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Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2007 5:47 am
by Paco Del Stinko
Late on the bus, but I just finished listening to the Tiny Paws Bagpipes and enjoyed it very much. Excellent work there, J$! I would've liked to have written songs to those titles before I listened, but couldn't touch (as in wreak) them now.

Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2007 6:01 am
by j$
Thanks, paco - glad you liked it! Feel free to use my titles. It's one of those grand plands I have had, get one set of titles for a whole bunch of AADers and see what comes out - but it's practically impossible to administrate properly

My AAD's...

Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 5:58 pm
by tuuur
I came to the songfight site via somesongs, and came there via the AAD site where I heard Glenn's first one.

These are mine:
<a href="http://arthur.kamst.com/mp3/aad1/">Requiem for the western world</a>
<a href="http://arthur.kamst.com/mp3/aad2/">An Automatic One</a>
<a href="http://arthur.kamst.com/mp3/aad3/">Third</a>
<a href="http://arthur.kamst.com/mp3/aad4/">Cheap Mics</a>
<a href="http://arthur.kamst.com/mp3/aad5/">Bossano</a>
<a href="http://arthur.kamst.com/mp3/aad6/">Ain't It So?</a>
<a href="http://arthur.kamst.com/mp3/aad7/">Sink</a>
<a href="http://arthur.kamst.com/mp3/aad8/">After the flood</a>
<a href="http://arthur.kamst.com/mp3/aad9/">Silence</a>

Sink and After the flood are my personal favorites; the first and the last least so.

Posted: Fri Mar 14, 2008 12:44 pm
by starfinger
hey, i have limited time, so i tried to do half an AAD in the 6 hours that my kids were at school today. it's OK:

http://kongbalong.com/blog/2008/03/14/star-crunch/

-craig

Posted: Fri Mar 14, 2008 4:52 pm
by Kill Me Sarah
starfinger wrote:hey, i have limited time, so i tried to do half an AAD in the 6 hours that my kids were at school today. it's OK:

http://kongbalong.com/blog/2008/03/14/star-crunch/

-craig
Wow, song 3 would have taken me like, a week to record :P

Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2008 9:06 am
by drë
starfinger wrote:hey, i have limited time, so i tried to do half an AAD in the 6 hours that my kids were at school today. it's OK:

http://kongbalong.com/blog/2008/03/14/star-crunch/

-craig
i found track 4-haircuts to be the best song from the album.

Re: Songfighter Album-a-day Thread

Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 4:15 am
by GlennCase
Just completed my third Album-a-Day mere moments ago. The album is called 'So, Be Yourself'.

'Prime Time' is one of my favorites right now, but I'm liking 'Sweet Canadian Mullet' too.

For now, I am tired. I need sleep. Seriously. Feel free to download the new album here.

ROCK!

Glenn Case

Re: Songfighter Album-a-day Thread

Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 5:06 am
by Adam!
This is the best AAD I've ever heard.

Re: Songfighter Album-a-day Thread

Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 6:45 am
by Niveous
The stream works, the individual links don't. You cut and pasted them from the previous AAD.

Re: Songfighter Album-a-day Thread

Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 7:25 am
by roymond
I can only stream the first song (AWESOME!) and even editing the other links following the naming method of Sweet Canadian Mullet doesn't work for the other tracks.

Re: Songfighter Album-a-day Thread

Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 7:29 am
by king_arthur
For anybody who's been watching, it looks like Tom did finally update the AAD pages (although maybe before Glenn did his). My "For Dummies" is there now (and the songs are still online) and I see Lord of Oats has one and probably some other songfighters...

Charles (KA)

Re: Songfighter Album-a-day Thread

Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 7:59 am
by GlennCase
Adam! wrote:This is the best AAD I've ever heard.
You are awesome, Adam! That has nothing to do with the fact that you enjoyed this AAD. You're awesome anyway, but thank you for listening to it and saying that you like it so much!
Niveous wrote:The stream works, the individual links don't. You cut and pasted them from the previous AAD.
You are awesome, [strike]Adam![/strike] Niveous! That has nothing to do with the fact that you enjoyed this AAD. You're awesome anyway, but I particularly appreciate the heads up about the links. I was very, very tired when I finished the album and I may not have caught that until much later today had you not noticed. Thank you!
roymond wrote:I can only stream the first song (AWESOME!) and even editing the other links following the naming method of Sweet Canadian Mullet doesn't work for the other tracks.
Heh. Yes, that's because I decided to add capital letters in the other names for some reason. I'm a dope that way. Should be fixed now. (I would have said cut and pasted the whole 'you are awesome' thing, but that bit was getting old, and you already know it's true.)
king_arthur wrote:For anybody who's been watching, it looks like Tom did finally update the AAD pages (although maybe before Glenn did his). My "For Dummies" is there now (and the songs are still online) and I see Lord of Oats has one and probably some other songfighters...

Charles (KA)
I would be impressed if he updated it with my AAD, because I finished it less than 5 hours ago, but it's good to know that he has gotten back to updating it now and then. Ditto on the 'You are awesome' thing.

Thanks, y'all! I'm attempting to function on roughly 2 hours of sleep, but it was worth it!

ROCK!

Glenn Case

Re: Songfighter Album-a-day Thread

Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 8:43 am
by Lunkhead
Wow, very good stuff Glenn. (And I'm not just fishing for compliments. ;) )

Re: Songfighter Album-a-day Thread

Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 11:20 am
by GlennCase
Lunkhead wrote:Wow, very good stuff Glenn. (And I'm not just fishing for compliments. ;) )
Yeah, but you know you'd get the compliments too! Thanks for listening, Sam!

You might also be interested in knowing that Rachael and I played a gig together recently, and 'I Don't Want To Be Your Friend' made it into our setlist again. It's such a great song, and it's very fun to sing with my wife. You and Erin are wonderful songwriters, and wonderful people too!

ROCK!

Glenn Case

Re: Songfighter Album-a-day Thread

Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 1:23 pm
by Billy's Little Trip
Yep, great work, Glenn. I really like "Sweet Canadian Mullet" followed by "Ahhh...How are You Doing". But they're all great.

Re: Songfighter Album-a-day Thread

Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 1:39 pm
by Lunkhead
Aw shucks! Hopefully we'll get to hang out with you and Rachael again some time soon. Anyway, I highly recommend everybody check out this album. Every song on it is really solid. I'm going to download it.

Re: Songfighter Album-a-day Thread

Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 4:14 pm
by roymond
Yeah. Glenn makes an album in a day that sounds like a year's worth of sweat. Damn you!!!! [good]

Re: Songfighter Album-a-day Thread

Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 12:49 pm
by drë
Like seriously, you wrote and recorded all that in 1 day. damn! you must of have a lot on your mind.
great record, man.
cant wait for the video clips.

Re: Songfighter Album-a-day Thread

Posted: Sun Aug 10, 2008 11:46 pm
by GlennCase
Thanks for all the nice comments about 'So, Be Yourself'. I'm glad that people are liking it so much!

I completed another album-a-day over the weekend. It's called 'Waterfall of Consciousness'.

The first title came to me around 4:30AM on Saturday 8/9/08 and I wrapped up my final mixes just before 4AM on Sunday 8/10/08

Glenn Case
Waterfall of Consciousness

1. Rise Chicken [4:19]
2. The End of It [3:30]
3. Not Named [3:54]
4. Incidentally [3:00]
5. Handful and a Half [4:17]
6. What is Really Going On? [3:05]

[Total Time = 22:05]

STREAM ALL

ROCK!

Glenn Case

Re: Songfighter Album-a-day Thread

Posted: Wed Oct 15, 2008 10:13 pm
by Lunkhead
GlennCase wrote:Just completed my third Album-a-Day mere moments ago. The album is called 'So, Be Yourself'.

'Prime Time' is one of my favorites right now, but I'm liking 'Sweet Canadian Mullet' too.

For now, I am tired. I need sleep. Seriously. Feel free to download the new album here.

ROCK!

Glenn Case
I'm still loving this album. "Sweet Canadian Mullet" keeps popping into my head every now and again, and I go back to the album for that hook, then I listen to the whole thing. Wow, it's so good! Glenn, is that you playing the drums too?

Re: Songfighter Album-a-day Thread

Posted: Thu Jan 01, 2009 12:23 pm
by mkilly
Me and the band did one yesterday, called Baby Steppin': here's a link to the page on my website.

Alternately, songs:
01. Like a Phoenix from the Ashes, So Too Does Theophilus Monk Rise Again: Stu on guitar and Casey on keys. The overture of the second album.
02. Boulder Song: Theophilus Monk's Rush and Albert Camus-inspired prog number. Guitar by Stu, bass by Casey, vocals and lyrics by me, percussion by Casey and Stu.
03. Tea for Stu: Lyrics and vocals by Casey and Stu, guitar by me. I wrote the music to this one, in a reversal of usual roles.
04. Lolcat Variation II
05. Grindin' U: A slow jam from Theophilus Monk. Vocals and lyrics by me, keyboard, bongos, and flute by Casey, guitar by Stu, bass written by me and performed by Stu. Stu and Casey on background vocals.
06. Job Diddley: A consideration of Job. Saxophone performed by Casey, me on bass, Stu on guitar. Featuring the Bo Diddley beat in a blues scale.
07. Lolcat Variation III
08. Fuck You Polka: Our polka, which goes from 2/4 to 5/4 to 3/4 to 5/4 to 2/4. Stu on guitar, me on vocals, Stu and Casey on keyboard percussion, and Casey on bass and keyboard accordion.

Re: Songfighter Album-a-day Thread

Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2009 9:08 am
by ujnhunter
Just wanted to say I enjoyed Star Crunch... I need a haircut... :)