New (old) Gaslight song - "Our Father's Sons"

http://engineerrecords.bandcamp.com/track/our-fathers-sons-08-demo-exclusive

For a good cause!

Thoughts? I'm still too busy making questionable noises and excitedly banging on things to really form coherent thoughts at this time.

Sounds very johhny cash esque to me

riversedge wrote:

Sounds very johhny cash esque to me

yeah especially that guitar at the beginning

Yeah sounds a bit like I walk the line. I like it though, it's very different from the other tracks on the 59 sound

this is really, really good

I love this! Yes, it's a demo and may sound low quality, but still, I think the song is great and could have the potential to sound amazing if recorded properly. This is the type of TGA style/sound that I fell in love with!

I'm not sure how the song would've fit in with "The 59' Sound", as it's difficult to determine how production, especially from "T59S", would have changed the demo. Regardless of whether or not the song would've fit in with "T59'S", I'm still liking it alot! I hope the new album has stuff like this on it and goes back to a sound/style similar to "T59S" and "SATQ.

I know I've only heard Biloxi Parish live and don't get me wrong, I definitely do like it, but I enjoy this demo even more.

The fading guitar bit at the end sounds suspiciously like the opening to Great Expectations, prehaps this was included in an original draft of the album setlist?

Philo wrote:

The fading guitar bit at the end sounds suspiciously like the opening to Great Expectations, prehaps this was included in an original draft of the album setlist?

I think maybe it might have been the opening song... seems like an odd opener but i'm heard stranger so

Well I mean Great Expectations could have been at a different place in the album. If they're starting to play the riff it makes me wonder if there is a demo of this quality of Great Expectations that they recorded at the exact same time. That would be really cool to hear.

Of course, they could have just thrown the riff in at the end too and repurposed it later in Great Expectations. For some reason I doubt it though.