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GraceRacehorse - Posted - 02/12/2014: 23:29:06
I recently made a clawhammer cover of a punk/metal band called Disfear and it just got picked up by one of the largest metal bloggs in Northen America! Check out the post and listen to the song!
nocleansinging.com/2014/02/12/...-disfear/
Much love!
Erling Bronsberg
Gus Bloch - Posted - 02/13/2014: 05:18:20
Demonstrating nicely that a good song can ring true in many different musical styles.
Do we now await Disfear's cover of Boil Them Cabbage Down or Old Dan Tucker?
Edited by - Gus Bloch on 02/13/2014 05:19:13
Marc Nerenberg - Posted - 02/13/2014: 06:28:42
Wow- I like your version sooooooo much better than the orignal.
Bluesage - Posted - 02/13/2014: 08:51:43
Yet another example of just how well clawhammer banjo fits into non-oldtime genres...
Well done Erling!
Mike Iverson
Brentk5s - Posted - 02/13/2014: 08:56:01
That's teriffic. When you hear him do it it sounds like it should be a mountain tune!
bornold - Posted - 02/13/2014: 09:23:57
Really cool. Me and a friend (who plays electric guitar) created a metal version of shady grove. It was purty epic.
GraceRacehorse - Posted - 02/13/2014: 12:09:17
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Originally posted by Gus BlochDemonstrating nicely that a good song can ring true in many different musical styles.
Do we now await Disfear's cover of Boil Them Cabbage Down or Old Dan Tucker?
I would give all the string on my banjo to hear that! :)
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