JANUARY 12th
Heuristics Inc. releases new CD "Your domestic problems are completely solved"
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365 Great Songfight Songs
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Why are you Marcus Kellis?Drew Tetz wrote:I did a mash-up with this song and the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy radio series. It wasn't very good, but it was arguably worth a listen. Yook liked it. I think.GlennCase wrote:JANUARY 10th
<a href="http://www.songfight.org/artistpage.php ... m:Music</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/death_pl ... mp3">Death Plunge</a>
"It is really true what philosophy tells us, that life must be understood backwards. But with this, one forgets the second proposition, that it must be lived forwards." Søren Kierkegaard
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JANUARY 13th
<a href="http://www.15-16puzzle.com/">15-16 Puzzle</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/firebomb ... .mp3">Fire Bomb</a>
The Fire Bomb fight went from 01/12/04 - 01/23/04. What a great idea it was to have Erik write a song for John, and for John to write a song for Erik. It paid off with a victory for the <a href="http://glenncase.songhole.org/content/s ... p3">JBB</a>. Having heard both versions of both songs, I would have to say that I like them all. It made things a little interesting when I played for both Erik and John in Austin, and they both had Fire Bomb in their setlist. I was wondering to myself "Which version?!?"
Some things that happened on January 13th, according to the History Channel's <a href="http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih ... tory">This day in history</a> site:
GENERAL INTEREST
1941 JAMES JOYCE DIES
1842 Sole British soldier escapes Kabul
1861 Stephen Foster dies
AUTOMOTIVE
1942 Automobiles in Plastic
CIVIL WAR
1807 Napoleon Bonaparte Buford is born
COLD WAR
1950 Soviets boycott United Nations Security Council
CRIME
1958 The Manuel Massacres
ENTERTAINMENT
1910 First radio demonstration
LITERARY
1898 Zola's "J'accuse" letter is printed
OLD WEST
1929 Wyatt Earp dies in Los Angeles
VIETNAM WAR
1962 First Operation Farm Gate missions flown
WALL STREET
1832 Birth of a Self-made Man
WORLD WAR II
1942 Allies promise prosecution of war criminals
<a href="http://www.15-16puzzle.com/">15-16 Puzzle</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/firebomb ... .mp3">Fire Bomb</a>
The Fire Bomb fight went from 01/12/04 - 01/23/04. What a great idea it was to have Erik write a song for John, and for John to write a song for Erik. It paid off with a victory for the <a href="http://glenncase.songhole.org/content/s ... p3">JBB</a>. Having heard both versions of both songs, I would have to say that I like them all. It made things a little interesting when I played for both Erik and John in Austin, and they both had Fire Bomb in their setlist. I was wondering to myself "Which version?!?"
Some things that happened on January 13th, according to the History Channel's <a href="http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih ... tory">This day in history</a> site:
GENERAL INTEREST
1941 JAMES JOYCE DIES
1842 Sole British soldier escapes Kabul
1861 Stephen Foster dies
AUTOMOTIVE
1942 Automobiles in Plastic
CIVIL WAR
1807 Napoleon Bonaparte Buford is born
COLD WAR
1950 Soviets boycott United Nations Security Council
CRIME
1958 The Manuel Massacres
ENTERTAINMENT
1910 First radio demonstration
LITERARY
1898 Zola's "J'accuse" letter is printed
OLD WEST
1929 Wyatt Earp dies in Los Angeles
VIETNAM WAR
1962 First Operation Farm Gate missions flown
WALL STREET
1832 Birth of a Self-made Man
WORLD WAR II
1942 Allies promise prosecution of war criminals
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\m/ Caravan Ray's Rock Pig History \m/GlennCase wrote:JANUARY 13th
2003 - Diana Ross appeared in a US court charged with driving while twice over the drink driving limit. Police in Tucson reported that Miss Ross could not walk in a straight line, touch her nose or count to 30 after she had been stopped for swerving across the road.
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JANUARY 14th
<a href="http://www.mightyoctothorpe.com">Octothorpe</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/is_it_co ... ld.mp3">Is It Cold?</a>
Another fantastic memory from hanging out in Seattle during the Penny Arcade Expo, was getting to hang out with Spud, and the Octothorpe crew. Blue and I would sing alternate lyrics to this song through most of the visit. Such as when Spud was driving "What makes Spud the car driver? The wheel is in his hands..."
So, Spud was voice chatting with me on Yahoo messenger, and somehow this song was brought up. He said I should check it out, so I did... and he heard my honest reactions as I had them. It involved much laughter.
The amazing part about this track is that multitracking was not used. Spud was telling Blue and I the story of how he recorded the piano in one channel, and then sang in the other... it was late at night, he couldn't be loud, and he could not hear the piano while singing... so he just tried to sing it the best he could, and hoped it would line up. It did. This song makes me smile a lot.
Some things that happened on January 14th, according to the History Channel's <a href="http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih ... tory">This day in history</a> site:
GENERAL INTEREST
1980 GOLD PRICES SOAR
1639 The first colonial constitution
1963 George Wallace inaugurated as Alabama governor
AUTOMOTIVE
1954 New Auto Giant: AMC
CIVIL WAR
1860 House Committee of Thirty Three submits proposed amendment
COLD WAR
1980 United Nations vote "deplores" Soviet intervention in Afghanistan
CRIME
1896 The Ponzi Scheme
ENTERTAINMENT
1955 Freed produces first rock and roll dance concert in NYC
LITERARY
1894 Joseph Conrad returns to London
OLD WEST
1891 General Miles reports on Sioux
VIETNAM WAR
1964 Westmoreland appointed as Harkins' deputy
WALL STREET
1875 Greenbacks vs. Gold
WORLD WAR II
1942 Anglo-American Combined Chiefs of Staff established
<a href="http://www.mightyoctothorpe.com">Octothorpe</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/is_it_co ... ld.mp3">Is It Cold?</a>
Another fantastic memory from hanging out in Seattle during the Penny Arcade Expo, was getting to hang out with Spud, and the Octothorpe crew. Blue and I would sing alternate lyrics to this song through most of the visit. Such as when Spud was driving "What makes Spud the car driver? The wheel is in his hands..."
So, Spud was voice chatting with me on Yahoo messenger, and somehow this song was brought up. He said I should check it out, so I did... and he heard my honest reactions as I had them. It involved much laughter.
The amazing part about this track is that multitracking was not used. Spud was telling Blue and I the story of how he recorded the piano in one channel, and then sang in the other... it was late at night, he couldn't be loud, and he could not hear the piano while singing... so he just tried to sing it the best he could, and hoped it would line up. It did. This song makes me smile a lot.
Some things that happened on January 14th, according to the History Channel's <a href="http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih ... tory">This day in history</a> site:
GENERAL INTEREST
1980 GOLD PRICES SOAR
1639 The first colonial constitution
1963 George Wallace inaugurated as Alabama governor
AUTOMOTIVE
1954 New Auto Giant: AMC
CIVIL WAR
1860 House Committee of Thirty Three submits proposed amendment
COLD WAR
1980 United Nations vote "deplores" Soviet intervention in Afghanistan
CRIME
1896 The Ponzi Scheme
ENTERTAINMENT
1955 Freed produces first rock and roll dance concert in NYC
LITERARY
1894 Joseph Conrad returns to London
OLD WEST
1891 General Miles reports on Sioux
VIETNAM WAR
1964 Westmoreland appointed as Harkins' deputy
WALL STREET
1875 Greenbacks vs. Gold
WORLD WAR II
1942 Anglo-American Combined Chiefs of Staff established
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JANUARY 15th
<a href="http://chris.hoblit.net">Hoblit</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/i_can_se ... eey.mp3">I can see you</a>
So, I recently found out that over 100 people attempted to be part of the "<a href="http://www.bigeasyconcerts.com/">Quest for the best band</a>" contest that we are in! We are in the top 15! I don't even care if we place 15th, we made it this far, and I am stoked! We were given 200 tickets to give to fans, and we are one of 5 bands for that evening! There is potential for at least 1,000 people to show up to this! We are going to try to do two main things:
1. Have Fun
2. Provide the best show that we can.
So what does this have to do with <a href="http://glenncase.songhole.org/content/s ... >Hoblit</a>? Well. "The Half Racks" are a 3-piece right now, we are considering a lead guitarist. I am trying to convince Hoblit that he needs to move to Spokane and become that lead guitarist
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This song represents part of the reason for this. Because <a href="http://glenncase.songhole.org/content/s ... >Hoblit</a> ROCKS!
Some things that happened on January 15th, according to the History Channel's <a href="http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih ... tory">This day in history</a> site:
GENERAL INTEREST
1970 QADDAFI IS PREMIER OF LIBYA
1559 Elizabeth crowned queen of England
1870 First appearance of the Democratic donkey
1929 Martin Luther King Jr. born
1970 Biafra surrenders to Nigeria
AUTOMOTIVE
1936 Wealthy Industrialist Founds Charity
CIVIL WAR
1865 Fort Fisher falls
COLD WAR
1953 Dulles calls for "liberation of captive peoples"
CRIME
1981 Hill Street Blues Debuts
ENTERTAINMENT
1918 Stan Laurel begins work at the Hal Roach studio
LITERARY
1831 The Hunchback of Notre Dame is finished
OLD WEST
1933 The utopian Amana colony embraces capitalism
VIETNAM WAR
1973 Nixon halts military action against North Vietnam
WALL STREET
1975 Ford on State of the Union: "Not Good"
WORLD WAR II
1951 The "Witch of Buchenwald" is sentenced to prison
<a href="http://chris.hoblit.net">Hoblit</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/i_can_se ... eey.mp3">I can see you</a>
So, I recently found out that over 100 people attempted to be part of the "<a href="http://www.bigeasyconcerts.com/">Quest for the best band</a>" contest that we are in! We are in the top 15! I don't even care if we place 15th, we made it this far, and I am stoked! We were given 200 tickets to give to fans, and we are one of 5 bands for that evening! There is potential for at least 1,000 people to show up to this! We are going to try to do two main things:
1. Have Fun
2. Provide the best show that we can.
So what does this have to do with <a href="http://glenncase.songhole.org/content/s ... >Hoblit</a>? Well. "The Half Racks" are a 3-piece right now, we are considering a lead guitarist. I am trying to convince Hoblit that he needs to move to Spokane and become that lead guitarist
.This song represents part of the reason for this. Because <a href="http://glenncase.songhole.org/content/s ... >Hoblit</a> ROCKS!
Some things that happened on January 15th, according to the History Channel's <a href="http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih ... tory">This day in history</a> site:
GENERAL INTEREST
1970 QADDAFI IS PREMIER OF LIBYA
1559 Elizabeth crowned queen of England
1870 First appearance of the Democratic donkey
1929 Martin Luther King Jr. born
1970 Biafra surrenders to Nigeria
AUTOMOTIVE
1936 Wealthy Industrialist Founds Charity
CIVIL WAR
1865 Fort Fisher falls
COLD WAR
1953 Dulles calls for "liberation of captive peoples"
CRIME
1981 Hill Street Blues Debuts
ENTERTAINMENT
1918 Stan Laurel begins work at the Hal Roach studio
LITERARY
1831 The Hunchback of Notre Dame is finished
OLD WEST
1933 The utopian Amana colony embraces capitalism
VIETNAM WAR
1973 Nixon halts military action against North Vietnam
WALL STREET
1975 Ford on State of the Union: "Not Good"
WORLD WAR II
1951 The "Witch of Buchenwald" is sentenced to prison
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honored.
Line me up a job and I'll shoot up there on March 1rst. :-=D=
Line me up a job and I'll shoot up there on March 1rst. :-=D=
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JANUARY 16th
<a href="http://www.deshead.com/music">Deshead</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/piece_of ... mp3">Piece of my heat</a>
Choosing this song is just a play on words, really. I am making this post a day late, and thought I might take a little 'heat' because of it, and then I thought... YEAH!
Deshead seems to be the songfight newbie, who really isn't a newbie at all. I can't find the posts, but Deshead seems to know some songfight history. Maybe he posted under a different name before?
At any rate? This song kicks ass. ESPECIALLY the bridge.
Some things that happened on January 16th, according to the History Channel's <a href="http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih ... tory">This day in history</a> site:
GENERAL INTEREST
1979 SHAH FLEES IRAN
1919 Prohibition takes effect
1991 The Persian Gulf War begins
AUTOMOTIVE
1953 And Now...The Corvette
CIVIL WAR
1861 Crittenden Compromise is killed in Senate
COLD WAR
1990 Soviets send troops into Azerbaijan
CRIME
1936 The "Moon Maniac"
ENTERTAINMENT
1963 Whiskey-A-Go-Go opens
LITERARY
1933 Susan Sontag is born
OLD WEST
1847 Fremont appointed Governor of California
VIETNAM WAR
1964 Johnson approves Oplan 34A
WALL STREET
1997 Raytheon Acquires Hughes Electronics
WORLD WAR II
1945 Hitler descends into his bunker
<a href="http://www.deshead.com/music">Deshead</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/piece_of ... mp3">Piece of my heat</a>
Choosing this song is just a play on words, really. I am making this post a day late, and thought I might take a little 'heat' because of it, and then I thought... YEAH!
Deshead seems to be the songfight newbie, who really isn't a newbie at all. I can't find the posts, but Deshead seems to know some songfight history. Maybe he posted under a different name before?
At any rate? This song kicks ass. ESPECIALLY the bridge.
Some things that happened on January 16th, according to the History Channel's <a href="http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih ... tory">This day in history</a> site:
GENERAL INTEREST
1979 SHAH FLEES IRAN
1919 Prohibition takes effect
1991 The Persian Gulf War begins
AUTOMOTIVE
1953 And Now...The Corvette
CIVIL WAR
1861 Crittenden Compromise is killed in Senate
COLD WAR
1990 Soviets send troops into Azerbaijan
CRIME
1936 The "Moon Maniac"
ENTERTAINMENT
1963 Whiskey-A-Go-Go opens
LITERARY
1933 Susan Sontag is born
OLD WEST
1847 Fremont appointed Governor of California
VIETNAM WAR
1964 Johnson approves Oplan 34A
WALL STREET
1997 Raytheon Acquires Hughes Electronics
WORLD WAR II
1945 Hitler descends into his bunker
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JANUARY 17th
<a href="http://www.thebrothermachine.com/">Brother Machine</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/accelera ... lerator</a>
Bro Mac is one of those consistantly great songfight acts that becomes legendary within this community. You can check out pretty much any track they made here, and it is solid.
Bro's album of non-songfight songs entitled <a href="http://bromachine.msspro.com/goingnuts.html">"Going Nuts"</a> is incredible, and I highly recommend it. Highlights include (but are not limited to) <a href="http://bromachine.msspro.com/music/brot ... >"Get-Away Beat"</a>, <a href="http://bromachine.msspro.com/music/brot ... ng.mp3">"A Brand New Song"</a>, <a href="http://bromachine.msspro.com/music/brot ... .mp3">"All the Time"</a>, and <a href="http://bromachine.msspro.com/music/brot ... mp3">"Lust For Love"</a>
Some things that happened on January 17th, according to the History Channel's <a href="http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih ... tory">This day in history</a> site:
GENERAL INTEREST
1966 H-BOMB LOST IN SPAIN
1893 Americans overthrow Hawaiian monarchy
1961 Eisenhower bids farewell
1977 The execution of Gary Gilmore
AUTOMOTIVE
1949 German Bug Invades America
CIVIL WAR
1865 Sherman's army rained in
COLD WAR
1961 Eisenhower warns of the "military-industrial complex"
CRIME
1950 The Great Brinks Robbery
ENTERTAINMENT
1949 The first TV sitcom debuts
LITERARY
1820 Anne Bronte is born
OLD WEST
1763 John Jacob Astor is born
VIETNAM WAR
1972 Nixon threatens President Thieu
WALL STREET
1991 Gulf Warýs Effect on Wall St.
WORLD WAR II
1945 Soviets capture Warsaw
<a href="http://www.thebrothermachine.com/">Brother Machine</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/accelera ... lerator</a>
Bro Mac is one of those consistantly great songfight acts that becomes legendary within this community. You can check out pretty much any track they made here, and it is solid.
Bro's album of non-songfight songs entitled <a href="http://bromachine.msspro.com/goingnuts.html">"Going Nuts"</a> is incredible, and I highly recommend it. Highlights include (but are not limited to) <a href="http://bromachine.msspro.com/music/brot ... >"Get-Away Beat"</a>, <a href="http://bromachine.msspro.com/music/brot ... ng.mp3">"A Brand New Song"</a>, <a href="http://bromachine.msspro.com/music/brot ... .mp3">"All the Time"</a>, and <a href="http://bromachine.msspro.com/music/brot ... mp3">"Lust For Love"</a>
Some things that happened on January 17th, according to the History Channel's <a href="http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih ... tory">This day in history</a> site:
GENERAL INTEREST
1966 H-BOMB LOST IN SPAIN
1893 Americans overthrow Hawaiian monarchy
1961 Eisenhower bids farewell
1977 The execution of Gary Gilmore
AUTOMOTIVE
1949 German Bug Invades America
CIVIL WAR
1865 Sherman's army rained in
COLD WAR
1961 Eisenhower warns of the "military-industrial complex"
CRIME
1950 The Great Brinks Robbery
ENTERTAINMENT
1949 The first TV sitcom debuts
LITERARY
1820 Anne Bronte is born
OLD WEST
1763 John Jacob Astor is born
VIETNAM WAR
1972 Nixon threatens President Thieu
WALL STREET
1991 Gulf Warýs Effect on Wall St.
WORLD WAR II
1945 Soviets capture Warsaw
you are way too modest... i always look forward to your stuff... it's stuff that i can listen to easily outside of songfight... amazing...deshead wrote:Woah, thanks Glenn.GlennCase wrote:JANUARY 16th
(And FWIW, no: no different name. But I've lurked on and off for a few years. Off more than on, maybe, so I'm grateful for all your efforts here digging up past gems. Lots of stuff I missed. Hallowed company. I'm not worthy.)
"You haven't been really bad in a long time." - jim of seattle
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JANUARY 18th
<a href="http://www.geocities.com/johnny_cashpoint">Johnny Cashpoint</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/half_a_s ... .mp3">Half A Stone</a>
Happy Birthday Johnny Cashpoint! J$ posts on the songfight boards with alarming frequency. I am not entirely sure that he isn't just a well programmed computer, posing as someone who makes songs that are like pouring dishwashing liquid on chocolate cake.
Love him, or hate him, when you hear the voice? You KNOW it's J$. The lyrics to this particular song are absolutely hilarious as far as I am concerned, but you might need to turn up the volume a little to hear them. This song seems to have been mastered a little low.
Some things that happened on January 18th, according to the History Channel's <a href="http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih ... tory">This day in history</a> site:
GENERAL INTEREST
1778 COOK DISCOVERS HAWAII
1912 Scott reaches the South Pole
1990 Barry arrested on drug charges
AUTOMOTIVE
1919 Bentley Motors Founded
CIVIL WAR
1862 John Tyler dies
COLD WAR
1985 United States walks out of World Court case
CRIME
1788 First Australian Penal Colony Established
ENTERTAINMENT
1991 Documentary filmmaker Leo Hurwitz dies
LITERARY
1882 A.A. Milne is born
OLD WEST
1803 Jefferson requests funds for Lewis and Clark
VIETNAM WAR
1971 McGovern begins his presidential campaign
WALL STREET
1978 "Take This Job" Hits #1
WORLD WAR II
1943 Germans resume deportations from Warsaw to Treblinka
<a href="http://www.geocities.com/johnny_cashpoint">Johnny Cashpoint</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/half_a_s ... .mp3">Half A Stone</a>
Happy Birthday Johnny Cashpoint! J$ posts on the songfight boards with alarming frequency. I am not entirely sure that he isn't just a well programmed computer, posing as someone who makes songs that are like pouring dishwashing liquid on chocolate cake.
Love him, or hate him, when you hear the voice? You KNOW it's J$. The lyrics to this particular song are absolutely hilarious as far as I am concerned, but you might need to turn up the volume a little to hear them. This song seems to have been mastered a little low.
Some things that happened on January 18th, according to the History Channel's <a href="http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih ... tory">This day in history</a> site:
GENERAL INTEREST
1778 COOK DISCOVERS HAWAII
1912 Scott reaches the South Pole
1990 Barry arrested on drug charges
AUTOMOTIVE
1919 Bentley Motors Founded
CIVIL WAR
1862 John Tyler dies
COLD WAR
1985 United States walks out of World Court case
CRIME
1788 First Australian Penal Colony Established
ENTERTAINMENT
1991 Documentary filmmaker Leo Hurwitz dies
LITERARY
1882 A.A. Milne is born
OLD WEST
1803 Jefferson requests funds for Lewis and Clark
VIETNAM WAR
1971 McGovern begins his presidential campaign
WALL STREET
1978 "Take This Job" Hits #1
WORLD WAR II
1943 Germans resume deportations from Warsaw to Treblinka
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JANUARY 19th
<a href="http://www.stateshirt.net/">State Shirt</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/strawman ... mp3">Straw Man</a>
One of the most outstanding Songfighters in the history of the website has got to be State Shirt. If I were to make a "Songfighters most likely to make it big from music" list, State Shirt would be on it.
This is one of those songs that you listen to and think "How on earth was this created in a week?! Is this really a songfight song?" You could place a State Shirt song in a playlist amongst professionally signed artists, and no one would be the wiser. Well...maybe they would be skeptical because it sounds better than what some professionally signed artists sound like.
Some things that happened on January 19th, according to the History Channel's <a href="http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih ... tory">This day in history</a> site:
GENERAL INTEREST
1966 INDIRA GANDHI LEADS INDIA
1840 Wilkes claims portion of Antarctica for U.S.
1915 First air raid on Britain
1983 Butcher of Lyons arrested in Bolivia
AUTOMOTIVE
1955 The Height Of Luxury
CIVIL WAR
1862 Battle of Logan's Crossroads
COLD WAR
1950 Communist China recognizes North Vietnam
CRIME
1999 Man Charged in California Cyberstalking Case
ENTERTAINMENT
1940 The Three Stooges' You Natzy Spy premieres
LITERARY
1921 Patricia Highsmith is born
OLD WEST
1847 Mexican rebels kill Charles Bent
VIETNAM WAR
1961 Eisenhower cautions successor about Laos
WALL STREET
1881 Western Union Snaps Up Atlantic and Pacific Co.
WORLD WAR II
1941 British attack Italians in Africa
<a href="http://www.stateshirt.net/">State Shirt</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/strawman ... mp3">Straw Man</a>
One of the most outstanding Songfighters in the history of the website has got to be State Shirt. If I were to make a "Songfighters most likely to make it big from music" list, State Shirt would be on it.
This is one of those songs that you listen to and think "How on earth was this created in a week?! Is this really a songfight song?" You could place a State Shirt song in a playlist amongst professionally signed artists, and no one would be the wiser. Well...maybe they would be skeptical because it sounds better than what some professionally signed artists sound like.
Some things that happened on January 19th, according to the History Channel's <a href="http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih ... tory">This day in history</a> site:
GENERAL INTEREST
1966 INDIRA GANDHI LEADS INDIA
1840 Wilkes claims portion of Antarctica for U.S.
1915 First air raid on Britain
1983 Butcher of Lyons arrested in Bolivia
AUTOMOTIVE
1955 The Height Of Luxury
CIVIL WAR
1862 Battle of Logan's Crossroads
COLD WAR
1950 Communist China recognizes North Vietnam
CRIME
1999 Man Charged in California Cyberstalking Case
ENTERTAINMENT
1940 The Three Stooges' You Natzy Spy premieres
LITERARY
1921 Patricia Highsmith is born
OLD WEST
1847 Mexican rebels kill Charles Bent
VIETNAM WAR
1961 Eisenhower cautions successor about Laos
WALL STREET
1881 Western Union Snaps Up Atlantic and Pacific Co.
WORLD WAR II
1941 British attack Italians in Africa
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JANUARY 20th
<a href="http://www.frankiebigface.com">Frankie Big Face</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/crinkle_ ... 3">Crinkle Binkle</a>
He's Frankie Big Face. He is a songfight legend. Do I really need to say more?
I will say this... It has got to be pretty cool to have a music teacher that rocks this hard.
Some things that happened on January 20th, according to the History Channel's <a href="http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih ... tory">This day in history</a> site:
GENERAL INTEREST
1961 JOHN F. KENNEDY INAUGURATED
1841 Hong Kong ceded to the British
1945 FDR inaugurated to fourth term
1981 Iran Hostage Crisis ends
1987 Terry Waite disappears
1996 Arafat elected leader of Palestine
AUTOMOTIVE
1946 Kaiser Cars Unveiled
CIVIL WAR
1863 Mud March Begins
COLD WAR
1949 Truman announces Point Four program
CRIME
1926 The Disappearance of Anna May Dietrich
ENTERTAINMENT
1910 D.W. Griffith arrives in Los Angeles
LITERARY
1961 Robert Frost reads at JFK's inauguration
OLD WEST
1981 Ronald Reagan becomes president
VIETNAM WAR
1969 Richard Nixon takes office
WALL STREET
1870 First Female Brokerage Firm
WORLD WAR II
1942 The Wannsee Conference
<a href="http://www.frankiebigface.com">Frankie Big Face</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/crinkle_ ... 3">Crinkle Binkle</a>
He's Frankie Big Face. He is a songfight legend. Do I really need to say more?
I will say this... It has got to be pretty cool to have a music teacher that rocks this hard.
Some things that happened on January 20th, according to the History Channel's <a href="http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih ... tory">This day in history</a> site:
GENERAL INTEREST
1961 JOHN F. KENNEDY INAUGURATED
1841 Hong Kong ceded to the British
1945 FDR inaugurated to fourth term
1981 Iran Hostage Crisis ends
1987 Terry Waite disappears
1996 Arafat elected leader of Palestine
AUTOMOTIVE
1946 Kaiser Cars Unveiled
CIVIL WAR
1863 Mud March Begins
COLD WAR
1949 Truman announces Point Four program
CRIME
1926 The Disappearance of Anna May Dietrich
ENTERTAINMENT
1910 D.W. Griffith arrives in Los Angeles
LITERARY
1961 Robert Frost reads at JFK's inauguration
OLD WEST
1981 Ronald Reagan becomes president
VIETNAM WAR
1969 Richard Nixon takes office
WALL STREET
1870 First Female Brokerage Firm
WORLD WAR II
1942 The Wannsee Conference
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JANUARY 21st
<a href="http://www.songfight.org/artistpage.php ... ility">The Disability</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/polaris/ ... Polaris</a>
The <a href="http://www.songfight.org/songpage.php?k ... Polaris</a> fight went from 12/31/02 - 01/24/03. I don't know a single thing about "The disability" but, I personally like their entry for the Polaris fight the best.
I like the harmonies, and the chord structure, and the overall songwriting. The performance may be a little sloppy in spots, but I like it that way! I don't know what the song really has to do with the title, but I'm probably just missing something.
Some things that happened on January 21st, according to the History Channel's <a href="http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih ... tory">This day in history</a> site:
GENERAL INTEREST
1976 CONCORDE TAKES OFF
1793 King Louis XVI executed
1924 Vladimir Lenin dies
AUTOMOTIVE
1899 Opel Opens For Business
CIVIL WAR
1863 First Battle of Sabine Pass
COLD WAR
1950 Alger Hiss convicted of perjury
CRIME
1993 Exorcism in the Australian Outback
ENTERTAINMENT
1959 Cecil B. De Mille dies
LITERARY
1985 Don DeLillo's White Noise wins the American Book Award
OLD WEST
1855 Gun designer John Browning is born
VIETNAM WAR
1968 Battle for Khe Sanh begins
WALL STREET
1895 Sherman Anti-Trust Act Derailed
WORLD WAR II
1867 General Weygand is born
<a href="http://www.songfight.org/artistpage.php ... ility">The Disability</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/polaris/ ... Polaris</a>
The <a href="http://www.songfight.org/songpage.php?k ... Polaris</a> fight went from 12/31/02 - 01/24/03. I don't know a single thing about "The disability" but, I personally like their entry for the Polaris fight the best.
I like the harmonies, and the chord structure, and the overall songwriting. The performance may be a little sloppy in spots, but I like it that way! I don't know what the song really has to do with the title, but I'm probably just missing something.
Some things that happened on January 21st, according to the History Channel's <a href="http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih ... tory">This day in history</a> site:
GENERAL INTEREST
1976 CONCORDE TAKES OFF
1793 King Louis XVI executed
1924 Vladimir Lenin dies
AUTOMOTIVE
1899 Opel Opens For Business
CIVIL WAR
1863 First Battle of Sabine Pass
COLD WAR
1950 Alger Hiss convicted of perjury
CRIME
1993 Exorcism in the Australian Outback
ENTERTAINMENT
1959 Cecil B. De Mille dies
LITERARY
1985 Don DeLillo's White Noise wins the American Book Award
OLD WEST
1855 Gun designer John Browning is born
VIETNAM WAR
1968 Battle for Khe Sanh begins
WALL STREET
1895 Sherman Anti-Trust Act Derailed
WORLD WAR II
1867 General Weygand is born
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JANUARY 22nd
<a href="http://www.songfight.org/artistpage.php ... upercar</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/dirty_ch ... mp3">Dirty Chucks</a>
I can't really explain it. On some nights, I am just in a sonofsupercar mood. Tonight is one of those nights. This song fits my mood as I type this, perfectly. I want to go home, and crank this song up full blast on the drive home from work.
Some things that happened on January 22nd, according to the History Channel's <a href="http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih ... tory">This day in history</a> site:
GENERAL INTEREST
1901 QUEEN VICTORIA DIES
1840 British colonists reach New Zealand
1905 First Russian Revolution begins
1973 Supreme Court legalizes abortion
1980 Sakharov arrested in Moscow
AUTOMOTIVE
1950 Tucker Declared Innocent
CIVIL WAR
1927 John McCausland dies
COLD WAR
1982 Reagan links arms talks with Soviets to oppression in Poland
CRIME
1973 Roe v. Wade
ENTERTAINMENT
1968 Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In premieres
LITERARY
1788 George Gordon, Lord Byron, is born
OLD WEST
1879 Chief Dull Knife makes last fight for freedom
VIETNAM WAR
1964 U.S. Joint Chiefs foresee larger U.S. commitment
WALL STREET
1932 Reconstruction Finance Corp. Founded
WORLD WAR II
1941 Brits and Australians take Tobruk
<a href="http://www.songfight.org/artistpage.php ... upercar</a> - <a href="http://www.songfight.org/music/dirty_ch ... mp3">Dirty Chucks</a>
I can't really explain it. On some nights, I am just in a sonofsupercar mood. Tonight is one of those nights. This song fits my mood as I type this, perfectly. I want to go home, and crank this song up full blast on the drive home from work.
Some things that happened on January 22nd, according to the History Channel's <a href="http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih ... tory">This day in history</a> site:
GENERAL INTEREST
1901 QUEEN VICTORIA DIES
1840 British colonists reach New Zealand
1905 First Russian Revolution begins
1973 Supreme Court legalizes abortion
1980 Sakharov arrested in Moscow
AUTOMOTIVE
1950 Tucker Declared Innocent
CIVIL WAR
1927 John McCausland dies
COLD WAR
1982 Reagan links arms talks with Soviets to oppression in Poland
CRIME
1973 Roe v. Wade
ENTERTAINMENT
1968 Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In premieres
LITERARY
1788 George Gordon, Lord Byron, is born
OLD WEST
1879 Chief Dull Knife makes last fight for freedom
VIETNAM WAR
1964 U.S. Joint Chiefs foresee larger U.S. commitment
WALL STREET
1932 Reconstruction Finance Corp. Founded
WORLD WAR II
1941 Brits and Australians take Tobruk
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Planning on catching up with this tomorrow at work.
There will be times when I am not 100% caught up with this thing, but I fully intend to have 365 songs listed at years end.
In the meantime I am recording up a storm, in anticipation for a Half Racks CD that will be for sale! It will probably be 10 songs, completely redone with the better equipment we have access to at this time. I am still in the acoustic guitar/vocals stage of things, and I am beginning to think that these are going to be the best sounding recordings I have ever been a part of.
ROCK!
Glenn (DR FUNK)
There will be times when I am not 100% caught up with this thing, but I fully intend to have 365 songs listed at years end.
In the meantime I am recording up a storm, in anticipation for a Half Racks CD that will be for sale! It will probably be 10 songs, completely redone with the better equipment we have access to at this time. I am still in the acoustic guitar/vocals stage of things, and I am beginning to think that these are going to be the best sounding recordings I have ever been a part of.
ROCK!
Glenn (DR FUNK)