Peer Song Reviews From Broadjam.com
Broadjam Artist: Hartmut OberdieckSong: industrial rockReviewer: PowerklashPositive Comments: cool programmed drum trackConstructive Comments: Nice blend of various guitar tones
Broadjam Artist: Hartmut Oberdieck
Song: industrial rock
Reviewer: Powerklash
Positive Comments: cool programmed drum track
Constructive Comments: Nice blend of various guitar tones
Broadjam Artist: Hartmut OberdieckSong: industrial rockReviewer: PowerklashPositive Comments: cool programmed drum trackConstructive Comments: Nice blend of various guitar tones
Broadjam Artist: Hartmut Oberdieck
Song: industrial rock
Reviewer: Powerklash
Positive Comments: cool programmed drum track
Constructive Comments: Nice blend of various guitar tones
Broadjam Artist: Warren HeinSong: G-G-Guitars full instrumentalReviewer: PowerklashPositive Comments: Cool rockin’ guitar songConstructive Comments: Nice guitar work…I like the live drums and if they are not live good job making them sound live.
Broadjam Artist: Warren Hein
Song: G-G-Guitars full instrumental
Reviewer: Powerklash
Positive Comments: Cool rockin’ guitar song
Constructive Comments: Nice guitar work…I like the live drums and if they are not live good job making them sound live.
Broadjam Artist: Warren HeinSong: G-G-Guitars full instrumentalReviewer: PowerklashPositive Comments: Cool rockin’ guitar songConstructive Comments: Nice guitar work…I like the live drums and if they are not live good job making them sound live.
Broadjam Artist: Warren Hein
Song: G-G-Guitars full instrumental
Reviewer: Powerklash
Positive Comments: Cool rockin’ guitar song
Constructive Comments: Nice guitar work…I like the live drums and if they are not live good job making them sound live.
Broadjam Artist: Ian RitchieSong: RainReviewer: PowerklashPositive Comments: Very cool groove and synth soundsConstructive Comments: Cool song…maybe a bit less reverb on the lead vocal?
Broadjam Artist: Ian Ritchie
Song: Rain
Reviewer: Powerklash
Positive Comments: Very cool groove and synth sounds
Constructive Comments: Cool song…maybe a bit less reverb on the lead vocal?
Broadjam Artist: Ian RitchieSong: RainReviewer: PowerklashPositive Comments: Very cool groove and synth soundsConstructive Comments: Cool song…maybe a bit less reverb on the lead vocal?
Broadjam Artist: Ian Ritchie
Song: Rain
Reviewer: Powerklash
Positive Comments: Very cool groove and synth sounds
Constructive Comments: Cool song…maybe a bit less reverb on the lead vocal?
Broadjam Artist: Uncle Spider & The Electric Dirt Clods
Song: Porcupine Alley / Heavy Metal
Reviewer: Powerklash
Positive Comments: Cool guitar hooks and nice groove.
Constructive Comments: Nice work programming the drums.
Broadjam Artist: Uncle Spider & The Electric Dirt Clods
Song: Porcupine Alley / Heavy Metal
Reviewer: Powerklash
Positive Comments: Cool guitar hooks and nice groove.
Constructive Comments: Nice work programming the drums.
Broadjam Artist: Uncle Spider & The Electric Dirt Clods
Song: Porcupine Alley / Heavy Metal
Reviewer: Powerklash
Positive Comments: Cool guitar hooks and nice groove.
Constructive Comments: Nice work programming the drums.
Broadjam Artist: Uncle Spider & The Electric Dirt Clods
Song: Porcupine Alley / Heavy Metal
Reviewer: Powerklash
Positive Comments: Cool guitar hooks and nice groove.
Constructive Comments: Nice work programming the drums.
Broadjam Artist: Margie & Art Corey
Song: Have a Beer Instead
Reviewer: Kate Carpenter
Positive Comments: Reminiscent of Bob Dylan and reminds me of “Where have all the Flowers Gone?” Here’s a folk song that questions the sanity of war and ends up sipping beer, contemplating at all. The guitar playing is nice, showcased nicely in the introduction. Favorite lyric: This is where I become a man and where my childhood ends.
Constructive Comments: Vocal seems a bit strained at times. The vocalist seems to be singing his own backup vocals. Might be improved with other singers joining. At 1:55 recording drops out and comes back in. That should be fixed.
Broadjam Artist: Margie & Art Corey
Song: Have a Beer Instead
Reviewer: Kate Carpenter
Positive Comments: Reminiscent of Bob Dylan and reminds me of “Where have all the Flowers Gone?” Here’s a folk song that questions the sanity of war and ends up sipping beer, contemplating at all. The guitar playing is nice, showcased nicely in the introduction. Favorite lyric: This is where I become a man and where my childhood ends.
Constructive Comments: Vocal seems a bit strained at times. The vocalist seems to be singing his own backup vocals. Might be improved with other singers joining. At 1:55 recording drops out and comes back in. That should be fixed.
Broadjam Artist: Margie & Art Corey
Song: Have a Beer Instead
Reviewer: Kate Carpenter
Positive Comments: Reminiscent of Bob Dylan and reminds me of “Where have all the Flowers Gone?” Here’s a folk song that questions the sanity of war and ends up sipping beer, contemplating at all. The guitar playing is nice, showcased nicely in the introduction. Favorite lyric: This is where I become a man and where my childhood ends.
Constructive Comments: Vocal seems a bit strained at times. The vocalist seems to be singing his own backup vocals. Might be improved with other singers joining. At 1:55 recording drops out and comes back in. That should be fixed.
Broadjam Artist: Margie & Art Corey
Song: Have a Beer Instead
Reviewer: Kate Carpenter
Positive Comments: Reminiscent of Bob Dylan and reminds me of “Where have all the Flowers Gone?” Here’s a folk song that questions the sanity of war and ends up sipping beer, contemplating at all. The guitar playing is nice, showcased nicely in the introduction. Favorite lyric: This is where I become a man and where my childhood ends.
Constructive Comments: Vocal seems a bit strained at times. The vocalist seems to be singing his own backup vocals. Might be improved with other singers joining. At 1:55 recording drops out and comes back in. That should be fixed.