something different....check it out

[zorak]

check out these two tunes....especially if you like crazy drumming and early 60s garage rock hehehe...

super hype stuff.


this tune was inspired by buddy rich
http://www.smerk.org/Skeeter-Buddy_Rich.mp3


this tune was inspired by love (the band, and the feeling )
http://www.smerk.org/Skeeter-Melts&Swoons.mp3


both of these tunes were written by Skeeter.

what do you guys think?

 

[evil homer]

i like the second tune a whole lot, especially the organ line (of course i also like arthur lee) and the drum fills.
The bassline is pretty annoying though, sounds out of wack, too loud, out of key, doesn't really fit the rest of the tune to my ears.

Otherwise i'm intrigued, let's see some Moby Grape soon

 

[zoo]

what do i think?

skeeter is very technically accomplished and likes music that is pretty far "off" the usual ;0)

it's interesting and obviously hard to embrace

 

[terrawrist III]

liking the drum work on the rich inspired track...although i'm a fan of paradox so those constant drums gives me hard ons

 

[zorak]

Originally posted by zoo

it's interesting and obviously hard to embrace

really? i think it's pretty easy to embrace...by that i mean that i don't find these tunes to be challenging to listen to.

terrawrist...i agree, the drumming is bod!!

 

[zoo]

Originally posted by zorak
really? i think it's pretty easy to embrace...

pfft, you would



discussing music on the internet is hard, too much effort, my brain is still in electric field lines vs equipotential mode

 

[zorak]

pfft...nerd it up, nerdlinger!

but seriously, you can't tell me that you think these tunes are hard on the ears. c'maaaaaaan!

ps. laplace transforms own me. i'll never be rid of laplace transforms.

 

[zoo]

laplace is like playing in the sandbox yo ;0)

but yeah i hear you, when will the math madness end ...

--

i'm not talking about the drums, i'm talking about the clashing soundscape on top of it, the fact that while the distorted bassline is a fun match to the organ sample, it's not exactly a harmonic sample

no disrespect, because some of the best things i've ever heard of been harmonically [and unlike here structurally] unsound [notably brian eno's music for airports]

simple harmonies are easy to 'get' no matter how complex the rhythm section, but programming new theories in harmony require new learnin'

dig?




i'm so full of shit i don't know when to stop, eh?

 

[miss riot]

I wanna hear these hun.

The links aren't working anymore.

 

[terrawrist III]

Originally posted by miss riot
I wanna hear these hun.

The links aren't working anymore.

oh man...looks like I'm gonna have to hook you up again

 

[zorak]

first things first...zoo, stop being such a gigantic nerdlinger for at least 10 seconds

riot grrrrrrrrrl: i'll ask the boy to put them back up...haha....he's so quick to take tunes off line.

 

[zoo]

Originally posted by zorak
first things first...zoo, stop being such a gigantic nerdlinger for at least 10 seconds

impossible