Moonlight Sonata – Beethoven
Raz Rassel Rock adaptation of Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata. Raz used a 1976 Gibson SG Standard, an Orange Rockerverb 50 tube amp and an Orange 2×12 speaker cabinet.
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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…
Breaking Wind
Breaking Wind is an original Heavy Metal recording by Raz Rassel. When I started writing and recording the heavy metal song Breaking Wind, I heard the sound of Black Sabbath in my head. Tony Iommi is one of my favorite guitarists. Not so much for his guitar solos, but for his chord progressions and guitar…
US of E – Raz Rassel
US of E is a hard rock electric guitar instrumental by Raz Rassel. Raz credits the guitar influence to Ozzy, Yngwie Malmsteen, and Accept. Raz recorded this song in 2001 using a 1987 Kramer Focus 3000 with EMG 81/8 and a Marshall JCM 800 amplifier through a Fender Bassman 4×12 custom speaker cabinet.
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A New Life – Instrumental
A New Life – Hard Rock Adaptation of Movie Soundtrack A Hard Rock adaptation to an Arnold Swarzenegger movie soundtrack by Raz Rassel. A New Life is the closing track to the groundbreaking 1990 blockbuster movie Total Recall, starring Arnold Swarzenegger. The soundtrack was composed and conducted by Jerry Goldsmith. Raz adapted the orchestral track…
Hearto – Raz Rassel – instrumental
A hard rock electric guitar instrumental by Raz Rassel. To record this song, Raz used a 2000 Ibanez Joe Satriani JS1000 electric guitar and an Orange Rockerverb 50 MKII tube amplifier with an Orange 2×12 closed back speaker cabinet.