Yeah I was going for a mix of Sabbath & AC/DC and with a dash of Velvet Revolver to modern it up a bitninjaRiv said:It's very reminiscent of Black Sabbath's Iron Man but it's still its own song. Sounds like it should be on the Iron Man 3 soundtrack.
Listening again And I hear the Velvet Revolver, a little. You got it just right!MiracleOfSound said:Yeah I was going for a mix of Sabbath & AC/DC and with a dash of Velvet Revolver to modern it up a bitninjaRiv said:It's very reminiscent of Black Sabbath's Iron Man but it's still its own song. Sounds like it should be on the Iron Man 3 soundtrack.
Got lots of new music gear this month so it was a fun song to play around with new compressors and things. Very happy with guitar tone & vocal clarity on this song
Funny, cause for some reason I'm getting a ZZ Top feel out of it...MiracleOfSound said:Yeah I was going for a mix of Sabbath & AC/DC and with a dash of Velvet Revolver to modern it up a bitninjaRiv said:It's very reminiscent of Black Sabbath's Iron Man but it's still its own song. Sounds like it should be on the Iron Man 3 soundtrack.
Got lots of new music gear this month so it was a fun song to play around with new compressors and things. Very happy with guitar tone & vocal clarity on this song
There's a double meaning to the lyrics - the 'Iron Skin' is actually about Tony trying to deal with anxiety attacks and how that contradicts his outwardly solid & composed nature. Might make a difference when you see it that wayLarcenist said:It is a good song and I never say no to a heavier sound, but I think you just might've set my expectation standards incredibly high in regard to your capturing of the subject's essence (seeing as how you captured both the game and player perspective of Dark Souls perfectly, as well as managing to put the essence of Infinite in a 6½ minute song - something that makes me think Tony Stark could be well more elaborated upon in a Miracle of Sound song).
I was about to post something similar regarding the lyrics but this makes sense. Tony doesn't deal with his anxiety, or does a very poor job of it, and hides behind his created persona. At first I thought you meant the iron skin was a new term for anxiety, which would have totally passed me by. It does mean more now; thanks for the clarification. (I should really know better than to take lyrics at face value after all these years!)MiracleOfSound said:There's a double meaning to the lyrics - the 'Iron Skin' is actually about Tony trying to deal with anxiety attacks and how that contradicts his outwardly solid & composed nature. Might make a difference when you see it that way
Well then all I can do is clap and admit you got me good. Following Dream of the Sky I spent most focus on the music and didn't think three times about the lyrical wonders that you tend to pull as well. Keep up the great work!MiracleOfSound said:There's a double meaning to the lyrics - the 'Iron Skin' is actually about Tony trying to deal with anxiety attacks and how that contradicts his outwardly solid & composed nature. Might make a difference when you see it that wayLarcenist said:It is a good song and I never say no to a heavier sound, but I think you just might've set my expectation standards incredibly high in regard to your capturing of the subject's essence (seeing as how you captured both the game and player perspective of Dark Souls perfectly, as well as managing to put the essence of Infinite in a 6½ minute song - something that makes me think Tony Stark could be well more elaborated upon in a Miracle of Sound song).