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Original music may be posted here. >@^_*@<
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concorde1
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Is there a size limit for attached files here?
Was going to try attaching a flac. Not an allowed type.
Zipped the flac and tried uploading that. Got a file is too large. File size was 29 MB.
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Hi @Brian Hall. YouTube is maybe a easy way to post it? I don't know I never do that sort of stuff.
I'll look into it. Haven't tried that yet.
It is easy to upload files to youtube music, but they can't be shared with anyone. Looking into real YouTube now.
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Brian, if you want to share music you might just export mp3 from your DAW.
The question is where and how to share files. Testing something now with OneDrive.
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I suppose you know mp3 files are much smaller than uncompressed audio data.
Did you try posting the mp3 here?
Edit: I attempted to attach an mp3 file. It seems the forum software will not accept it.
Did you try posting the mp3 here?
Edit: I attempted to attach an mp3 file. It seems the forum software will not accept it.
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Posting Onedrive links. Recorded about 1983 or 1984 on a tascam 4 track recorder. The guitarist and I just messing around and making it up as we went along. It started with him playing the drums on a drum machine, just hitting the buttons. After that he played the lead part on one keyboard and I played on another keyboard.
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I wrote this song after receiving the Time Magazine issue with Rock Hudson on the cover when it came out that he had Aids so sometime in the 80s. Two people, our guitarist and I recorded it on a Tascam 4 track recorder. The guitarist sang it and played two guitar parts. I played keyboards, bass and programmed the drum machine track.
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For this one, someone had given us a brick of hashish. We smoked way too much of it and decided to write and record a song. Just the guitarist and I again. I wrote the lyrics and he came up with the music. It took about an hour to write and record it. "Pigeons from Hell". Probably 1984.
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Edited to add: Just the guitarist singing and playing one guitar part, I played bass and just picked a drum pattern on the drum machine. (A Roland TR909 if I recall).
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Edited to add: Just the guitarist singing and playing one guitar part, I played bass and just picked a drum pattern on the drum machine. (A Roland TR909 if I recall).
A long song call Reversions. A bad recording unfortunately. Too much treble and the microphone was not working well. Recorded around 1985. Again just the guitarist and I. I wrote the lyrics and we both wrote the music. He sang and played two guitar parts including some great lead guitar, just making it up as he went along. I played bass and keyboards. Don't remember what we did for the drum track. Nothing fancy.
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Some of the lyrics for this song:
Smoking guns and bloody knives
Count to five then take a dive
The ground is soft you might not die
Now's your chance to learn to fly.
Too much pressure, its building up
And somethings got to give
All the sights and all the sounds
Its driving me insane.
Grinning faces with empty minds
A manical smile
Enigmas confuse you
The tie that binds
You’re all machines marching single file
Now raise your hands and curse the sky
It doesn’t help, you’ll all still die
Winds of change blow across the land
What is new and bought and sold
Winter gardens of frozen fruit
Tossed on boxes of dry cleaned suits
Please hold her tight and fly with the wind
They don’t know, but its got to end
Your children are playing their secret games
Singing the songs and reciting the names
Rituals forgotten but passed on down
Adults miss the meaning of a childhood frown
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Some of the lyrics for this song:
Smoking guns and bloody knives
Count to five then take a dive
The ground is soft you might not die
Now's your chance to learn to fly.
Too much pressure, its building up
And somethings got to give
All the sights and all the sounds
Its driving me insane.
Grinning faces with empty minds
A manical smile
Enigmas confuse you
The tie that binds
You’re all machines marching single file
Now raise your hands and curse the sky
It doesn’t help, you’ll all still die
Winds of change blow across the land
What is new and bought and sold
Winter gardens of frozen fruit
Tossed on boxes of dry cleaned suits
Please hold her tight and fly with the wind
They don’t know, but its got to end
Your children are playing their secret games
Singing the songs and reciting the names
Rituals forgotten but passed on down
Adults miss the meaning of a childhood frown
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Very progressive @Brian Hall. Sounds good.
Another original. I wrote this one. Sang and played bass. The guitarist added the guitar the next day. 1984 or 1985.
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It has a Alice Cooper grinding alternative sound. It needs polishing but it has very good potential.Another original. I wrote this one. Sang and played bass. The guitarist added the guitar the next day. 1984 or 1985.
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Thanks. It sounded better when we had the full group do it, but never got a recording of that.
