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HeuristicsInc wrote:

sausage boy wrote: Whats the album called, HeuristicsInc?

on starfinger's suggestion:
"live from the middle of nowhere"
what do you think, sirs?
-bill

Nice, I like it.

Sven wrote:I think a better name would be "Get All Your Written Albums Done" (GAYWAD)

I do like this name better. Forthwith, I shall only be participating in the GAYWAD.

I'm on my way. I finally listened to some rough mixes this morning, and there are some good songs in there.

Ken

ok i just need to upload my wavs to my server for duplication.
-bill

Not many days left to finish your album.

Ken

I'm told I'll have some copies of mine before Saturday
-bill

I'm almost done too. I have song J$ guitar to mix into a song, and the beat of another to sort out, but apart from that I have about 9 other finished songs.

So I am going to start on some album art.

Okay, well, five days late ain't bad.

With contributions from WreckdoM and Caravan Ray (and Andrew Lloyd Weber), Phunt Your Friends has produced an album that uses old SongFight! titles to tell a small part of a large, rather intricate story:

<a href="http://studentweb.tulane.edu/%7Edmccart ... .html">The Bellringer</a>

The album was built primarily around "Old People Shopping in the Afternoon" by Phunt my WreckdoM, which we'd finished long before deciding to make it into an album.

HeuristicsInc wrote:

sausage boy wrote: Whats the album called, HeuristicsInc?

on starfinger's suggestion:
"live from the middle of nowhere"
what do you think, sirs?
-bill

That name sounded familiar to me - so I Googled - but no - couldn't find anything that I would have remembered


...did come up with ths arsewipe though...
http://www.myspace.com/adamhambrick
...In 2004, he released “Live From the Middle of Nowhere,â€

Mogosagatai wrote:Okay, well, five days late ain't bad.

With contributions from WreckdoM and Caravan Ray (and Andrew Lloyd Weber), Phunt Your Friends has produced an album that uses old SongFight! titles to tell a small part of a large, rather intricate story:

<a href="http://studentweb.tulane.edu/%7Edmccart ... .html">The Bellringer</a>

Ha! You took a very rare recording of me sober - and made me sound drunk!

All you needed to do was ask - I could have done similar without the digital effects

Well, I would've, but I wasn't really sure what I wanted to do with it till later.

Incidentally, have you heard "Adonai" yet? Another one that features your golden voice.

[quote="Tex Beaumont"]
...In 2004, he released “Live From the Middle of Nowhere,â€

Mogosagatai wrote:
Incidentally, have you heard "Adonai" yet? Another one that features your golden voice.

WTF is that at the begining? It sounds like me - but I can't for the life of me remember what it is. It's not "Adonai" is it (I remember that one) - the sample from that is just the bit at the end

(I'll have to put the whole thing onto CD and listen to it tomorrow night when I take the dogs for a walk - it sounds interesting - hell, it's got me on it - the dogs might even like it)

Tex Beaumont wrote:WTF is that at the begining?

It's from "Janjaweed". You know you've made it when all your past exploits start to blur together.

Dear Mogosagatai,

I would listen to the Bellringer if the page included a stream all function. I heard that they are very easy to make using Notepad and the addresses of all the songs listed in order and then saved as an m3u. Maybe you should consider making one.

Sincerely,
Niv

First time for everything.

Goes off to learn how to make a stream-all...