Ultimate Rhoads

Hi everyone

I have been recording a lot this last year. The first nine pieces are from my new album Baroque Recital and there are also some fun ones I want to share (none of them are note for note but my own versions); Rising Force by Yngwie Malmsteen and also Chet Atkins/Jerry Reed's Jerry's breakdown

Okay here are the Baroque ones

J.S Bach

Prelude from BWV 997
http://soundclick.com/share?songid=9036121

Fugue from BWV 997
http://soundclick.com/share?songid=9036117

Sarabande from BWV 997
http://soundclick.com/share?songid=9036117

Gigue from BWV 997
http://soundclick.com/share?songid=9036118

Double from BWV 997
http://soundclick.com/share?songid=9036115

S.L Weiss

Overture in A
http://soundclick.com/share?songid=9036120

Fantasie in D minor
http://soundclick.com/share?songid=9036116

Ciacona
http://soundclick.com/share?songid=9036114

ha ha this was so much fun Yngwie Malmsteen's Rising Force
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LL5tNNPKYrM

Here is Jerry's breakdown
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3d5E1mYNtmk

My piece for the rrcd project was written for Ian's son and is called Oscar after him
http://soundclick.com/share?songid=9036119

damn matthew that piece oscar was so BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!man i got goosebumps listening to it!!!!!!thanks for posting!!!!ans the yngwie tune kicked mucho ass bro!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey Mattster .. yes ! the Oscar piece was very sweet indeed .. that's all I listened to so far

cheersxx

Oscar is a sort of lullaby

do either of you know on i movie (I have an i mac) to put sound to a still clip. The jv headstock is making me sea sick!!

Matt

Cpt Matt Sparrow wrote:cheersxx

Oscar is a sort of lullaby

do either of you know on i movie (I have an i mac) to put sound to a still clip. The jv headstock is making me sea sick!!

Matt

Nope sorry dude , can't help you with that one

Its about time, that I hear Bach music!
I seriously loved the classical pieces, every note has a calming tone which makes you feel at ease as well as a nice echo
Same goes for "Oscar"
I think you just made a new fan, Matt!

Hello David

Thank you! and please feel free to add me on myspace and/or facebook. I use both regularly and update on gigs and recordings etc.

On my files I have about 5 versions of every one of the Bach pieces that I have been recording and re-recording since I came back from the US in October 2008! It has been 18 painful months of trying not to get obsessed with BWV 997. I am playing the audio on as many different systems as possible to just give it the once over. I have noticed that my ears like the timbre of music to be dull. I don't mean dull in a negative way, but I hate the brittle-ness in what is often is described as bright sound. I like it to sound low/mid like
on the eq and to sound dark and sonorous. That is what I want in an ideal world but what I get rarely matches that.

Matt

I tend to use facebook more
No problem, I just hope to be half as good as some of the board members here
Yeah, I noticed how some moments in the song sounded a bit dark which suits the piece but do you tend to do that for all your pieces or just the classical ones? I imagine it would be harder if your trying to edit the pieces yourself if your not satisfied with the tone. I'm rather to eager to hear some more classical pieces though ^^

the yngravy malmstain piece is simultaneously brilliant and making me laugh.. good job!

LMAO!! I am glad you said that. I recorded it with my tongue firmly shoved at the side of my gob. It is great fun and at the same time hilarious music