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This is not worth downloading unless you find the idea of me doing a deathmetal song over my morning cup of coffee on a beautiful saturday morning half as funny as I do.

<a href="http://www.cyberpunkx.com/ftp/store/badabeeda.mp3" target="_blank">To download "badabeeda.mp3", Right-Click this link, then Click "Save Target As..." or "Save Link As..."</a>

Edit[0]: Ha ha ha. A slipknot compare.

<a href="http://www.cyberpunkx.com/ftp/store/slipknot.mp3" target="_blank">To download "slipknot.mp3", Right-Click this link, then Click "Save Target As..." or "Save Link As..."</a>

I have to agree about OZone - single best bit of software I have come across. I also agree that it's horrendously expensive - my 10 day trial ran out and I am very close to shelling out for it. Especially as, should I have spent the last two and a half days hunting for cracks and keygens for it, I wouldn't have found one ...

A great set of presets, fairly intuitive to fiddle around with, and a very pretty GUI.

i covered frou frou's song 'let go'... on guitar... sounds a bit dif... but maybe somebody will like it

the link is in my signature... the first song...
(few mess ups)

oh did a cover of postal service 'district sleeps alone tonight'... same link... just figured i'd let ya know if you were interested

Um, it's not really a <i>new</i> song, but it's new to <b>you</b>. Nobody else will host this song, either becuase it's too large or too offensive. Go figure. While I can afford the bandwidth, go <a href="http://www.mbeanis.com/">here</a> and scroll to the bottom.

The free offer on the page still stands, so check it out.

well, just to sum up what i've learned about production and recording these past few weeks here at song fight:

http://www.personal.psu.edu/njm148/creative/shadow.mp3

this used to be small and mellow like "underneath the bridge", but it then it went into witness protection, got plastic surgery and it's something else entirely now. look at that, vocal harmonies...

i posted this in monkey business, it's the song for that kid's turtle, but i thought i'd put it here, too.

TURTLE!

c.layne wrote:song for that kid's TURTLE!

Dude,

Decent song, but who the hell is this kid and his turtle?

The kid with the turtle.

I don't know why, but "NO I WANT YOU" makes me laugh every time I read it.

EightLeggedOedipus wrote:

c.layne wrote:song for that kid's TURTLE!

Dude,

Decent song, but who the hell is this kid and his turtle?

i dunno. i was in the right mood to do the song, though.

[edit] song has been revised, i added an extra chorus and adjusted some levels.. blah blah blah

mwhahaha. more french to inflict on your folks. i got my friend from lyon to sing for this one (doesn't she have a pretty voice?):

http://www.personal.psu.edu/njm148/creative/les soupirs.mp3

nyjm wrote: http://www.personal.psu.edu/njm148/crea ... oupirs.mp3

Fixed your link. Nice song.

short fuses burn long bridges

hell yes.

EightLeggedOedipus wrote:

nyjm wrote: http://www.personal.psu.edu/njm148/crea ... oupirs.mp3

Fixed your link. Nice song.

thank you. for hashing out a new ending, working out the vocal arrangement and recording it all in just under two and a half hours, i think it came it pretty well.

and i changed the file name:

http://www.personal.psu.edu/njm148/creative/soupirs.mp3

that makes life easier.

c.layne wrote:short fuses burn long bridges

hell yes.

hell yes indeed! i love the nin-like distorted guitars around 1:48. and what a great bass groove. now i really want a bass guitar...

i made a gregorian chantish sort of song
i figured someone may be interested

it's the first song in the link in my signature
called 'writing on the wall'

Poor June wrote:i made a gregorian chantish sort of song 'writing on the wall'

PJ, this is pretty durn gurd. I like the tempo change to the chorus. Very sweet. Nothing awkward. You just need a good mic now.

I've also added one of my whole albums as a <a href="http://www.soundclick.com/bands/4/mbean ... .htm">free download at SoundClick</a>. This is a very ambitious record for me, as it has a lot of different approaches but a cohesive set of themes. Live drums. Heavy vocabulary. Life, death, sanity, health, and the occult. Oh, and the songs all start with 're' and end with 'tion.'



Mbeanis N. Alzin
Daily Demos vol. 2 - Multitalentless (2002)
1. Resurrection
2. Refraction
3. Replication
4. Retardation
5. Reciprocation
6. Reconnection
7. Reflection
8. Reputation
9. Reification
10. Reinvocation
11. Revelation
12. Reanimation
13. Reeducation
14. Revolution
15. Resolution
16. Reintegration
17. Resuscitation
18. Recirculation
19. Reincarnation
20. Rejuvenation
21. Relaxation

So I felt like covering a Grateful Dead song... Jack Shite and others may (or may not) enjoy my version of Stella Blue...

Charles

king_arthur wrote:So I felt like covering a Grateful Dead song... Jack Shite and others may (or may not) enjoy my version of Stella Blue...

Charles

ah man.....love it King Charles.....

makes me fondly remember late second set, maybe 2 or 3 songs before the encore, when the lights would go down, and jerry would take his step out moment.

stella blue is one of my all time favorite dead songs.

kind of funny saying this with bobby flippin the bird...

And so then, after that, I felt like covering a Marcus Kellis song.

Like, fer instance, this one...

Enjoy!

I just made this and put this on my phone: <a href="http://www.brusscom.com/misc/voicemail_song.mp3" target="_blank">The Voicemail Song</a>