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| bud said 1144 days ago (October 10th, 2006) | |
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Thanks Joan The beat bongo thing was subliminal - I wasn't thinking about Ginsberg or Kerouac when I was doing the music - though I had just spent a week in Frisco. When I got home I thought about the cadence of Ginsberg speech and how it would offset the groove. Instant Karma. It's great for breakfast. Check out my latest song called try not to think
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| mikkinylund said 1135 days ago (October 19th, 2006) | |
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Cool Vibes! Ginsberg & Kerouac themsleves are the KING'S, but making music upon it is more difficult. You manage pretty good - it's a low-down beat, cool bass and drums, a great mix. I like the grove and the artistic freedom. Peace/M Check out my latest song called Fairyland (Satumaa)
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| bud said 1134 days ago (October 20th, 2006) | |
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You're right about G and K Glad you stopped by and checked it out. I wasn't aware of where this was going when I started it on the plane - I guess the Beat thing seeped in while I was in Frisco. Ginsberg didn't enter the picture till after I got home and started thinking about words. Check out my latest song called try not to think
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| said 1134 days ago (October 20th, 2006) | |
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yeah very clear vocals mixed just right. like the bass are you playing that, well it dont matter. oh yeah the barking dog made my week |
| bud said 1134 days ago (October 20th, 2006) | |
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That's Pepper barking while I was doing my vocal the old fashioned way - into the little hole on my eMac. Wish I could play bass that well - and besides I was on an airplane at the time. You doin a Loop It Or Lose It? Check out my latest song called try not to think
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| Youra said 1123 days ago (October 31st, 2006) | |
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Oh ! That loop ! I used the same loop for my first attempt here with GB3. I understand what you meant in your post in the forum (just because it's a loop doesn't mean you can't cut it, shape, twist it into something all your own). You give me here a great exemple. Super cool song. J'adore ! I going to listen to all your stuff ! Check out my latest song called Funkaboka
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| Youra said 1123 days ago (October 31st, 2006) | |
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Oh ! That loop ! I used the same loop for my first attempt here with GB3. I understand what you meant in your post in the forum (just because it's a loop doesn't mean you can't cut it, shape, twist it into something all your own). You give me here a great exemple. Super cool song. J'adore ! Check out my latest song called Funkaboka
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| bud said 1123 days ago (October 31st, 2006) | |
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Great ears think alike I noticed that when I heard your track - which I loved by the way. At the bottom of the list is my first GB effort - and I'm still working with GB1. Gotta fix that. Once again - welcome to MJ and thanks for stopping by. Check out my latest song called try not to think
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| jfaaz said 1123 days ago (October 31st, 2006) | |
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I dig it. On The Road Again! Makes me want to "Howl". Check out my latest song called The Marionettes Attend the Carnival (5.1)
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| bud said 1123 days ago (October 31st, 2006) | |
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Very punny Thanks for checkin in. Check out my latest song called try not to think
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| Schello said 1119 days ago (November 4th, 2006) | |
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,-) Suggestive, with beat generation..bhe that else!? Check out my latest song called Snozz'en (Cronik Mix)
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| bud said 1119 days ago (November 4th, 2006) | |
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Right What you said. Dig. Check out my latest song called try not to think
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| Warren Smith said 1091 days ago (December 2nd, 2006) | |
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Fugitive thoughts This is a very cool composition. The multiple layers of it are fun to try to unravel. Even though you know how it was done - that all of the parts are easily-enough recognizable - it somehow holds together as a fused piece. I love how you weave your own effort at spontaneity, with its word associations and sudden hesitant humorous misdirection, around the point Ginsberg is making (especially that genius is funny). Nothing you say is particularly profound, yet what you say - and how you say it - perfectly underscores the profunity of unpredmediative poetry. It's clever by not being clever! And that absurdity is percipient. Cool. You don't have to agree with Ginsberg/Kerouac about spontaneous composition to appreciate the value of the concept. Personally, I fall somewhere in between - trying to keep the verve of the original inspiration ... while not working it over too much and killing it with improvements. I guess I find either of the extremes ... boring. But perhaps every artist has to find his or her own creative-comfort zone? The Beats are particularly valuable because they present an distinct alternative to the classical model of honing a piece to perfection. I also like imagining you working on this piece in mid-flight, that while others around you are reading, watching videos, snacking and snoozing, you seize the opportunity and turn travel-time into a creative moment. That's pretty cool, too. Check out my latest song called Pushing and Pulling
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| bud said 1091 days ago (December 2nd, 2006) | |
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You completely got it ... and opened my eyes to some unintentional elements as well. I listened to the Ginsberg piece for inspiration, and then my attempt at spontanaeity was so halfbaked - but hey, that's all I had at the moment - that I decided to weave Ginsberg in after the fact. There were no retakes on me and obviously none on Ginsberg - and actually very little cutting and pasting. It all just sort of happened and that was that. Thanks for pointing out the humorous element - it's always been a favorite quality of many of the Beats. Check out my latest song called try not to think
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JOAN
transcontinental music man...very cool and laidback