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Five (6), Ninth (1), The Infinites (4), MPD (2), New York (27), kilt (2), Murphys (1), Ultravox lead stolen here (1), Vic Holman Guitar Lessons (1), Yellow Cab. (1)
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The Infinites and Five Extra Arms met face to face for the first time in late April of 2007. It was thrilling to meet an entity that you only know through emailing GB files back and forth.
Jim told his version of that day in his 5 Ninth Meltdown, Now I'm telling the rest of the story, the true version, exaggerated.
Oh, and I must confess, when the chorus kicks in, I was playing this cool riff on the synth and I realized (way too late to change it) that it was about a 7 second ripoff of an Ultravox riff. Any Ultravox fans out there? Please realize this 7 second nod is out of pure respect.
Vic Holman taught me everything I know on guitar.
Lyrics:
AND SO THE DAY HAD COME
WHEN THE BOYS WOULD MEET
AND I HEARD JIM SAY
HE WAS “PACKIN’ HEAT”
SO I LOST MY COOL
AND I PUT ON MY FEET
AT THE CORNER OF NINTH AND
LITTLE WEST 12TH STREET
AND WHEN THE MAN ARRIVED
HE WAS WEARING A KILT
HIS LOVELY WIFE IN HAND
DOING JUST WHAT HE WILT
I SAW HIS SMILE FOR MILES
SHAKING MY EXTRA ARMS
HE DIDN’T WASTE NO TIME
TURNING ON HIS EXTRA CHARMS
FIVE NINTH
THE MURPHY’S WERE THERE
THE MURPHYS WERE THERE
THE MURPHY’S WERE THERE
THE MURPHYS WERE THERE
THE MURPHY’S WERE THERE
THE MURPHYS WERE THERE
THE MURPHY’S WERE THERE
THE MURPHYS WERE THERE
THE MURPHY’S WERE THERE
THE MURPHYS WERE THERE
THE MURPHY’S WERE THERE
THE MURPHYS WERE THERE
WE PUSHED OUR WAY INTO THE CROWD
THE PLACE IT SOON BECAME TOO LOUD
WE LAUGHED, “I CAN’T BELIEVE IT’S TRUE”
THEN WE DID WHAT ROCK STARS DO
WE PLAYED A SET THAT ROCKED THE SCENE
AND ALL THE PARTS - IN BETWEEN
THE TENDER BAR WAS SO AMUSED
OR WAS HE DRUNK OR JUST CONFUSED?
FIVE NINTH
POUR ME IN A YELLOW CAB
POOR ME, IN A YELLOW CAB
POUR ME IN A YELLOW CAB
POOR ME, IN A YELLOW CAB
POUR ME IN A YELLOW CAB
POOR ME, IN A YELLOW CAB
POUR ME IN A YELLOW CAB
POOR ME, IN A YELLOW CAB
POUR ME IN A YELLOW CAB
POOR ME, IN A YELLOW CAB
POUR ME IN A YELLOW CAB
POOR ME, IN A YELLOW CAB
POUR ME IN A YELLOW CAB
POOR ME, IN A YELLOW CAB
POUR ME IN A YELLOW CAB
POOR ME, IN A YELLOW CAB
ETC...
Hardware:
Hondo II Electric Bass (scratchy and black), a poor recording of a Dr Rhythym Drum Beat, a slobbery microphone with soggy potato chip crumbs, a blue guitar pick i found on the floor.
Software:
GB3
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Spot on! &mdash 05/23/07 - 02:29:29 AM
Let's start in reverse - the beautifully crafted shambolic ending is EXACTLY how it was! It capures the state of play as all those arms were last seen clambering aboard a yellow cab heading uptown (supposed to be the airport, so I guess towards a tunnel?)
Rock in the alternative its is. And so were we. And SO ARE WE!!!!
Love the "tender bar" line...! He was indeed confused by our set.
Great stuff, big guy - instant fave & DL.
Later!
(PS - what about those Skank Bros? Rockin' or what?) [ Reply to This ]
Blue guitar pick &mdash 05/23/07 - 04:59:44 AM
Love the line about the blue guitar chip on the floor(think everyone could relate to that).
Love your freaky lyrics, man. Love your style.
What is Dr. Rhythym Drum Beat and why don't you use loops from GB or the extention packs(if you need better ones)?
Liked it a lot, but you're not the next American Idol!JK
LL [ Reply to This ]
Bob Dorsey Wins American Idol Again! &mdash 05/23/07 - 05:46:22 AM
I think I could stand a chance.... Just because I can't sing and I can't play guitar and I really don't know doody about mixing. I just love it! How else would I spend my Tuesday nights? Painting? (I probably should).
Oh well, at least I'll never receive any death threats from those at the top, but then there's always Mister Mustard Seed.
Oh yeah, DR Rhythym - I was a master at programming songs for all my songs on my tiny machine. I recorded about 30 cassettes of horrible songs and the other night I was looking through to find a lyric I had written a lifetime ago and that's when I found the unusable tracks that I used here and in YOU DON'T WANT ME... Unfortunately, I spent too much time trying to degarble the drum track and remove a guitar track from it. Next time I'll use a large magnet.
Everything else was perfect for me so I played a new bassline and dropped another guitar track on top, some amazing vocals as you mentioned earlier and my signature synthesizer tracks to make it even more mud-like.
I can't wait to figure out a way to use the drum loops in a faster and more effective way. It sounds amazing when I find what I want, but who has the time to search for a drum track? Maybe I'll find another Dr Rhythym on ebay and plug it directly into the computer for a cleaner sound? Yeah right.
Thsnks for listening guys. It means the world to me that you voted for me.
Yours Truly, Miss Kentucky [ Reply to This ]
Hey, just a tip &mdash 05/24/07 - 08:26:57 AM
When using the loops from GB, I first decide on the right tempo for the song with a drum machine on my piano keyboard. Then I limit myself to the ones available on GB(this reduces the options). So, let's say I choose tempo 120, that leaves me with 20-40 options, not 250, and that makes life easier and recording faster. Sometimes, I think of it as if I'm playing with a really good drummer with limitations. Then I add some fills later.
Does this make any sense to you?
Just a tip.
LL [ Reply to This ]
That is a great tip! &mdash 05/25/07 - 10:14:36 AM
Thanks David ExtraArmbuster. I will use that smart advice.
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she'll love five extra arms. [ Reply to This ]
I'm back in time &mdash 05/23/07 - 07:11:21 AM
It's 1979, a seedy pub on Brighton seafront (long since gone). What is that noise on stage? Blimey, it's me. This is jolly good fun isn't it?
Thanks for the time travel. I need to do that now and again :-)
Cheers
Dick
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amp meltdown &mdash 05/23/07 - 08:20:45 AM
epic, chaotic and dramatic tale of an evening out. At the end, you make it sound like a fifty persons far-west bar brawl with aliens. [ Reply to This ]
My favorite part... &mdash 05/23/07 - 08:53:53 AM
...is the ending. Is that a dog barking I hear? I also like C.J's comment. I completely agree. That's exactly what I was thinking this was about until I read the description, LOL. [ Reply to This ]
umm...P.S. &mdash 05/23/07 - 08:56:33 AM
You do realize I mean the way you end the piece and not the fact of its ending, right? Everytime I say I like an ending to something, people giggle and think I'm insulting someone, but I'm not. I was not happy to see the song had ended. I just meant I like the crazy ending/meltdown/chaos last section....oy. I hope I'm not in trouble.
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*estella [ Reply to This ]
Gee Whiz, Estellie.... &mdash 05/23/07 - 02:06:09 PM
I'm out here pimpin' your wears, working my fingers to the bone trying to get you some work, some decent exposure and you tell me that the best thing about my song is that it ended?
You're in trouble.
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"Finally The End", said Estellie &mdash 05/23/07 - 02:09:04 PM
....and yes, that "dog sound" is me barking at 4 octaves lower than my normal woof woofs. Pour Me/Poor Me
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Ha Ha Ha &mdash 05/23/07 - 09:10:38 PM
Bad Dog! &mdash 05/24/07 - 11:07:33 AM
awesome &mdash 05/23/07 - 11:50:43 AM
it's like a particularly rocking Wire song. i love this. i see that it says share alike, but i will probably resist the temptation as I really think it's perfect as is. awesome job you guys. [ Reply to This ]
ANYONE &mdash 05/23/07 - 12:04:15 PM
with a hondo guitar get instant respect and cred from me!!!
the hondo 2 was my first electric guitar, and man, you can drag those things down the road, and they still play....love the tune, very underground mod/old school l.a. punk...i think minutemen.... [ Reply to This ]
Minute Men - Mike Watt &mdash 05/23/07 - 12:15:54 PM
You'll think I'm the coolest guy in the world when I tell you that my son's name is Hondo and he was named after his grandaddy - Hondo I - making him ...... (drum roll please, but not a muddy five extra arms drum roll, how 'bout a perceptual vortex drum roll....)
HONDO II
I think you know what I'm saying.
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Mines a pint &mdash 05/23/07 - 12:39:59 PM
Agree with dick on this, this has a real pub rock feel to, really rockin' and kinda punk rock. This sounds like a song about being drunk written when you were drunk .... I love how this falls apart at the end. poor you, Bob! You guys'll have to meet up more often, as you seem to be inspiring a lot of songs between you1 [ Reply to This ]
Pub Rockers &mdash 05/23/07 - 02:15:04 PM
"a song about being drunk written when you were drunk ...." What a description. The meeting was quite inspiring. I get tons of inspiration from everyone here. Jim just happened to be the lucky soul that met me first, so don't get too comfy with your windows open, I might show up one day to "inspire" you too.
What officer? I didn't see a sign? Private Property? No, I haven't been drinking.... Hey! That's my head!! Ouch!
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she'll love five extra arms. [ Reply to This ]
Rokkin' &mdash 05/23/07 - 01:27:18 PM
Love the energy of this song... that reckless guitar and the singing=very cool. I wish I could hear the drums better; a loud, cracking pulse of a beat would really nail down the song and double the rockingness. I really like when I see lyric lines like "Doing just what he wilt". Cool song! [ Reply to This ]
Reckless Guitar vs Drums &mdash 05/23/07 - 02:28:19 PM
I promise that I will not use any more ridiculous drum tracks that are buried beneath a few layers of other instruments that have been piled up on old cassettes. I like my Tascam as the mixing board for all my instruments going into the computer. I should just try to use drum loops and get over it. The learning curve can't be that hard, can it?
I like the drum machine in Reason. It makes so much sense to me. Any other machines/software solutions like that where you can see the entire measure and place your hits on the 5 and 12, etc...?
Thanks for your comments, PV - If you weren't so busy, you'd be my drum bitch.
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Pfft &mdash 05/23/07 - 07:05:49 PM
Oh great, you do me too much honor, quasoctopoid, hahaha! No, using drum loops is all way easy and stuff. Reason has a pretty good interface for making your own beats, so does GB if you don't mind using the pencil tool. Other than that, I dunno... I use loops!
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<a href="http://www.macjams.com/song/31157">One On One</a> [ Reply to This ]
quasoctopoid &mdash 05/24/07 - 05:35:39 AM
I think I'll try the pencil in GB. Maybe pick a kit and tap it out on the Oxygen 8 and go back and correct it? Otherwise I could drag the drumset into the room.....
Thanks Dave
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she'll love five extra arms. [ Reply to This ]
ultravox inside &mdash 05/23/07 - 01:32:01 PM
first i thought this was a neverending intro, like a bomb to explode ... awaiting drums and guitars to break loose ... but they didn't. No matter, this is very well done, weird piece of Rock.
(I could hear the hidden ultravox) [ Reply to This ]
The more I hear this.. &mdash 05/23/07 - 03:11:30 PM
..the more I wish that songs were written, rather than digital pix being taken.
The memory of that day is enshrined in song. Love it.
I am so proud to be part of this story.
Make mine's a Murphoidz...
Seamus [ Reply to This ]
Songwriting &mdash 05/24/07 - 04:09:36 AM
i subscribe to this point of view and i hate the visual pollution with careless taken digital pics, too. otherwise i have to say, that digital cameras are great for spontaniously experimenting with the media (photography) and they help talented people (without a professional education) easily to express themselves or to delevlop visual ideas. I think, same is true of making music ... [ Reply to This ]
Night Out &mdash 05/23/07 - 03:43:11 PM
I've always loved the punk sound of the late 70's. This song was true to a better time for me. A time where my heart was in tact.
How was I to know that 6 or 7 years later it would be 1992 and I'd be nursing this broken heart for the next 11 years!!!!
It was bad enough that you wrote songs that revealed the raw angst from which I suffer, now you're in on it with Braveheart.
To top it off with a big old "How do you do?". Deanna Sue got my Dr. Rhythym in the divorce. [ Reply to This ]
Johnny Numbers Seed &mdash 05/24/07 - 07:45:57 AM
Mr Seed,
are you in the banking business?
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And a spendid time &mdash 05/23/07 - 09:30:26 PM
was guaranteed by all, and you remembered it? Cool story line of a night out. Nice adrenaline rush with the room spinning.
And you found my guitar pick. What chords did I show you anyway? I only have two arms you know. [ Reply to This ]
Both Chords &mdash 05/24/07 - 09:02:36 AM
You showed me both chords Vic, and as you can see by the comments, the overall quality of my songs has improved.
I am forever indebted to you for your kindness.
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Catchy! &mdash 05/23/07 - 09:55:48 PM
Now I could lay some serious lead to this! So...is that 5 extra arms on both sides or 4 on 1 and 1 on 1? Or perhaps 3 on 1 and 2 on 1 AAAAHHHHH! I'm so confused! Anyway, I like your stuff at any rate! Have you heard someone who actually really can't play the guitar? I think you can play man. Sounds like you do a fair job at mixing and your singing isn't to shabby either. I think I'm gonna like this place. [ Reply to This ]
3 on the left/2 on the right &mdash 05/24/07 - 09:25:17 AM
Your lead would've probably taken this song to a new level. I'll keep you in mind for my next tune that needs a lead.
Thanks Ax.
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great stuff &mdash 05/24/07 - 11:45:55 AM
Craft &mdash 05/24/07 - 02:05:28 PM
i liked diddidit &mdash 05/24/07 - 03:40:59 PM
sorta ramones meets fugazy meets a flock of seagulls... just kidding about fugazy... all right allright I'm kidding please nobody start a forum post about kidding in comments. Great song dug it, like dirty in the streets of manhattan (by the way did you eat the potatoe chips off the mic?) [ Reply to This ]
Chips VS Picks &mdash 05/24/07 - 05:21:23 PM
Oh man, I ate the blue pick off the floor and left the chips on the mic. What an idiot!
By the way, my mother was the drummer for flock of seagulls and my dad was Johnnie Ramone (I got his height, creamy, pastey green complexion and cat like poses). Fugazi? When I was born, my father was sitting in the waiting room. Does that count?
Thanks ego. I really hoped you'd like this song as it got rather noisey at the end and YOU are one of the noisiest guys I know besides Thurston Moore, in fact, you are the Thurston Moore of Mac Jams, and I mean that.
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HOT TUNE &mdash 05/24/07 - 03:58:04 PM
HOT TUNA &mdash 05/25/07 - 05:56:16 AM
Thanks RacerX. I have to agree with you - this song reminds me of the time I was forced to swim through a river of pirhanna.....
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Let me just catch my breath &mdash 05/24/07 - 10:04:54 PM
That was exhilirating. Talk about back in time. Reminds me of something I would hear in Freebird - a used record store in Dublin where I would hang out on Saturdays and listen to music I had never heard of while deciding which only slightly scratched LP I would fork out my cash on. Outstanding. Peace. [ Reply to This ]
Breathless &mdash 05/25/07 - 06:19:13 PM
Thanks for the great compliment. We should all meet up at Freebird and relive the day, and buy some more vinyl!
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very cool song &mdash 05/25/07 - 03:29:48 PM
I have to agree with the boys about being in some old dirty brit pub rock n ouyt to this great job [ Reply to This ]
Dirty Pub &mdash 05/26/07 - 03:16:43 PM
Thanks Forth Window - I can't deny that I've spent a lot of my pre-parent years in dirty brit pubs. I guess my song is a testament to that! Is that a good thing? Boy, I better do something else to be remembered by! Ha!
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oh wow &mdash 05/25/07 - 06:19:57 PM
this remind me of something abit old school, abit of mix with the 70's threw 90's or atleast it has that feel for me. [ Reply to This ]
The 70's and the 90's &mdash 05/26/07 - 03:21:53 PM
Thanks for commenting teptep. I experienced both the 70's and the 90's and I think my influences from the 70's were indeed brought into the 2000's while kicking and screaming through the 90's. That's what I think.
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Oh Vienna... &mdash 05/25/07 - 06:59:48 PM
I guess I'm not an UV fan, because I didn't recognize the lick. Your synth sounds good, a nice cutting sound for such a guitar-driven mix.
On the whole this is a good sounding mix. The treatment of vocals and guitars is excellent.
What I'm missing is some bass. Until the end, there is essentially no low frequency content. [ Reply to This ]
Oh Vienna &mdash 05/26/07 - 03:30:53 PM
It took me about an hour to figure out which lead snippet I had unintentionally assimilated. It's from Sleepwalk. I sat there singing or humming and couldn't remember the words and couldn't get to my vinyl soon enough to find it. It was an honest mistake - I actually was editing my original synth lead with the pencil tool when I heard a familiar riff.
I continue to experiment with synth sounds combined with distorted guitars or banjos. I haven't gotten tired of it yet, and I hope you don't either.
I also noticed my smoking bass line is invisible in this mix. Thank you so much for the valuable feedback.
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Absotively AWESOME! &mdash 05/26/07 - 02:07:36 PM
Hey Bob, thanks for slapping me to my senses! I love this tune. Gritty, punkish feel. Reminds me in spirit of some of Captain Tractor's stuff. You ROCK friend and that right well!
Take care! [ Reply to This ]
Captain Tractor? &mdash 05/26/07 - 03:33:13 PM
Is he here at MacJams? JK. I'll have to check him out. Thanks for being such an inspiration. You, my friend, are the one that Rocks!
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Hey Bob... &mdash 05/27/07 - 03:23:11 PM
CAPTAIN TRACTOR is a Canadian band. Two best albums: BOUGHT THE FARM and HOSERISTA. They have a punkish folk-rock sound.
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"We are put upon this earth a little space that we might learn to bear the beams of love." (William Blake) [ Reply to This ]
Reciprocate &mdash 05/28/07 - 06:30:09 AM
iTunes has both of those albums, and now I do too! Great stuff! Thanks for pointing them to me. They have a real range of styles going on, from Dublin Lullaby to Snowman. Very cool band. Thanks!
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Pour Me a Glass of Yellow Taxi &mdash 05/27/07 - 06:34:28 PM
That would be a good soundtrack song for a Texas Chainsaw movie.
Might want to invest in a bass guitar or use a bass loop. Was a bit one dimensional, but I liked your lyrics and that blue pick. [ Reply to This ]
Buried Bass &mdash 05/28/07 - 06:18:20 AM
Deep beneath the cacaphony lies my bassline. It barely shows itself in the GB file, but after my iTunes conversion it sank deeper into the soil.
Thanks for commenting.
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No way a human being did this &mdash 05/29/07 - 05:07:49 PM
you're some galaxy stomping king of mars! Love it! Love it! Love it!
like GG Alin and POTUS jamming helter skelter in the bowels of agamemnon's tomb!
some steel toe'd kahuna riding the spine of god! [ Reply to This ]
Believe it or not... &mdash 06/02/07 - 06:26:05 AM
I hear that comment about 3 times a day!
Thanks for the comments. I can see the Pres US connection as my guitar only has 4 strings on it to get that perfect sound.
Wish you would post some more songs. Beestings and Lies is great.
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I likes &mdash 06/06/07 - 12:09:46 PM
We're all sonic youth &mdash 06/07/07 - 11:37:32 AM
Thanks for the comment, beware. Sometimes I think I'm Thurston Moore, but that's usually when I'm bowling.
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yeah, its the 70's &mdash 06/06/07 - 04:32:26 PM
There is some SexPistols in this one. Loads of attitude and right in my face guitars.
Would be cool to here this one with a punk bass guitar and a ditto drummer on board.
And you delivered some good vocals to this one. [ Reply to This ]
Your Face - My Guitar &mdash 06/07/07 - 11:39:57 AM
Sounds like a love song, don't it?
I wish my mastering/recording skills allowed all the sounds to pop out. I'm still learning, very slowly.
Thanks Thoddi
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rippin' &mdash 06/07/07 - 11:02:07 PM
Hey,
great guitar sound. the drums get a little lost though. Can't really hear the bass drum, so the driving force gets left in the dust a bit. The vox are fun.,the chorus/phase split effects work really well. [ Reply to This ]
Shredder &mdash 06/08/07 - 01:35:29 PM
Thanks for the feedback, racerat.
I'm about as good of a guitar player as I am a producer.
I have fun though.
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Punky &mdash 06/11/07 - 12:46:53 PM
I am bit a punk fan so this a wonderful find - I like the drum machine, it gives this a real retro feel - in any case those old drum machines sounded wicked on The Sisters of Mercy stuff. Great riff too and vocals too.
Peter [ Reply to This ]
SISTERS &mdash 06/12/07 - 03:40:51 PM
Thanks for listening. I too love those Sisters of Mercy sounds. For me, the bass lines were to die for.
Lucretia my reflection....
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Ah yes &mdash 06/12/07 - 06:24:06 PM
The Flodland album was so good - Bought the re-mastered CD recently - big improvement! The bass sounds even better... [ Reply to This ]
Better? Really? &mdash 06/12/07 - 06:35:33 PM
Wow Peter, thanks for the tip. I love that album. I'm gonna go get it and save the vinyl for future generations!
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Great balls of driving guitar - &mdash 06/11/07 - 07:28:51 PM
I hear some west coast eighties vibe going on here - a little Jello Biafra/Oingo Boingo thing (sorry bout the Oingo Boingo ref - but hey). Wish the drums came more forward - but when the kit's not miced and the guitar's on 11 - shit happens. Nice tune. [ Reply to This ]
Alternative Tentacles &mdash 06/12/07 - 03:53:11 PM
Thanks for comparison to those west coast boys. I thought for sure I was as east coast punk as you could get, but I guess I am kinda sensitive, so I can see the Jello/Elfman reference.
Well, I better have another latte and get back to the new soundtrack I'm working on for Disney. Ever since my challenging work on Spiderman 2, I find it hard to be so punk.
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holy mither! &mdash 06/16/07 - 01:56:49 PM
that was quite a ride - i heard all 5 of your famous arms employed. i absolutely LOVE the Fine Ninth vocal - and slight change of mood - then the murphy's came on the scene - more cool touches abounded. your bizarro harmo is wonderfully good - and it's obvious there is loco weed lying about and getting into the air in your part of the country. you delivered the goods and kept ON delivering, and delivering, and delivering.... bravo! anne the elder [ Reply to This ]
Thanks Sisters! &mdash 07/12/07 - 02:18:54 PM
I appreciate your time to comment on my song. Sorry it took me so long to get back to macjams. I love this place.
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Rock in the alternative its is. And so were we. And SO ARE WE!!!!
Love the "tender bar" line...! He was indeed confused by our set.
Great stuff, big guy - instant fave & DL.
Later!
(PS - what about those Skank Bros? Rockin' or what?)
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