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I can't do anything really - mine was all just computerised... I could add some background electronic stuff I guess!

Wow, you guys are all so talented! And I think its so fitting that theres so many different genres mixed within the songs because that's exactly what SP represent! Keep them coming please.

Rivers Cuomo wrote:Ha! Yes!

Strayz1 wrote:Thanks! And yes, good point! I hadn't thought of that, but SP really is a diverse band, and it calls for a diverse community!

I love hearing everyone's music here! I feel like we've all been on this board long enough to kind of appreciate each other's work more than random strangers.

I play piano.

EasternMind wrote:
Absolutely! Listening to SP definitely broadens your horizons in terms of what music you listen to!

i hate to say it but SP doesnt really influence my music too much.

if it werent for muse i wouldnt be playing songs like that, cause muse introduced me to the fuzz factory which brought me to fuzz loving then to MBV then silversun pickups and here i am.

My singing voice is so inspired by Billy. Not in its nasal tone but in the pronunciation of words and stuff. I can't help it and can't sing comfortably any other way.

I'm enjoying your psych jam, Mr EasternMind. Groovy!

Rivers Cuomo wrote:
Heh, that made me laugh

Archive stuff time today at DON'S!!!!
Both pieces are over 3 years old and not the kind of tunes I'd record these days .

OK, here's one of my few totally harmonic and relaxed, Pumpkins inspired pieces (especially the outro), somehow music for your future Hawaii holidays with your love called "SheMeTheBeachTheSunset".
It's total shoddy, flat and reactionary but I like it for that reasons!
Well, relax and enjoy (and don't mind the ugly mistake at 1:35)... :


www.zshare.net/audio/755329104d865a23/


And here's "Premature Burials" another instrumental tune I've recorded in the winter of 2007 for a 17 year-old girl I knew who surprisingly passed away...this is one of my few past pieces that makes me shiver, even today...:


www.zshare.net/audio/75532996f65031ba/

Both were included on a demo-cd I gave away to some people then...

epitome wrote:Cool, that's great! Thanks!

been lurking here a loooong time...anyway

Somewhat disillusioned by teargarden, i set about my own little 44 song project, 'Freaky Deaky Doo' - it's fairly rough sounding acoustic music, but you get the drift. This is the 2nd 'EP' -songs 5-8. let me know what you think

www.myspace.com/napoleonsindrome


p.s. Obelisks not included

honest to goodness, these songs are more enjoyable to listen to than Teargarden. you rock!

Thanks man!

Soo at every practice we do this song we call "Maths", which is just a nice ~10 minute jam without complete structure. We use it as kind of a testing grounds for lyrics for other songs, drum fills, guitarwork, whatever, so it can be sloppy (not to mention we play this at the end of 3 hours of practice) but it's a looooot of fun and I figure I'd share the one we played last Saturday just for fun.

So here you go.

www.zshare.net/audio/757102897edbe704/

new song, from yesterday's session, it was the 3rd time we had ever played it, so it was bound to have mistakes. its very rough as well

MONO-000.mp3 - 4.08MB

ben walton- you are awesome, i really like the songs, the vocals really make it, awesome stuff

Here's some rough jam sessions me and my friends recorded this weekend. Lots of mistakes, but really fun nonetheless. The videos are very large files, so they may take a while to download.

Sunshine Of Your Love- depositfiles.com/files/fvjncgo91

Heartbreaker- depositfiles.com/files/xb5oeapsy

Or, rather than waiting years to download those files, you can view here:

www.youtube.com/user/gunta534

Cool bro. Which one are you?

Sunshine has always been one of my favorite songs to play live because the guitar and bass parts are so simple yet so fucking great. God, I love Cream.

Oh yeah, forgot to mention it, drums. Thanks man.