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“A Song of Gafoonia, Part II” by weAponX (song page, archived)

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Song
A Song of Gafoonia, Part II
Artist
weAponX
Genres
Progressive Rock, Experimental Rock, Comedy Rock
Captured
April 29, 2004 (14 captures)

[weAponX]

  Song Credits
  Composer(s)
    • Kevin Schon
  Composer(s)
    • Tim Wade
  Composer(s)
    • weAponX
  Engineer
    • weAponX
 
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   A Song of Gafoonia, Part II Review Count: 3
  PRIM. GENRE : [ Progressive Rock ]
  SEC. GENRE : [ Experimental Rock ]
  ADD. GENRE : [ Comedy Rock ]
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BRIEF DESC. :  Words by Kevin Schon and Tim Wade

Music by weAponX and Tim Wade

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Part II of "A Song of Gaffoonia"- go to listensmart.com/md2000 for PART I. Yah Baby.

weAponX: Guitar, Bass, Drums (ACOUSTIC, YAMMERHEAD), All Voices

Recorded underneath the Venetian Bakery (Now a parking garage) on Bay and Francisco Streets in North Beach, San Francisco sometime in 1984, using a Tascam 244. Other equipment used: Yamaha 12 x 2 Mixing board, a bunch of SM57's and an Echo-Plex (remember THEM things?). J&L F100 Electric Guitar (BLACK) out of [first edition- Celestion Speakers] Peavey Renown. Ricky 4003 Bass out of a GK 400 watt head, Sunn 2-15" Cabinet and GK 4-10" cabinet. Gretch Drumkit, 26' kick (same as was used on ScareScow). 1978 Martin d-28, Tobacco Sunburst, Shadow pickup system.

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Reviewer (#):   songritr (36)     List all songritr's Review    
Song Info:   Review Count: 3   Rate Avg. : 7.33
Review:   A dynamic piece with some really catchy guitar work and 3 part vocals.
Don't know why but this one took me way back to the Rocky Horror Picture Show.
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Reviewer (#):   AndrewHickey (10)     List all AndrewHickey's Review    
Song Info:   Review Count: 3   Rate Avg. : 7.33
Review:   The guitar part is almost Nirvana-esque... I can see the Rocky Horror thing too... sounds a bit like 'Flash' by Queen in parts too... very interesting, and it'll take a few listens to get all of it...
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Reviewer (#):   bobp (16)     List all bobp's Review    
Song Info:   Review Count: 3   Rate Avg. : 7.33
Review:   A very good song with interesting production. A mixture of styles shines through the varied acoustic/electric instrumentation. The guitar playing is engaging as are the lead vocals and harmonies. Some inventive guitar stuff in here.

Bob P.
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