New songsguys, i've just spent 3 days in the studio with my band, and here are the 5 resulting tracks
They aren't mastered yet so not for public consumption. However, I have a couple of questions:
What should I animate first?
If I send out CDs with these on, what order should the tracks be in?
Any faves or dislikes?
(They aren't mastered yet so not for public consumption. However, I have a couple of questions:
What should I animate first?
If I send out CDs with these on, what order should the tracks be in?
Any faves or dislikes?
crab_bloke),
Sat 18 Jun 2005, 2:22,
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i downloaded the most appealing oneNinja, what a great title :)
/editation: wow, thats good for 3 days
...hehe soup on your 'ed
(/editation: wow, thats good for 3 days
...hehe soup on your 'ed
Vintage The badgers took my sanity... and my TV,
Sat 18 Jun 2005, 2:25,
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My favourite (probably different to anyone elses)1. Love Me Like You Used To (favourite)
2. Ninja
3. Soupey George
4. Submarine
5. Kelp (least favourite)
Anyway i'm going to bed, thank ye for the pleasent music before bed.
(2. Ninja
3. Soupey George
4. Submarine
5. Kelp (least favourite)
Anyway i'm going to bed, thank ye for the pleasent music before bed.
Vintage The badgers took my sanity... and my TV,
Sat 18 Jun 2005, 2:42,
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"Kelp" made me think of kittens moshingso that would be an obvious choice to animate.
As would "Submarine" which made me think of kittens riding the waves and the briny deep in a submarine.
My favorite of the bunch is "Love Me Like You Used To" although, with my tendency to mentally rearrange songs, I kept wanting to take out the ska backing and keep it as a dark, slow, bluesy number as the piano intro/outro suggested (kind of like Fiona Apple's "Shadowboxer", for instance).
They're all good.
(As would "Submarine" which made me think of kittens riding the waves and the briny deep in a submarine.
My favorite of the bunch is "Love Me Like You Used To" although, with my tendency to mentally rearrange songs, I kept wanting to take out the ska backing and keep it as a dark, slow, bluesy number as the piano intro/outro suggested (kind of like Fiona Apple's "Shadowboxer", for instance).
They're all good.
Shiksa,
Sat 18 Jun 2005, 2:52,
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oooh,very good indeed!
edit: Soupy George is indeed class. They all are, infact, but that's my favourite.
(edit: Soupy George is indeed class. They all are, infact, but that's my favourite.
Kamikaze Stoat £4.09,
Sat 18 Jun 2005, 2:55,
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