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| My band's latest! [message #71048] |
Thu, 10 August 2006 17:24  |
cujo
Messages: 285
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Hey all I never really
much about my badn so I figure I may as well start,
My band is called The Blizzard of 78 and we have a new CD out.
Most of it was recirded when i first got Paris and only had a 442 and an
int-2 so much of it was 3 or 4 drum mics tops! all mixed on a pair of Tannoy
Reveals (I have dyaudio BM 15s now)
You can download all the whole thing at Itunes, just search The Blizzard
of 78 the title of the CD is "where all life hangs" Paris user Phil Aiken
played most of the keys on it,
Check out more info at www.tbo78.com I think one review comments on how in
a digital age it is so wonderful to hear such analog sounding stuff...Oh
here is the quote:
Even the most cursory listening of this 12-song offering demonstrates the
painstaking process the quartet undoubtedly undertook to achieve a warm,
analog-sounding milieu, in this oh-so-sterile digital world.
hehehehe Paris!
By the way, check my old bands, Anastasia Screamed and Delta Clutch!
Done self promoting now.
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| Re: My band's latest! [message #71056 is a reply to message #71048] |
Thu, 10 August 2006 21:27  |
TC
Messages: 327
Registered: September 2005
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Yeah, that's really cool.
"Show Me" sounds like the lovechild of U2 and Radiohead, and I mean that in the best sense.
Love his voice..
Cheers,
TC
Cujo wrote:
> Hey all I never really
> much about my badn so I figure I may as well start,
> My band is called The Blizzard of 78 and we have a new CD out.
> Most of it was recirded when i first got Paris and only had a 442 and an
> int-2 so much of it was 3 or 4 drum mics tops! all mixed on a pair of Tannoy
> Reveals (I have dyaudio BM 15s now)
> You can download all the whole thing at Itunes, just search The Blizzard
> of 78 the title of the CD is "where all life hangs" Paris user Phil Aiken
> played most of the keys on it,
>
> Check out more info at www.tbo78.com I think one review comments on how in
> a digital age it is so wonderful to hear such analog sounding stuff...Oh
> here is the quote:
> Even the most cursory listening of this 12-song offering demonstrates the
> painstaking process the quartet undoubtedly undertook to achieve a warm,
> analog-sounding milieu, in this oh-so-sterile digital world.
>
> hehehehe Paris!
>
> By the way, check my old bands, Anastasia Screamed and Delta Clutch!
>
> Done self promoting now.
>
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| Re: My band's latest! [message #71060 is a reply to message #71048] |
Fri, 11 August 2006 04:03 |
Kim
Messages: 1246
Registered: October 2005
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Hey this is some really nice work.
I don't get into rock that much these days as there is so much bland stuff
about, but yours has some body to it.
And you can really hear Paris.
I didn't do a full sound quality test... just through some half decent wooden
PC speakers I have, but I can tell it sounds OK at minimum. You can certainly
hear the Paris sound in it all. The singer has an excellent voice and there's
some nice song writing going on to boot.
Lovely work. Keep it up.
Cheers,
Kim.
"Cujo" <chris@nospamapplemanstudio.com> wrote:
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>Hey all I never really
> much about my badn so I figure I may as well start,
>Most of it was recirded when i first got Paris and only had a 442 and an
>int-2 so much of it was 3 or 4 drum mics tops! all mixed on a pair of Tannoy
>Reveals (I have dyaudio BM 15s now)
>You can download all the whole thing at Itunes, just search The Blizzard
>of 78 the title of the CD is "where all life hangs" Paris user Phil Aiken
>played most of the keys on it,
>
>Check out more info at www.tbo78.com I think one review comments on how
in
>a digital age it is so wonderful to hear such analog sounding stuff...Oh
>here is the quote:
>Even the most cursory listening of this 12-song offering demonstrates the
>painstaking process the quartet undoubtedly undertook to achieve a warm,
>analog-sounding milieu, in this oh-so-sterile digital world.
>
>hehehehe Paris!
>
>By the way, check my old bands, Anastasia Screamed and Delta Clutch!
>
>Done self promoting now.
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| Re: My band's latest! [message #71064 is a reply to message #71061] |
Fri, 11 August 2006 06:28 |
cujo
Messages: 285
Registered: July 2005
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Thanks for the kind words guys, Like we all do most of the time, I wish I
could go back and redo some things, but part of what we do is of the time.
I wish I had the pres and mics and inputs I have now.
But Mike is sort of on the right trail, just get out and make music. Don't
worry too much about doing things the correct way with the right thing eh?
"Mike R." <emarenot@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Cujo
>Very nice. Definately can hear the Paris warmth.
>Nice mix. Everythings got a little place to live. Nice strings. Nice verb
>use. Nice nice.
>For me "good" art inspires more art. --I'm getting out the geetar.
>thanks,
>MR
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>"Cujo" <chris@nospamapplemanstudio.com> wrote in message
>news:44dbce4c$1@linux...
>>
>>
>> Hey all I never really
>> much about my badn so I figure I may as well start,
>> My band is called The Blizzard of 78 and we have a new CD out.
>> Most of it was recirded when i first got Paris and only had a 442 and
an
>> int-2 so much of it was 3 or 4 drum mics tops! all mixed on a pair of
>Tannoy
>> Reveals (I have dyaudio BM 15s now)
>> You can download all the whole thing at Itunes, just search The Blizzard
>> of 78 the title of the CD is "where all life hangs" Paris user Phil Aiken
>> played most of the keys on it,
>>
>> Check out more info at www.tbo78.com I think one review comments on how
in
>> a digital age it is so wonderful to hear such analog sounding stuff...Oh
>> here is the quote:
>> Even the most cursory listening of this 12-song offering demonstrates
the
>> painstaking process the quartet undoubtedly undertook to achieve a warm,
>> analog-sounding milieu, in this oh-so-sterile digital world.
>>
>> hehehehe Paris!
>>
>> By the way, check my old bands, Anastasia Screamed and Delta Clutch!
>>
>> Done self promoting now.
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| Re: My band's latest! [message #71097 is a reply to message #71066] |
Fri, 11 August 2006 22:42 |
Nei
Messages: 108
Registered: November 2006
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Yeah, Cuj... I heard some of this stuff before when you posted
a link awhile back, or sent it to me in e-mail - can't remember
which... I like it.
And BTW, I was THERE (in Worcester) for the Blizzard of '78!
Neil
"rich" <studiodog_99@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>Great job!! Nice job of writing /aranging
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>"Cujo" <chris@nospamapplemanstudio.com> wrote:
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>>
>>Hey all I never really
>> much about my badn so I figure I may as well start,
>>Most of it was recirded when i first got Paris and only had a 442 and an
>>int-2 so much of it was 3 or 4 drum mics tops! all mixed on a pair of Tannoy
>>Reveals (I have dyaudio BM 15s now)
>>You can download all the whole thing at Itunes, just search The Blizzard
>>of 78 the title of the CD is "where all life hangs" Paris user Phil Aiken
>>played most of the keys on it,
>>
>>Check out more info at www.tbo78.com I think one review comments on how
>in
>>a digital age it is so wonderful to hear such analog sounding stuff...Oh
>>here is the quote:
>>Even the most cursory listening of this 12-song offering demonstrates the
>>painstaking process the quartet undoubtedly undertook to achieve a warm,
>>analog-sounding milieu, in this oh-so-sterile digital world.
>>
>>hehehehe Paris!
>>
>>By the way, check my old bands, Anastasia Screamed and Delta Clutch!
>>
>>Done self promoting now.
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| Re: My band's latest! [message #71102 is a reply to message #71097] |
Fri, 11 August 2006 23:17 |
cujo
Messages: 285
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Oh Sorry, I guess I forgot I already mentioned it..If I did...
I was down the street in Framingham at the time, Are you from MA Neil?
"Neil" <OIUOI@OIU.com> wrote:
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>Yeah, Cuj... I heard some of this stuff before when you posted
>a link awhile back, or sent it to me in e-mail - can't remember
>which... I like it.
>
>And BTW, I was THERE (in Worcester) for the Blizzard of '78!
>
>Neil
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>"rich" <studiodog_99@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>>Great job!! Nice job of writing /aranging
>>
>>"Cujo" <chris@nospamapplemanstudio.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>Hey all I never really
>>> much about my badn so I figure I may as well start,
>>>Most of it was recirded when i first got Paris and only had a 442 and
an
>>>int-2 so much of it was 3 or 4 drum mics tops! all mixed on a pair of
Tannoy
>>>Reveals (I have dyaudio BM 15s now)
>>>You can download all the whole thing at Itunes, just search The Blizzard
>>>of 78 the title of the CD is "where all life hangs" Paris user Phil Aiken
>>>played most of the keys on it,
>>>
>>>Check out more info at www.tbo78.com I think one review comments on how
>>in
>>>a digital age it is so wonderful to hear such analog sounding stuff...Oh
>>>here is the quote:
>>>Even the most cursory listening of this 12-song offering demonstrates
the
>>>painstaking process the quartet undoubtedly undertook to achieve a warm,
>>>analog-sounding milieu, in this oh-so-sterile digital world.
>>>
>>>hehehehe Paris!
>>>
>>>By the way, check my old bands, Anastasia Screamed and Delta Clutch!
>>>
>>>Done self promoting now.
>>>
>>>
>>>
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| Re: My band's latest! [message #71105 is a reply to message #71102] |
Fri, 11 August 2006 23:54 |
Tom Bruhl
Messages: 1368
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Cujo,
I don't know about Neil but I was on Beacon Hill during the Blizzard of =
'78.
National Guard and everything. It was so cool to be stranded as a =
Berklee
student on the hill. Those were the good old days. I didn't care about
politics back then. I forget if that even mattered.
Keep kickin' out the tunes Cujo!
Tom
"Cujo" <chris@nospamapplemanstudio.com> wrote in message =
news:44dd725d$1@linux...
Oh Sorry, I guess I forgot I already mentioned it..If I did...
I was down the street in Framingham at the time, Are you from MA Neil?
"Neil" <OIUOI@OIU.com> wrote:
>
>Yeah, Cuj... I heard some of this stuff before when you posted
>a link awhile back, or sent it to me in e-mail - can't remember
>which... I like it.
>
>And BTW, I was THERE (in Worcester) for the Blizzard of '78!
>
>Neil
>
>
>
>"rich" <studiodog_99@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>Great job!! Nice job of writing /aranging=20
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>>"Cujo" <chris@nospamapplemanstudio.com> wrote:
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>>>
>>>Hey all I never really=20
>>> much about my badn so I figure I may as well start,
>>>Most of it was recirded when i first got Paris and only had a 442 =
and
an
>>>int-2 so much of it was 3 or 4 drum mics tops! all mixed on a pair =
of
Tannoy
>>>Reveals (I have dyaudio BM 15s now)=20
>>>You can download all the whole thing at Itunes, just search The =
Blizzard
>>>of 78 the title of the CD is "where all life hangs" Paris user =
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>>>played most of the keys on it,=20
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>>>Check out more info at www.tbo78.com I think one review comments on =
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>>in
>>>a digital age it is so wonderful to hear such analog sounding =
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>>>here is the quote:
>>>Even the most cursory listening of this 12-song offering =
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>>>painstaking process the quartet undoubtedly undertook to achieve a =
warm,
>>>analog-sounding milieu, in this oh-so-sterile digital world.=20
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>>>hehehehe Paris!
>>>
>>>By the way, check my old bands, Anastasia Screamed and Delta =
Clutch!
>>>
>>>Done self promoting now.
>>>
>>>
>>>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Tom</FONT></DIV>
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| Re: My band's latest! [message #71111 is a reply to message #71102] |
Sat, 12 August 2006 08:57 |
Neil
Messages: 1645
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Cuj - originally, yes... I was born in Worcester & lived there
13 years, then moved to California, went to high school there,
then moved back to go to college. Had enough credits to get out
of high-school mid-term, so I arrived back there pretty much
JUST in time for that blizzard; I think I had been there maybe
two weeks when it happened. After a year there I'd decided I had
enough of the snow & missed the beaches, so I moved back to
Cali in Feb or '79. Now I've been in Texas since early '88...
longest I've ever lived in any given place, really, so now this
place pretty much feels like home.
Neil
>"Cujo" <chris@nospamapplemanstudio.com> wrote:
>
>
>Oh Sorry, I guess I forgot I already mentioned it..If I did...
>I was down the street in Framingham at the time, Are you from MA Neil?
>
>
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>"Neil" <OIUOI@OIU.com> wrote:
>>
>>Yeah, Cuj... I heard some of this stuff before when you posted
>>a link awhile back, or sent it to me in e-mail - can't remember
>>which... I like it.
>>
>>And BTW, I was THERE (in Worcester) for the Blizzard of '78!
>>
>>Neil
>>
>>
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>>"rich" <studiodog_99@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>Great job!! Nice job of writing /aranging
>>>
>>>"Cujo" <chris@nospamapplemanstudio.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Hey all I never really
>>>> much about my badn so I figure I may as well start,
>>>>Most of it was recirded when i first got Paris and only had a 442 and
>an
>>>>int-2 so much of it was 3 or 4 drum mics tops! all mixed on a pair of
>Tannoy
>>>>Reveals (I have dyaudio BM 15s now)
>>>>You can download all the whole thing at Itunes, just search The Blizzard
>>>>of 78 the title of the CD is "where all life hangs" Paris user Phil
Aiken
>>>>played most of the keys on it,
>>>>
>>>>Check out more info at www.tbo78.com I think one review comments on how
>>>in
>>>>a digital age it is so wonderful to hear such analog sounding stuff...Oh
>>>>here is the quote:
>>>>Even the most cursory listening of this 12-song offering demonstrates
>the
>>>>painstaking process the quartet undoubtedly undertook to achieve a warm,
>>>>analog-sounding milieu, in this oh-so-sterile digital world.
>>>>
>>>>hehehehe Paris!
>>>>
>>>>By the way, check my old bands, Anastasia Screamed and Delta Clutch!
>>>>
>>>>Done self promoting now.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
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