Roland Chayer - Classic Rock Mix 09 Options

[Karen Carpenter]

An arrangement of 34 different songs of 24 different Classic Rock bands.

8 bands/artists that were not used in any of my 8 previous Classic Rock mixes.

Sounds of 1 answering phone message
Sounds of 1 horror movie

It's a 5:53 mix.

..., with love..., from me..., to you....



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[mrdoopey]

Thanks once again bud!! No signs of slowing down from you I see!

My favourite parts were the Stevie Wonder part. The electric guitar combined with his soulful voice sounded soooooo sweet!! I couldn't place that guitar part though.....what was that?

I also dug the Styx & Paul McCartney combined. What a marvelous fit!! Goosebumpy!!

As for the answering machine message, I am guessing it's Mrs.Orgasm.....better known as the effect you had on your last date?



Here is my list of songs that I could pick out:

Little Guitars - Van Halen (A guess.....)

Bryan Adams & Tina Turner - It's only Love
Janis Joplin - Lord won't you buy me a Mercedes Benz
Stevie Wonder - ???
Van Halen - Don't tell me what love can do
Steve Vai - Erotic Nightmares
Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love
The Moody Blues - The Question
The Beatles - All you need is love (A guess)
Kansas - Carry on My Wayward Son
Eddie Van Halen - Eruption
Twisted Sister - We're not gonna take it
Twisted Sister - I Wanna Rock
Honeymoon Suite - Love Changes everything
Styx - Sailing Away
Paul McCarthey - I love you (I think thats the name of that song anyway)

Any wrong ones?

[Karen Carpenter]

Thanks once again bud!! No signs of slowing down from you I see!

My favourite parts were the Stevie Wonder part. The electric guitar combined with his soulful voice sounded soooooo sweet!! I couldn't place that guitar part though.....what was that?

I also dug the Styx & Paul McCartney combined. What a marvelous fit!! Goosebumpy!!

As for the answering machine message, I am guessing it's Mrs.Orgasm.....better known as the effect you had on your last date?



Here is my list of songs that I could pick out:

Little Guitars - Van Halen (A guess.....)

Bryan Adams & Tina Turner - It's only Love
Janis Joplin - Lord won't you buy me a Mercedes Benz
Stevie Wonder - ???
Van Halen - Don't tell me what love can do
Steve Vai - Erotic Nightmares
Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love
The Moody Blues - The Question
The Beatles - All you need is love (A guess)
Kansas - Carry on My Wayward Son
Eddie Van Halen - Eruption
Twisted Sister - We're not gonna take it
Twisted Sister - I Wanna Rock
Honeymoon Suite - Love Changes everything
Styx - Sailing Away
Paul McCarthey - I love you (I think thats the name of that song anyway)

Any wrong ones?

The guitar playing along Stevie Wonder's "Living For The City" is a fantasy I did with the intro guitar of Van Halen's "Don't Tell Me (What Love Can Do)".

The Led Zeppelin bow guitar sounds come for the "The Song Remains The Same" Movie's "Dazed And Confused" (Hey! Tha makes two movies in there, lol)..., the orgasm part and with The Moody Blues after that.

All the drums, 'til Stevie Wonder's song, are fantasies I did with the intro of Iron Maiden's "The Prisoner".

[mrdoopey]

The guitar playing along Stevie Wonder's "Living For The City" is a fantasy I did with the intro guitar of Van Halen's "Don't Tell Me (What Love Can Do)".

The Led Zeppelin bow guitar sounds come for the "The Song Remains The Same" Movie's "Dazed And Confused" (Hey! Tha makes two movies in there, lol)..., the orgasm part and with The Moody Blues after that.

All the drums, 'til Stevie Wonder's song, are fantasies I did with the intro of Iron Maiden's "The Prisoner".

Good call on all of those! They work so well!!

[Karen Carpenter]

Good catch concerning "All You Need Is Love"... At what point of the mix did you hear it?

..., btw, I've completely changed the way the "Loooove" sounds on the original Beatles song..., I've made it way smoother.

[ChetDakota]

Little Guitars - Van Halen (A guess.....)

The VH guitar at the beginning is from Crossing Over, which was a leftover from Balance that was on the Japan release. It was also on the single CD release of Can't Stop Loving You, I believe.

The very first, single guitar note (yes, I can Name That Tune in one note) is from VH's Dancing in the Streets and there are pieces of the beginning of DITS mixed in with Crossing Over, through and after the Janis Joplin.

The piano part at 3:04 is Springsteen's Thunder Road.

[Karen Carpenter]

Hi Chet..., ' nice to see you back.

The Bruce Springsteen song is "Jungleland"..., I've arranged it with Styx's "Come Sail Away" (this one an octave higher).