I Scream Sunday is a hard rock song by Raz Rassel. The guitars and music were influenced by Judas Priest and Black Sabbath. To record this song, Raz used a 1976 Gibson SG Standard electric guitar on an Orange Rockerverb 50 MKII tube amplifier with an Orange 2×12 closed-back speaker cabinet.
A synth rock / orchestral styled instrumental by Raz Rassel. Recorded in 2001 in New York City.
Frosting Rules by Raz Rassel. This is what happens when I’m left alone on a Saturday afternoon with a 6 pack of Negra Modelo. Frosting Rules is a heavy metal song concept inspired by Black Sabbath and Ronnie James Dio. These are all first takes to develop a song concept, but I never touched the…
Gangster’s Ball by Raz Rassel is a 1991 smooth jazz instrumental experiment. I recorded it in 1991 on a Fostex X-18 Multitrack Tape Recorder. The instrumentation includes a horn section, which was created using a Yamaha DX7 synthesizer. This synthesizer sampling technology has clearly come a long way since ’92. My electric guitar was a…
Can’t Stop, Oh No by Raz Rassel. This is a power ballad recorded on an old-school 4track cassette multi-track recorder in 1993. This is before Auto-tune. I used a Digitech Vocalist for backing vocals, which was one of the first vocal harmonizers released commercially. The guitar used was my 1987 Kramer Focus 3000 (which I…
Raz Rassel covers the 1983 Krokus hit, Screaming in the Night, which was on the Billboard Rock chart for 12 weeks and peaked at #21. To record this song, Raz used a 1976 Gibson SG Standard electric guitar on an Orange Rockerverb 50 MKII tube amplifier with an Orange 2×12 closed-back speaker cabinet.
