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not my style, but the track isn't all that bad...I mean the sound quality like others stated below is lacking and it does kill the track somewhat. Your guitar tones are too fuzzy, but I kinda like the fuzziness, but it could be sculpted a bit better through better equalizations and maybe a better amp model. a nice phasing effect would be good on them too. I would certainly put some reverb and make sure your tone knob is all the way up for the leads, and try using the bridge pickups if you're not too get a sharper tone. Maybe add some bass here too if you can.
Drums are well done- they sound authentic and hold a great beat. Nothing expected less from Bad Man ;)
Vocals are really not that bad. i've heard the metalish vocals butchered much worse than this. it sounds like you're executing them well enough, but could use more articulation to hear more clearly here what you're saying but I can never understand people's words who sing like this usually, anyways. Just stand a foot or two away from the mic when you sing into it maybe, and definetly add some reverb to your vocals. some slow flanger would be evil during some parts too. oh yes, backing vocals and harmonization would be great too. Sorry for suggesting so much. All I know is that it lacks cowbell, er, I mean- some BREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEing.
Composition is alright- a bit generic and predictabale power chords and simple bends. To me, it just wasn't that interesting. You could add on more to the original song yourself. I would definetly love to hear a shredding, tapping solo to this somewhere in the track, that of course starts off relatively slow. and during the end, it wouldnt be a bad idea to add a ballad guitar dealy with a thick, reverbed, chorusy and clean guitar riff on top of the sustained guitar note.
all in all, keep rocking out man. keep working at polishing your sound and practicing your skills (not that I can hear any highly noticeable errors in the playing though)
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