Music The Hangar Music Thread

[Beerfish]

I'm in the same boat.

Shadows Collide with People and The Empyrean are two pretty good solo releases of John's. You can definitely hear the influence the By the Way recording sessions had on SCWP (or maybe the other way around).

I've always loved the haunting earnestness of Your Pussy's Glued to a Building on Fire.

 

[Beerfish]

Some really good contributions over the last page GUMBLETRON. Took me ages to get around to them though. Listened to that whole Orchestra Baobab album stripping wallpaper today. Loved it.

Just to save yacoing

 

[GUMBLETRON]

I prefer this one:

 

[GUMBLETRON]

Listened to that whole Orchestra Baobab album stripping wallpaper today. Loved it.

Try this for putting the new coat up:

 

[Beerfish]

I prefer this one:

This is a good one too.

 

[RedmanWasHere]

As of late, I've found myself in a DNB sized ditch.

 

[eDPS]

With the end of the year approaching I’d like to see what everyone else has for their top 5 songs, might list albums aswell if you want but these are my top 5 songs

5.


4.


3.


2. (Single out last year but album this year)


1.

 

[Drummer_19]

I feel like I spent most of the year listening to 2017 and 2018 releases. There was a few albums I was really hyped for, though, and they really delivered. My top 5 songs would probably all be a mix of two records but for the sake of a list I'll put things from 5 dif records I enjoyed.

 

[revival_mode]

my top 5 songs this year (off top of my head), no order

 

[Beerfish]

 

[ghostdog]

Some really good contributions over the last page GUMBLETRON. Took me ages to get around to them though. Listened to that whole Orchestra Baobab album stripping wallpaper today. Loved it.

Just to save yacoing

I didn't realise there were people who knew Orchestra Baobab. They are fantastic! My problem is not knowing which song is which when I read the titles
My soul has been on that excursion since I found Fela, especially Open and Close and Water No Get Enemy.


Fela brought to Kwebana Frimpong who is also funky but less well known out of Africa.


I went to Cuba too
Ibrahim Ferrer (RIP) released some solo stuff before he passed away. He was in the Buena Vista Social Club.

 

[eDPS]

my top 5 songs this year (off top of my head), no order

My favourites from Periphery and Northlane where Garden In The Bones and 4D. Preferred Periphery’s album as a whole

 

[ghostdog]

This is awesome. I love that mono sound. Feeling ignorant about not realising there were Vietnamese hippies though.

 

[revival_mode]

My favourites from Periphery and Northlane where Garden In The Bones and 4D. Preferred Periphery’s album as a whole

probably my top 2 albums of the year

 

[eDPS]

probably my top 2 albums of the year

I have a lot of albums that are hard to rate, Coldrain - The Side Effects would by right up there but plenty had solid albums

Slipknot
Tool
Sum 41
Sticky Fingers
Fever 333

 

[DapperJong]

TheBrightSide Beerfish here's me stuffing around

 

[jmoo wan]

TheBrightSide Beerfish here's me stuffing around

do you have three hands?

 

[DapperJong]

do you have three hands?

No in fact I thought I was being slow and lame haha!

I want to get better at "performing" on these machines with the intention doing a set, even if I don't actually do a gig. It's a bit of a balance between creating a finished song and leaving room to do stuff to it on the fly. You can't really just press play and have the song play out and just stand there LOL. Not being a musician is not helpful either.

 

[Beerfish]

TheBrightSide Beerfish here's me stuffing around

 

[Beerfish]

No in fact I thought I was being slow and lame haha!

I want to get better at "performing" on these machines with the intention doing a set, even if I don't actually do a gig. It's a bit of a balance between creating a finished song and leaving room to do stuff to it on the fly. You can't really just press play and have the song play out and just stand there LOL. Not being a musician is not helpful either.

Just get a guitar and hang it around your neck. It works for Mick Jagger.

 

[jmoo wan]

No in fact I thought I was being slow and lame haha!

I want to get better at "performing" on these machines with the intention doing a set, even if I don't actually do a gig. It's a bit of a balance between creating a finished song and leaving room to do stuff to it on the fly. You can't really just press play and have the song play out and just stand there LOL. Not being a musician is not helpful either.

i liked it, but it’s not really my jam so i can’t tell you if you are good or not, but too much it was probably the best performance of this machine i’ve ever heard!

 

[DapperJong]

i liked it, but it’s not really my jam so i can’t tell you if you are good or not, but too much it was probably the best performance of this machine i’ve ever heard!

Yeah, the genre is obviously subjective. i also do a lot of sampling old records and making a bit of hip hop etc.

 

[Beerfish]

Btw that gif was me having nfi what you were doing. All those flashing lights would have me thinking a meltdown was imminent.

 

[DapperJong]

Btw that gif was me having nfi what you were doing. All those flashing lights would have me thinking a meltdown was imminent.

Basically I was doing 3 things. Switching between various 4 bar patterns to keep the song going, applying effects with that cross fader, and muting the drum tracks. The arrangement of the song is done beforehand and is long and painful.

Here is an expert at work who has insane skills:

 

[Beerfish]

Man I would give my left nut to see one of these shows..