Prodigal Son wrote on Aug 18
th, 2010 at 4:15am:
Since I don't own a bass, this isn't really powerful sounding. Plus I used a drum track and it's mixed too loudly but I did think I got the Mick J. vocals ok enough, while the Mick T. guitar is very pleasing. Still, compression means you might need to turn it up or listen on headphones. Anyway, rip/slam/praise it all you want, here she is:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddUAPZ0Tnd8 Good effort, and generally good sound, but....
I don't think you should try to copy Mick's voice. My very first impression with this was that the vocals are contrived and not your "natural voice" as a voice teacher would say. Kurt Marschke can copy Mick's vocal tonalities very natually because that happens to be Kurt's natural voice; it's not yours. I think if you really want to be successful with other people's music, you should really try to
make the song your own, which you have not done with this one.
Let me take a step back for a moment and tell you that I'm not excited by most cover bands. I believe if you really want to make your mark in the world with other people's music, try to really
own it. You know, like Joe Cocker did with "With a Little Help From My Friends." He didn't try to sing like the Beatles.
I liked the fuzz in the guitar, but I would caution you to not have too much distortion - you have plenty. Also, I think you should slow the tempo down just a wee bit.