Debut demo CD by Dogman, which consists of Dan Stoner, Sean Ketchum, and Big Richard's Randy Williams and Jim Weyand. Included are four original songs as well as a faithful cover of King's X's "Pretend", and also a "bonus track" that serves as a "tip o' the hat" to old friends Mike and Jake Williams from Mike & Company. It was recorded at CopperMine Studio in Quincy, IL under the guidance and tutelage of producer/ engineer/ guitarist and all-around good guy Alan Lawless in March of 2002. The combined writing style of Dogman's members remains consistent in feel and execution, yet is diverse in category as these songs move from the friendly pop feel of "Cocaine Jack" to the melancholy ballad "Set Yourself Free" to the metal-esque bottom-ended "See Me" and the progressive groove flavorings of "Spellbound". The recording itself is fat and punchy, with a very "natural" sonic quality (no sampling here kids). All in all a well-rounded demo that I was personally very proud to be part of (thanks guys!). jw
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July 2007: The following mp3s are from a practise tape recorded at Randy's a month or so before going in to Alan's for the CD. God bless cassettes : |
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