Lonely

by Brando Quin

Publisher: Brando Quin and John Mahoney of RavenPheat
Copyright: © 2008  Standard Copyright License
Language: English
Country: United States
  • Compact disc $10.00

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The story behind the song "Lonely" as performed by Brando Quin and RavenPheat... I've been married three times and before each breakup there's that period of adjustment that both people are going through making it possible for the inevitable separation to occur leaving both people feeling lonely. latest review -"Feeling lonely...Intro in a mix between chroma key and REM. Vocals drive the song and the backing keeps pace well. The backing vocals add a nice touch. The backing keys/strings add a nice feel. Extra Credit: Male Vocals, Programming, Beat."--PeacePerception San Antonio, Texas April 26th, 2008. The #10 song from the award winning CD, "Brando Quin - Crossings" Music and Production by RavenPheat and Friends. Starring Brando Quin, John Mahoney, Todd Larsen, Tim Sadow, Michele Sarrett, Dan King, Ted Hale, Daphne Adato, and Sule Greg Wilson. Click on the Featured at Garageband.com button or go to www.Garageband.com/BrandoQuin to preview this song!

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Garageband review of, "Lonely" as performed by Brando Quin and RavenPheat [ No Rating ] 20 May 2008
"Dark and moody...This song has a creepy, spaced-out psychedelic vibe. Almost reminiscent of the Velvet Underground...the vocalist, I think he's got a great sound...The female backing vocals in the second verse were a nice touch. Look, there's some interesting stuff going on with the instruments on this song, especially the violin and ambient noise effects, I want to hear more of that!...this was a interesting song with a dark, spacey mood. Extra Credit: Male Vocals, Keyboards, Mood, Originality."--JKarner Madison, Wisconsin May 19th, 2008
GarageBand Review of "Lonely" as performed by Brando Quin and RavenPheat [ No Rating ] 17 May 2008
"Circus meets a somber Jim Groce...The music was a much more Neil Young with tightness and talent filled musical diversion...The guitars were nice and smooth. I enjoyed the simple strum and the overlaying violin/viola?...Some times it is just nice to sway through a moment...Lord Telmorn Altayon. Extra Credit: Female Vocals, Mood."--TheGuyNextDoorWM Shirley, New York May 15th, 2008
Garageband Review of "Lonely" as performed by Brando Quin and RavenPheat [ No Rating ] 13 May 2008
"RE: I Was Wrong...Singer has a good voice. Backing vocals are nice. Like the accompaniment--sounds like a violin. Ending is a nice surprise."--Cathynalx5 Claremont, California May 9th, 2008
Awards at Garageband for "Lonely" [ No Rating ] 6 May 2008
Best Production in Progressive Rock, week of 5May2008
Garageband Review of "Lonely" as performed by Brando Quin and RavenPheat [ No Rating ] 3 May 2008
"Mature and reflective...Nice acoustic guitar work. The overall vibe is more country than progressive for me though.
Sounds like a song to listen to after a hard long days work with a glass of whiskey and a smoke as I sit back in my rocking chair and reflect on life. Extra Credit: Guitars."--Lord_Gus, Calgary, Alberta, Canada May 2nd, 2008
Garageband Review of "Lonely" as performed by Brando Quin and RavenPheat [ No Rating ] 1 May 2008
"Dude ranch on mars...singer has got a great voice. so much character and grit. this is a song you might play to yourself drunk at a dude ranch on mars...drumming...[is] a bit sparse with just the cymbal and cowbell..."--Moodcode Ra'anana, Israel May 1st, 2008
Garageband Review of "Lonely" as performed by Brando Quin and RavenPheat [ No Rating ] 27 Apr 2008
"Feeling lonely...Intro in a mix between chroma key and REM. Vocals drive the song and the backing keeps pace well. The backing vocals add a nice touch. The backing keys/strings add a nice feel. Extra Credit: Male Vocals, Programming, Beat."--PeacePerception San Antonio, Texas April 26th, 2008
Awards at Garageband for "Lonely" [ No Rating ] 24 Apr 2008
Awards! Track of the Day on 23Apr2008 in Jazz
Garageband Review of "Lonely" as performed by Brando Quin and RavenPheat [ No Rating ] 24 Apr 2008
"Vocals put on the very foreground...Starts with a special drum rhythm. Then vocals start, put on the very foreground, a characteristic voice. I like the move of the guitars, accords flow around in a original way. The sound is full, there is a clear theme in it. The manipulated background choir is fantastic, followed by a solo saxophone. This all gets repeated one time more and ends with the saxophone.
There is a very good balance in the song. I like the lead vocals and especially the way it is put on the foreground (louder then the rest). Everything is very clear in this (theme) and the saxophone gives another move in it...So I just like this. Extra Credit: Production, Lyrics, Melody, Originality."--AlexanderPort Lier, Belgium April 24th, 2008
Garageband Review of "Lonely" as performed by Brando Quin and RavenPheat [ No Rating ] 22 Apr 2008
"Andy Capp's Theme Song...To me this sounds alt-country combined with an English or Irish drinking song. The song defintiely brings to mind the image of the stale atmosphere of an English pub at closing time. The violins were a nice touch as well. This is the king of song Andy Capp would be singing after being thrown out the house for beating the wife. Extra Credit: Mood, Best Potential Movie Soundtrack."--Misanfopic Akron, Ohio April 22nd, 2008

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