Topic: The Music Thread

@Arugula Mostly in Merseyside. I wasn't paid well, sometimes I wasn't paid at all! But it was a laugh the best times were the back end of uni and when I had my first job. My mates set up nights and I went and took a small share of the receipts and got free drinks. It did effect my uni work but hey ho would probably do it again.

I did play Blackpool and Wolverhampton at one point at friends of friends promotions. The reason I finally stopped was the booze and other stuff that went with going out 3/4 times a week. It gets too heavy, I was once awake Thursday until Monday night. Awesome, not so awesome when you can't speak and you have a crowd looking at you. Then have work after a bank holiday.

It was great, when you watch the hangover film - my life was similar to that for 3 or 4 years.

Anyway I have just bought a USB mic, so I will be working on a strings for life remix next week

@nessisonett @Th3solution Do you guys ever listen to Joe Bonamassa? I quite like some of his work @Th3solution He is in a band with John Bonham's son, Jason - Black Country Communion. Have you ever heard any of their stuff? Would you recommend it?

@themcnoisy The life of a musician eh? I am quite interested in playing jazz guitar but the guys I knew in my hometown, where I'm originally from would just take drugs in addition to playing the (jazz) music. Well, I don't know that for sure but there were certainly suspicious smells! Anyway, I don't know too much about today's music scene but I get the impression that drugs and drink are still a big part of it and that's what keeps me away from wanting to take it seriously, I prefer a more sedate lifestyle - where I can sleep properly. Would you say that that lifestyle goes hand in hand with being a professional musician? Better to just work from home if you're not into the lifestyle?

@Draco_V_Ecliptic I had not heard of him or BCC but I gave a few songs of theirs a spin just now and I do quite like them. They have that Southern Rock feel that I like. Good recommendation!

@Draco_V_Ecliptic I’ve not really heard of him before but sounds pretty solid from what I’ve listened to there!

I also listened to Anna von Hausswolff’s new album, “All Thoughts Fly”. It’s utterly brilliant, completely instrumental but engrossing due to the crazy tones she can get from an organ. Some sounds just grab you and this album grabbed me. One of my albums of the year.

Anyone got any recommendations for solid 90s EDM/acid house/rave? I’ve been listening to Orbital, The Prodigy, 808 State and The KLF while coding as they get me in the zone. What sorta stuff do you lot listen to that gets you in the zone?

@Draco_V_Ecliptic I'm almost 40 now, it was over 16 years ago.

We have some jazz players on Dreams, Sonofaglitch sends me stuff all the time and it's free form jazz.

@Th3solution @nessisonett BCC are quite good aren't they? They sound like the sons of Led Zeppelin and not just because one of them is quite literally the son of one of the Led Zeppelin members! The singer's voice sounds a bit like Chris Cornell's, though.

I've been listening to a lot of Bonamassa's solo stuff too, though, and that's well worth checking out, too.

Listen to PREGOBLIN

@Kidfried Oh yeah? I have heard Outlaws before and greatly admire their work, that's actually a really good song. Do you like Lynyrd Skynyrd as well then? Probably the most famous southern rock band.

@Kidfried How about Led Zeppelin?

@Kidfried I am a vinyl man so rarely look through song titles, I like all of Physical Graffiti, well, I know the title of Kashmir, I'm less a fan of that than other songs on the record.

@Kidfried I might get IV then, how do you think it compares to Physical Graffiti? A lot of people think that that is their definitive statement as a band.

@Arugula @Th3solution @nessisonett @Quintumply @kyleforrester87 @Jaz007 @Lieutenantfatman

If I don't achieve anything else in life. I made this on a Dual Shock 4 with no samples (other than my own voice of course). Enjoy.

@themcnoisy I'm really digging this. I was gonna listen to it while I did some schoolwork. I did no schoolwork and just got into the song. Is this a download somewhere? That was really smooth.

@themcnoisy Groovy, man! Awesome stuff there.

I do feel a bit silly though. All this time, in my head I’ve been calling your “McNoisy” like “McDonalds” or “McGregor” the Scottish/Irish way. But I hear you saying it in the song “Em Cee” Noisy like the individual letters.

My whole world has been turned upside down.

@Th3solution @nessisonett @Kidfried

Great introduction to the man's music.

@themcnoisy That’s proper impressive, especially done with just a DualShock. Sounds like stuff you’d get down The Garage near my bit!

@themcnoisy Wow McNoisy, that's awesome work. The constant "remixes" of the track name though the video raised a smile too

@Jaz007 thanks man, you need to buy Dreams to listen to it. You can also remix it if you want!

@Th3solution Master of Ceremonies Noisy is a bit of a mouthful so it's MC. Haha McNoisy is fine and if you feel better calling me that, feel free

@Arugula Maybe takes you back to you old clubbing days.

@nessisonett Dreams is great, we have a group of 30-40 musicians now. Some of the accoustic stuff is unreal and professional quality.

@Thrillho They are text boxes within dreams. So usually used for when a character speaks or to show a control mechanic. Thanks for listening mate, glad it brought a smile to your face!

@themcnoisy haha very good mate, thanks for that. Another one here for calling you McNoisy 😂