Billy's Little Trip wrote:She posted it in the nerd review thread.
That would be where I heard about it. Still, I figured if this was going to be a big list of SongFighter YouTube videos, it should be mentioned here for completeness.
Re: Songfighter Videos on YouTube
Posted: Thu Jan 01, 2009 11:12 pm
by glennny
I'm making videos from the New Years show at the Prisoner's Place:
New Years Rockin Eve for the Social Scene in Berkeley but not quite the Berkeley Social Scene held at the Prisoner's Place included this line-up:
The Prisoner- Host for the evening, and Drums
Ken Mahru- Lead Vocals & Guitar
Glen Phillips (glennny)- Lead Guitar
Lunkhead- Bass (Ken's Super Duper Group), guitar & vocals (Merisan)
Erin- Vocals (Merisan), backing vocals (Ken's Super Duper)
Jenn- backing vocals
I will add more as I compress the Hell out of these beautiful HD videos down to sad versions of themselves.
Re: Songfighter Videos on YouTube
Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2009 12:34 am
by Billy's Little Trip
Cool, Glennny! Sounds pretty good for a vid cam recording. Not to mention a living room. You should list the players on the vids so we can get familiar. I know Ken was the lead vocals and that was Sam on bass, but I don't think I've seen the drummer, the lead guitar player or the girl.
edit: Ah Ha! An e-bow on the Unnatural Disaster song. YOU are the lead guitar player, lol. Sorry, I don't think I've ever seen you before. Strange after 2 years not knowing what people look like.
Re: Songfighter Videos on YouTube
Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2009 12:45 am
by glennny
Since I'm at it, I ought to get to the Carpetburn, and Balance Lost vids from the summer.
Hey glennny, did those videos from Brooklyn ever come to anything? I'm curious to see them...
-bill
Re: Songfighter Videos on YouTube
Posted: Mon Jan 05, 2009 2:20 am
by glennny
Well I still have the mini-DV tapes. The Glennny & Friends tape was eaten (though perhaps somewhat salvageable.) That was the end of that camera. i went to Hard Disk over the summer. That's what all of these recent vids are from. I found a place that will repair tapes and convert to DVD for me for about $50. I'll be doing that soon.
Sorry it's been so long!
Re: Songfighter Videos on YouTube
Posted: Mon Jan 05, 2009 7:17 am
by HeuristicsInc
s'ok. don't spend money for the videos just on my account, unless there's other things on the tapes that you need!
-bill
Re: Songfighter Videos on YouTube
Posted: Wed Feb 11, 2009 5:01 am
by Spud
Octothorpe: Walking The Border
Re: Songfighter Videos on YouTube
Posted: Wed Feb 11, 2009 10:14 am
by Billy's Little Trip
Spud wrote:
Octothorpe: Walking The Border
Awesome! Octophorpe with visual interpretation is like the difference between reading a book yourself, or having a sexy teacher with an intoxicating voice reading it to you.
...Who's Barry?
Re: Songfighter Videos on YouTube
Posted: Wed Feb 11, 2009 12:42 pm
by Spud
Barry is our erstwhile backup singer and sometimes drum-beater. Not a drummer, per se, but you know, a guy with a drum. He's carrying it around in the video. You can hear him on Fax Machine - "I have a fax machine!"
Re: Songfighter Videos on YouTube
Posted: Fri Feb 13, 2009 1:18 pm
by mrbeany
Spud wrote:Octothorpe: Walking The Border
Is it wrong of me to say that I like the song more for having seen the video?
It's a fine song, but the song+video is a true work of art.
Kind of poor drumcam footage of me recording my latest frenzy. The music has been remixed since yesterday, and a guitar solo has been added so tell me what you think.
ps - there's a free download link in the details section if you like the track.
Re: Songfighter Videos on YouTube
Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2009 7:55 pm
by Reist
Drumcam footage of me recording my latest song, "Still Standing Still".
[youtube]iAlXfjfWHx4&feature=channel[/youtube]
Re: Songfighter Videos on YouTube
Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2009 8:20 pm
by Ross
That's cool Andrew. But I want one of you recording the vocals
Still, I figured if this was going to be a big list of SongFighter YouTube videos, it should be mentioned here for completeness.
Awesome! Octophorpe with visual interpretation is like the difference between reading a book yourself, or having a sexy teacher with an intoxicating voice reading it to you. 