LMMS – easy music-production for everyone.
Neat! Must try. Always good to have free alternatives.
Via Digg.
Pinging stuff I care about.
LMMS – easy music-production for everyone.
Neat! Must try. Always good to have free alternatives.
Via Digg.
Really well done mashup of Gwen Stefani’s “Hollaback Girl” and the Soggy Bottom Boys’ “Man of Constant Sorrow.”
I’m so musically clueless that I don’t know the original tunes to a lot of the mashups that come out. Ones where I do know the originals I enjoy.
Oh, here’s another one from mashuptown — She Sells Grapevines. “Heard It Through the Grapevine” + “She Sells Sanctuary.” The latter I will always remember from a local band covering it in an outdoor concert my freshman year of college.
It’s been forever since I posted anything musical, so I thought I’d throw a little something up there. Very rough, just me dorking around.
Two REM and a T Rex.
Monty Got a Raw Deal
Wendell Gee
Children of the Revolution
I think I can play these songs better than this but the more takes I record the worse it gets, so I’m gonna cut my losses and just post these.
I was listening to WYCE the other day and this sweet song came on; it turned out to be Higher Law by Victor Wooten.
And it had all the hallmarks of a late 80s/early 90s Tackhead [wikipedia] song, say, Strange Things-era. The vocal style, the guitar, the drums, even the lyrics — they all sounded heavily Tackheadish. (Maybe they and Tackhead share a common source I’m not familiar with…) I checked it out and one member of Tackhead, drummer Keith LeBlanc, is credited with vocals on that album and that track specifically, but I did not find the hand of Adrian Sherwood anywhere in it, which surprised me.
Maybe “Victa” digs Tackhead, or maybe they both dig the same people.
So… I got a chance to get a picture taken with the famous mc chris and he flipped me off. Then he beat me up and took my lunch money. Man, that little mofo is tough! I still bought his album.