Re: New songs for comment

Date: 21 Feb 2003 20:16:59 GMT
Newsgroups: rec.music.makers.songwriting
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>"tc" <email-address-deleted> wrote in message
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>> Welcome. My impression was Gregorian chant meets Pink Floyd. It was
>> interesting enough that I listened to both songs, but I should warn you
>> that avant garde stuff like this never goes over very well at RMMS, which
>> is strongly country-oriented.
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>I beg to differ...gmab, Jay Seeley, Watson, Mike Morgan, YOU and many other
>regulars in this group are not country-oriented. In fact, I'd say that for
>the last 2 or 3 years it would be pretty hard to generalize a classification
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>Irene
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I beg to differ also.
In fact, any critique of some songs sounding a bit, maybe, sort of country, is
often prefaced with a disclaimer, as in 'country really aint my bag/scene/not
in to this genre' et al.
As if country is less somehow than any other genre; which it certainly isn't.
One has to actually write a lyric that tells a story in country :-)
Dolores
>> Adam Skeggs <email-address-deleted> wrote:
>> > I have 2 songs and would appreciate any comments on:
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>> > Lyrics
>> > Vocal quality
>> > Tune
>> > Drums (I recently tried to learn about them a bit so a bit shonky).
>> > Mixing (I'm worn out listening to the songs too many times)
>> > Whatever...
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>> > http://www.soundclick.com/bands/6/brushwithdeathmusic.htm
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>> > PS: Say what you think.
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>> > Adam.
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