Central America

Much like Dan's track, this one has been hanging around with me for years. I came up with the verse chords during heavy tokes of Suburban Light by Clientèle and their somber 7th chords (That album is a dream. I couldn't really get into anything else by them, but oh boy that album was a doozy. Listening to it takes me back to the pot filled days of printing t-shirts and hanging out by myself alot, most driving around. A bowl and a butt on the way to work, at lunch and on the way home everyday. I actually had the chance to see them at Maxwells. This was pre-smoking ban, I brought a little one hitter in with me. Being the tall fella that I am, I would duck down in a half-question mark position when it was time to indulge. Normally this would have been no problem, but there was a female dwarf in the audience that night. Every time I did my thing, I was eye level with her, her bring much more comfortable than I, posture and paranoidly speaking. Her expressions pointed out to me that this was a brand new world for her. But I mean, c'mon, it was the Clientèle, and that was the only way I knew how to listen to them! Sadly I remember more of that story then I do of the bands performance.) ANYWAY, I called this one Central America, just because I thought it'd be a cool name for a song.

Chords are G7 and D7 during the verse
Amaj7, Cmaj7, Amaj7, E for the chorus
79.4 BPM (don't ask)

http://hangoutcollective.bandcamp.com/track/central-america

In the end I'd probably re-record the guitars, but I'd like to see where someone can take it first. Hell, feel free to scrap the whole chorus! I laid this one down fairly quickly tonight and did some Reamping and layered on some different sounds. Although I rushed through it tonight, I definitely dug my first experiment in reamping, I feel like it will definitely help me "dial in" better guitar sounds when recording myself.