.

We will gladly crit for crit.

Thanks in advance.

~Tree :chug:

[GeorgeHarrison]

anyone?

[Lucasvar]

I like this stuff a lot. I listened to Blues Song and Jazz Song and I'm listening to Ballpark right now. I'm really into this kind of music, and as far as just solid bluesy rock goes, Blues Song was really great. The rhythm section really just held everything together and there was some really nice guitar and keyboard work in there. Some of the stuff happening on the guitar was reminding me of Jerry Garcia's earlier work with the Grateful Dead, and I loved the production too. Jazz Song was really cool too. I liked the jazzy chord progressions that apparently gave the song its title, and the groove change towards the end was awesome. Again, really solid drummer and bassist. Ballpark was great too, but I liked the first two I listened to a lot better to be honest. Overall, great stuff, I love jam bands and I hope you guys keep going with this and make some great music.

[GeorgeHarrison]

thanks man.
:wave:

[Short Leash]

Sounds great to me, you can definitely hear the influences coming through.

The problem is instrumentals are always only ever going to be total "meh" to me. However cool the guitar work is it doesn't say anything. Get some lyrics sorted and some vocals and it could be very nice.

[Ripping Hammer]

I listened to "Ballpark" and "Blues Song" and this is actually good music. Not really my personal tastes, but it is played competantly and you guys actually sound like real musicians. I thought the drumming was kind of uninspired on "Ballpark", but the guitar work was always tight. I also like the decision to keep this instrumental, and I think it could work well as a soundtrack to a film. All in all, Geroge Harrison, it's no "Inner Light", or even "I Me Mine", but your new stuff is still pretty good.

[GeorgeHarrison]

thanks to everyone.

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