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ItsMe New Album "In Acoustic Lalaland"
Directly from Boston we receive a wonderful pack of eleven songs by our member ItsMe, all bundled in a sweet sounding album named "In Acoustic Lalaland" You can listen to this wonderful mix of acoustic ballads sparkled with blues & funk HERE!
Not only does our member play guitar but also sing, and pretty well we might add 
For the tech savvy guys out there here's a little insight on the recording process, quoting the author: "All the recording was done with a Lexicon Omega and my Laptop using Cakewalk 7 Producer Edition. I use a Tbone SCT700 Tube MIc an AKG Perception 220 and a LD Systems 1122 (great budget lardge diaphragm condensor) into a PresonusOne Tube Pre. I used a Taylor BigBaby and for the song " Hang the clown" a Yamaha AX-series acoustic with a Piezo and Preamp into a Washburn Soloist. The drums are ezdrummer plus some programming i dd on cheap e-drum kit through ezdrummer" - Available on iTunes now too!
GMCers Zen and Sollesnes have been working together to bring us this jaw-dropping Megadeth collab: enjoy Symphony Of Destruction!
Here are some of the great additions we have enjoyed lately, uploaded by our members in our boards:
A few months ago Zen shared with us one of his great Maiden covers, and here's a new track he just covered with awesome playing, tone, video editing & attitude, enjoy Run to The Hills
Our dear Staffay never rests either, and here's a new version he just recorded of a Phil Lynott classic, "Don't believe a word", as usual Staffay plays it all and even programmed the drums etc. He says it's just a simple demo but it sounds so good you shouldn't miss it, just Click Here!
Time for heavier stuff now, Stringhammer took the time to record this hard theme from Nevermore, including Jeff Loomis solo in "The River Dragon Has Come", the video is done nicely too.
One last milder track from Machogriz, a sweet sounding, perfectly executed version of John Mayer's "Perfectly Lonely", played over the original. You can leave your comments about it here.
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