Better than pretty much anything else I listen to
Seriously.
Reviews for "A shot to the liver"
TheRealSam responds:
Wow, thanks a lot man!! :O
LOL!
I loled when I heard Samuel L. Jackson talking. Nice job!
TheRealSam responds:
Ahah yeah that was quite random to use that sample I know ^^ thanks man!
I Love it
and I love how it transitions from classic to metal.
TheRealSam responds:
Ahah thanks a lot man! :) The transition is kinda harsh in my opinion, yet it quite works somehow ahah
3.30 onwards = my favourite
:D :D :D :D :D = my response to this song.
TheRealSam responds:
:D :D :D :D :D :D :D = my response to your review :)
Thanks a lot!
Brilliant!
Holy. Shit.
HOLY SHIT!
This is absolutely amazing, I just wish you could have kept going with the melodic parts that stop at 1:15 or so, man that is some inspiring stuff! Though the rest is incredibly sick stuff too, but it's like it changes into a completely different song. I can hear a lot of influences from Meshuggah, heard of them? It's more or less the "progressive metal" aspect of it. I'm just wondering, are the drums programmed MIDI tracks? If so, what plugin/s are you using?
The entire song feels like it's taking you from one place to another, like a journey or a tale. I wish I was half as good at composing metal. This is truly inspiring for me as a musician myself, just makes me want to sit down and record stuff right now! Cheers!
TheRealSam responds:
Ahah Of course I've heard of Meshuggah ^^ even though I wasn't influenced by them back then, and even now actually (I prefer the "new wave of djent" ahah, with bands such as Periphery and so on).
When you talk about the "journey" aspect of the song, that was quite what I've been aiming at when I composed it, to go from one thing to another, sometimes abruptly, something smoothly ^^
Anyway, thanks a lot for your review(s) ahah :)