ACIDplanet.com Top 10 Songs

1: Little Eva & The Organ Grinders(Punkin' Pulse) by MrNatural

Sat, 21 Nov 2009 05:01 GMT

Vocals:... ..Little Eva
Guitars:.....Snott Ragg
Banjo:........Johnny(I Don't Duel)Flotsam
Drums:.......Perry D. Idol
Bass:.........Senor Nocturnal
Production:.Hollywood Vin Cognito's All Around Studio of The Stars: Free Pretzels and Beer.
Psychobilly Schhwiiing Music.
Dedicated to: Pete "Yeastman" Least....Many Thanks to all who created this Musical Mayhem.

2: Sent & Received by GUITAR RAN

Sat, 21 Nov 2009 05:01 GMT

I'm re releasing this as one of my favorites. I learned allot about production, rhythm transitions, composing parts and just enjoying the process of creating music. This payed off by you all making it #1 in all genre. Thanks for all your continued support. Me on Bass & Guitar's over 8-Pack drum LoOp's with the addition of percussion LoOp's. It's some easy guitar strummin but still ROCKIN !!! BIG PEACE 4 ALL ~Randy~

3: Taylorism (featuring Skyzo) by Tony West

Sat, 21 Nov 2009 05:01 GMT

Okay guys, we have a full day ahead of us. We have a lot to get done. Let's get to work.

Work, rhythm, produce, money.

4: Third Exit Right w/ "CRBS" by Schwin Dino

Sat, 21 Nov 2009 05:01 GMT

Third? This is the third totally different version deriving from the original bed. Exit? The end- there will be no more versions of this tune unless someone slides in vocals lol. Right? Because I believe we finally got it right. A BIG Thank you goes out to Ray Wegner and Chuck Brolley of "CRBS" you guys are incredible. All out great guys to work with, excellent musicians and top-notch producers / mixing dudes lol. You two definitely know how to make this music making thingy fun, for me that is the coolest part, having fun doing it gulp-gulp-gulp lol. Chris thanks for making me sound good eh.
Lead Guitars; Ray Wegner
Rhythm Guitars; ChrisB, Ray Wegner
Awesome Bass; Chuck Brolley
Bass; Richard Chouinard
Drums; Richard Chouinard, Ray Wegner
Ambient Vocals; Kemi Vita
Production Mix; Chuck Brolley, Ray Wegner, ChrisB on my side of the 400 Ray and Chuck live literally less then 20 minutes away yet we did this all via the net, next time. Anyway I hope you enjoy and thanks for listening. For more "CRBS" http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?AID=553996&T=5026

5: Return To Summertime w/ABM Records by Enaud

Sat, 21 Nov 2009 05:01 GMT

A slight re-do of "Return To A Summer Place". A little different mix to accommdate the vocals of Bobby.

Bobby does all the lead & backing vocals and the piano. I did the bass and guitar parts. Loops filled out the drums, organ and strings.

6: Eva natal DubPulseVersion by FLyweight

Sat, 21 Nov 2009 05:01 GMT

my version.good luck.

7: SOMETHING by ABM Records

Sat, 21 Nov 2009 05:01 GMT

Beatles song.............Very hard vocal song.....many range changes and they happen on they're way to my falseto voice.....LOL...Which I don't use to often....... This version was sent anonymous............. It is short by 1 verse we went with it anyways...................Produced by Living Lost Studios in accordance for Back Porch Productions........Bobby Meyer all vocals and slide guitar

8: Smashing The Opponent (Dj FuG@S_remix) by Dj FuG@S

Sat, 21 Nov 2009 05:01 GMT

hello! I present you my version of "Smashing..." I tryed to save the Infected's style and and added some of my style. I use the remix pack and vst. I wanted to create song in style of Mushroom of late 90's. Listen, enjoy and rate mp3 256kb/s for downloading is avaliable PS: I was born on the 20th of november. The winning in the contest is the best present for me!

9: Smashing The Opponent (Brother Ramirez Mix) by Rony Ramirez

Sat, 21 Nov 2009 05:01 GMT

Minimal House with some Electro, Latin, and Deep touches (132 BPM). I know that when I go more artsy and experimental with my mixes, that people react less favorably, but a producer has got to go with his heart...

10: The Unbelievers by Sloogasta

Sat, 21 Nov 2009 05:01 GMT

I've been really spending a lot of time lately trying different methods for capturing hard rock music and getting each instrument to stand on it's own within a mix properly. I'm always striving to get the bass guitar to rumble correctly. This is just my latest work in that endeavor. I suggest downloading the MP3 to really hear it the best of coarse. Anyone interested in what plug-ins I'm using shoot me an e-mail, happy to answer any inquiries. Normally I would not have the guitar playing against the vocals singing but, I wanted to work on properly placing each instrument within it's own area in the mix and see how clear I could make it. I will probably drop the melodic guitar off for the vocals later. It does present a conflict to the listener as to which event their ears want to focus on. Normally I wouldn't do this. I am playing all the guitars, bass, vocals and (cough cough ahem) Making my own half a$ sed attempt at playing the B3 organ...I really need to practice keyboards more.(grin)