February 19th, 2006 @ 9:09PM
Couple new things...
my band links: www.myspace.com/anvilheavy
www.purevolume.com/anvilheavy
my links: www.purevolume.com/bluedeliverance
www.myspace.com/frickingokarts
February 19th, 2006 @ 9:09PM
Couple new things...
my band links: www.myspace.com/anvilheavy
www.purevolume.com/anvilheavy
my links: www.purevolume.com/bluedeliverance
November 27th, 2005 @ 10:48PM
What with school and girls, my music has suffered alot. But I'd like to get a few more tracks on the site before the year runs out. Alot more experimental guitar is on the way. You been warned!
December 25th, 2004 @ 11:23PM
Sweet merciful holy CRAP, is this CD good. It's Seal's acoustic track of his "Best Of" album... basically what this CD does is strip down the heavily-layered tracks from Seal's yester-years to plain and simple acoustice instruments. That doesn't neccessarily mean Trevor Horn's knack for quirky arranging doesn't come into play at all, however. The most obvious instruments, such as guitar and piano, are here, but a few odd things come into play as well; the credits list one person as being responsible for "stomping on boxes and banging on various household items" as well as "percussion/drums."
From this credit we see two things: 1) Zip ties come into play often, and 2) Everyone seemed to have a fun time making the album, as can be seen in the lighthearted rendition of "Waiting For You," which has Seal apparently laughing near the end.
The regular collection of Seal's Best Of includeds many of his biggest singles from his 1991 acid jazz-y album to his motown/blues 2003 record. Thankfully, he doesn't shy away from his critically criticized album of '98, which was his most touching, raw one to date. Also collected are a few odds and ends from different soundtracks that were quite annoying to have to get otherwise... like "Fly Like An Eagle," from the Space Jam soundtrack and "Lips Like Sugar" from the 50 First Days soundtrack.
Also, as a nice bonus, Seal has throw in his signature-branded cover of "Walk On By," which stuck in my head for weeks and made this my most anticipated albums for Christmas. Laura Nyro also did a cover of this song awhile back, and, more commmercially, so did Burt Bacharach with somebody-or-other.
Definitely a must-buy. In my Top 10 Album List. 5/5
December 9th, 2004 @ 8:19PM
A Christmas song is now up on my page, mixed with harmonies by the all-powerful Fred Miller. Kudos to you, Fred, and a Merry Christmas to ya'll while we're at it.
November 25th, 2004 @ 10:14PM
Bad news, yo. The program I use to record my songs, ACID 2.0, is now demanding a charge for their already faggot-ass program, and I just can't afford the money right now. So for awhile, don't expect any brand new tunes. ~11.25.04
November 9th, 2004 @ 12:31AM
I've got a cover of "The Hammer Song" up now. It's an old folk song from the 60's-70's, but sadly, I forgot who wrote the tune! If you know, please drop me a line, yo...
October 25th, 2004 @ 10:57PM
Well, I finally finished production on "Jackie's Song." Boy, that thing was a bitch--unlike its inspiration--and still is lacking a few touches here and there.
