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Punctuation counts (but vibe-editing doesn’t)
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Don’t mix versions
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Edit lightly
If two lines are wrong… fix the two lines. No need to bulldoze the whole page. Think ‘surgical,’ not ‘remix.’
When in doubt, ask the crowd
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God this song is so awesome, it may just be an instrumental, but its a goddamn great 3.5 minute long solo, i'd say it's better than the original by Edgar Winter, but then again it depends what sound you lile better, the original has more of a rock sound, this one is a thrash metal sound, so its faster, harder, heavier. Anyways, whats it about, ummm..... Frankenstein i guess, lol, but seriously, according to Edgar Winter, this song is what they would use to warmup either in the studio before recording an album, or backstage before the concert started, so it really doesnt mean anything, obviously, but it still sounds good though!
this song is called "frankenstein" because it was literally frankensteined by putting a variety of different pieces together into one song. I like this song a lot, it's got good bass and it doesn't stay the same for long.
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God this song is so awesome, it may just be an instrumental, but its a goddamn great 3.5 minute long solo, i'd say it's better than the original by Edgar Winter, but then again it depends what sound you lile better, the original has more of a rock sound, this one is a thrash metal sound, so its faster, harder, heavier. Anyways, whats it about, ummm..... Frankenstein i guess, lol, but seriously, according to Edgar Winter, this song is what they would use to warmup either in the studio before recording an album, or backstage before the concert started, so it really doesnt mean anything, obviously, but it still sounds good though!
Yeh, it's an instrumental and a pretty good one too
this song is called "frankenstein" because it was literally frankensteined by putting a variety of different pieces together into one song. I like this song a lot, it's got good bass and it doesn't stay the same for long.
gave Blitz a little breather, Winter would be proud.