Gush (how great is that songfighter?) thread

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I like listening to melancholy music around the holidays so Lonbobby's Eerie Tune has gotten some airtime the last couple weeks. Oh soooo haunting.
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Post by mico saudad »

I'm in the process of putting together a sampler platter for my in-the-works "songfight events" web page and while doing that I put together a list of 10 songs that are excellent representatives IMAO of the diversity of talents among songfighters:

Glenn Case + Half Racks: Dark All Day (holy crap I love this song!)
Abominominous: That's Not What I Need (so friggin catchy)
Brother Machine: Foam Rubber (one of my alltime favs)
Future Boy: I Want to Get Better (from song I hated to song I love)
Starfinger: More Than Soup (what can I say that ain't been said?)
Carol Cleveland Sings: Run Faster (new but I can tell it's going to go the distance)
MC Frontalot: Gonna Be Your Man (the muppets backing just freakin' rocks)
Frontalittle Squad: Accelerator (hoblit's chorus just rocks)
Revel Yth: A Promise is A Promise (melt...)
The Sober Irishman: Tejas (I love the live feel of this)

I hope to put together more list of favorites, but I just thought I's share with these folks that someone really is digging their music.
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Post by starfinger »

i want to go back in time and ask Santa for more Children of God.

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Post by Adam! »

starfinger wrote:i want to go back in time and ask Santa for more Children of God.
Try asking the easter bunny some time around spring break. :wink:
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Post by Hoblit »

Puce wrote:
starfinger wrote:i want to go back in time and ask Santa for more Children of God.
Try asking the easter bunny some time around spring break. :wink:
that wouldn't happen to be a mix of your guitars with jutegyte on vocals would it?
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Post by Adam! »

Hoblit wrote:
Puce wrote:
starfinger wrote:i want to go back in time and ask Santa for more Children of God.
Try asking the easter bunny some time around spring break. :wink:
that wouldn't happen to be a mix of your guitars with jutegyte on vocals would it?
Damn, Jute, they're onto us. We're both named Adam, hence the band name.

I can't speak for Jute, but I'd trade you some Children of God for a little more Leabit.
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Post by jack »

Puce. the more i listen to your shit, the more i'm amazed by your depth. i've spent many hours lately listening to Pawnbrokers Stepdaughter while remixing it and man, i cannot get over how good that song is. you are an amazing lyricist. the arrangements you use are always creative and very well put together. and your production is arguably the best here.

if i could pick one artist to sign to a major label on songfight, it would be you. i know i've told you all this shit before (in person even, and you laughed about it and took it all in stride as leaf and i fawned over you waiting for tacos), but man, the body of work you've already done at your age blows me away.
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Post by Poor June »

yea i gotta side with jack on this one... you really should be signed... just amazing stuff...
but really i think a lot of artists on songfight should be signed...
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i think poor june should be master of the universe.
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c.layne wrote:i think poor june should be master of the universe.
i do believe the world would be doomed if this ever happened
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Poor June wrote:
c.layne wrote:i think poor june should be master of the universe.
i do believe the world would be doomed if this ever happened
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Post by nicegeoff »

Gush time for Ants (Invisible). What is this, anyway? A companion piece to the SFO?

I think it's great, and hope it never stops. So far, the "when it snowed" piece was the best, but you know....rock and roll with yourself.
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nicegeoff wrote:Gush time for Ants (Invisible). What is this, anyway? A companion piece to the SFO?
yea i've been wonderin' what is up with that... has got to be a reason each piece is only a minute long...
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I have been listening to Carol Cleveland sings alot lately. I was going to try and cover a couple of his tunes with a band Im in, but Dang! I cant figure some of them out, the chords never stop changing! Anyway CCS kicks Ass!!
Anyone have any charts for any of his songs? Crazy inversions and all.
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Post by Jefff »

I'm into a song 1516 worked on at myvirtualband.com :

http://www.files.myvirtualband.com/bass ... dwtsya.mp3

and a remix somebody else did of it (less interesting, but easier for foot-tapping):

http://www.files.myvirtualband.com/bass ... Remix3.mp3
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Post by Gazelles »

Jute Gyte fucking rocks. I can't get over how amazing 'Foam Rubber' is.

Roymond is very underrated, in my opinion. He's created some of the best stuff I've ever heard. 'Hey Ruth' is a favorite of mine.
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Post by j$ »

And mine.

I don't believe he is underrated though. I think those in the know know. And I know those in the know who know know that it's enough to know.
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Post by WeaselSlayer »

This is a love letter to The Special Relatives

Dear Special Relatives,
I'm glad we dig each other. I think all your shit is fresh and legit, which is more than I can say about a lot of people. Thanks for doing something new. Let's be married a little bit.

Love,
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Post by Gazelles »

j$ wrote:And mine.

I don't believe he is underrated though. I think those in the know know. And I know those in the know who know know that it's enough to know.
I should get in the know a little more often, you know? Know, you, you, know?
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Post by boltoph »

Let me just say how much I like MC Hawkings' "What We Need More of is Science". Absolutely mind-boggling! Definitely check it out and listen carefully to the words from the second verse, to the end. Somehow, I'll be most of you already have checked it out. Absofuckingamazing. I especially love how dark the music is, and how the robot voice actually kinda sings in some places. Who is MC Hawking?
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What is google?
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That's correct, choose another category.
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