A Great Big Pile of SHITE! Happy Hxaro Jack!

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Post by The Secret-Hxaro Santa »

I would like to express thanks to Mr. McHxaro for making a fantastic choice for this Hxarofest.

I would also like to thank everyone who took time out to make songs for this one, and for all of the other ones too.
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Post by Spud »

Happy Hxaro, Jack.

I am glad to see that no one else did the one were working on. Would love to have gotten it done on before the incident, but equipment limitations kept us out in the end. Will throw down once we are back in business.

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you know, perhaps one of the coolest things in the entire universe is listening to someone cover a song you wrote. to hear someone's voice or style you recognize, re-interpreting something you made in a new and different light. appreciating the time and effort that went into it. and doing it for nothing, without any real compensation other than the gift of giving.

my reviews would read something like "AWESOME X 10" for each of you. i plan on thanking each and every one of you individually. and speaking of reviews, i think i can safely say none of you guys will ever get a bad review from me again :)

one of the absolute best things (and really the main reason i still songfight and care so much about the place) is the amazing ability to collaborate with people around the world, some of whom i've never met in real life, seemlessly, easily, enjoyably through a really terrific community of talented folks. when i tell my local friends about this and play some of the music for them, it blows their mind that this is even possible and happening. if someone had told me 5 years ago that i would be recording with guys in london and british columbia and producing songs within a weeks time, i'd have wondered what you've been smoking. but this place has made all that happen and much more. thanks again.

viva la songfight! viva la hxaro!
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Post by Leaf »

My tune is way overdue... but I'll stick it up here when I get it finished Jack... I JUST had to pick a tune that I couldn't play.. you might guess which one that is.. but hold off....

And enjoy your "treats". You certainly deserve it, dude that you are!!
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Post by king_arthur »

Hooray Jack!

Somehow, I musta misplaced my invitation to this one. Or something. However, I did notice that this is still online, so lemme just rewrap it for ya!

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Post by Mr. McHxaro »

I guess I should state this now, before I shrivel away in horror at the thought of all the great SongFighters I did NOT invite to participate. Please know that it wasn't intentional at all....I made a list and started sending out pm's...if I don't know you well, haven't run across your stuff in the fights I've been in or have listened too (which is definitely not all of them), your name may not have occured to me to ask. Please don't take offense by it, 'cuz none was intended!

So, again, my humble apologies to Charles, GlennCase and anyone else who happens to have been overlooked by this effort. By all means, if any of you have something to throw in, post it here!

Thanks everyone!
Be happy!
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Dylan Nau RETURNS!!!! that is supercool!

I've missed your sweet tone buddy...such nice sounds. Do tell, what is that synth that reminds so much of Welcome to the Machine? Really sweet man!
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TheHipCola wrote:Dylan Nau RETURNS!!!! that is supercool!

I've missed your sweet tone buddy...such nice sounds. Do tell, what is that synth that reminds so much of Welcome to the Machine? Really sweet man!
Im glad you asked. Its an Arp2600 soft Synth. Herbie Hancock and Pink floyd Made that machine part of the popular culture. Arturia makes a sweet software version that I can't get enough of. You may also know this Arp 2600 known as "the blue Meanie". Its the instrument Roger Waters was using in the "Live at Pompeii" film at Abbey Road during the recording of dark side of the moon.
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Now that's sweet! I've read about this Arp2600, I might have to go and get it now...it sounds really convincing.

Thanks for the dillio Dylan!
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Mr. McHxaro wrote: So, again, my humble apologies to Charles, GlennCase and anyone else who happens to have been overlooked by this effort. By all means, if any of you have something to throw in, post it here!

Thanks everyone!
No worries, Mr. McHxaro. I can't imagine that throwing a project like this together would be very easy. You can't be expected to check in with everyone. I just wanted to clarify that I would have been happy to oblige if I had been asked, because Jack was amongst the first people on the songfight boards to give me what resembled positive reviews. By now I have actually learned to like the positive and negative reviews for different reasons.

I am mainly just glad that you organized this. I always love seeing this stuff.

ROCK!

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Post by Lunkhead »

Happy Hxaro Jack!!

I'm glad I got my track done, it was fun. I'm just starting to listen to the songs now, all good so far. Future Boy almost sounds like CHack in his cover. More impressions to come...

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Wow, I like Abecedarian's cover. Can I submit the "Spalding Gray Is Missing" that I wrote with the same lryics (by Niveous, if I recall correctly) as another Jack Shite cover? ;-)

Ha, I love that "be well, I stole that from Ken" line. Nice cover Deshead.

Dylan Nau's song is indeed very slick.

Wow, good job everyone. Sounds like a good CD to me.
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Post by Adam! »

Better late than never!

The original reminded me of Debra by Beck, so I played that up in the vocal performance. Enjoy.
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Puce wrote:Better late than never!

The original reminded me of Debra by Beck, so I played that up in the vocal performance. Enjoy.
holy crap this is good dude......hahahaha, you really played up the debra angle too, which is killer. i still remember being taken to task by c hack in that fight for ripping off beck :)

i love how you put the puce stamp all over it too. all you guys are the best. i'm truly blown away by the effort.
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Post by Mr. McHxaro »

Awesome Puce! Thanks for being involved!

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Be happy!
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I made a CD of all the tunes from this hxaro..it rocks. Nice job everyone!
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Post by Mr. McHxaro »

king_arthur wrote: ...this is still online, so lemme just rewrap it for ya!
Charles
rewrapped and added to the front page, thanks Charles!
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all of 'em seem to be workin' fine for me... sept for puce's is coming up broken...
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Poor June wrote:all of 'em seem to be workin' fine for me... sept for puce's is coming up broken...
HAHAHA Oh, June...you amaze me no end.
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Post by Gazelles »

Would someone mind putting these in a format that I can stream them all in? I'd appreciate that greatly.
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Gazelles wrote:Would someone mind putting these in a format that I can stream them all in? I'd appreciate that greatly.
Here ya go ... Shite Hxaro playlist
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Gazelles wrote:Would someone mind putting these in a format that I can stream them all in? I'd appreciate that greatly.

stream the hxaro
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Post by Niveous »

I just wanna say thank you to Abecedarian for covering SGIM on this Hxaro. I wrote this one and Jack did a great version and now so did you. (That makes 4 awesome versions of this tune!!!)
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