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I dont like the stuff from sckbst personally, oh and levitate (the song, not the album)…. yaaawn.
oh, and whats that cover he goes into about the train and then they see how high they can sing in the middle of it, I always skip that.
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mp3 of 256kbs and above are just fine.
That said,- FLAC is obviously lossless and these days hard drive space and bandwidth is cheap so……
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si_twining wrote:ouch! maybe I won’t pass that bit on… although Bruce is a member of this board…!hehe, probably just as well
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si_twining wrote:daverich wrote:any chance this can be looked into si?I’ve mentioned it, Dave.
great.
and i guess now they’ve got bin laden bruce can fly to the uk now?
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ok, just tried to order the mp3 version and it says it’s only available to u.s. customers!
like,- whaaa????
any chance this can be looked into si?
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si_twining wrote:Okay guys – we’re after some help!The next cover project of Bruce songs is underway, and we’d like all of you to be involved!
We really need a title for the project – something maybe to recognise this being the fourth such project, or maybe more appropriately, next year marking the twenty-fifth anniversary of The Way It Is being released.
Suggested names so far include: Connect 4, Five Jacks (English slang for 25 pounds), Quarter Pounder, Bull’s Eye (a score of 25 in archery or darts), After Notes, Fourth Chord, Perfect Fourth, and my favourite so far, Quarter Ton(e) Scales.
Can you do any better? Post any suggestions. and you’ll get full credit if your selection is chosen!
How about ‘Go Forth From The Range’ ?
heheh.
By the way Si, and idea when this website will work ok with a mac,- this mobile version drives me nuuuuuts!
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I’m not here… mainly ‘cos the site looks offle on google chrome
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oh I’m a quick writer,- 20minutes.
If it’s not done in 20mins then I find it hard to recapture the mojo later on.
I write the lyrics and the music as I go – and maybe I’ll revise a bit that doesn’t work very well later,- but on the whole the idea for the song pings into existence and then I’ll go about creating the song to depict the idea.
Wheels is a more complex song than first impressions will allude to,- a mix of environmental issues, comment on a stagnant society and the blind leading the blind.
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well, Not another moment to waste was inspired by planning our new daughter Hazel
and Kenya was inspired by a really hot chick who I didn’t have the balls to ask out many many years ago and she really did go to Kenya “helpin folks out”
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well, you’ve already worked out how to use bruuuce.com- so you can’t be far off
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David Day wrote:YEA!!!!! Can’t wait to get it! And, finally got Driving by the Light of the Moon on a CD! Not only YEA, but H#!! YEA!!!!!
David Day
Driving by the Light of the Moon, GASorry Dave, it’s mp3 only
Think of it as being hugely better for the environment
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Oh I’m always watching,- it’s a bit like that game where you stare and the first one to flinch loses – which you did btw
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David Day wrote:rdiakun wrote:Hey, Dave Rich and I run a very expensive and exclusive Music Theory Workshop. What you got was the sampler lesson that’s supposed to whet your appetite for more so that we can clean out your wallet and turn you into the next Henry Mancini or something. Wait till you get the bill.How did you know that was my “goal” in life? 😆 How do I “subscribe” for the “main event”? 😆 Always wanted to know how to do a Bm7! 😆 How many lessons do I have to “subscribe” to before I know how to do “the cheats” Bm7? 😆
David Day
Lake Lanier, GA*ahem* – b7 not Bm7
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David Day wrote:rdiakun wrote:Sure… you take you basic C chord, for instance. In its’ most simple voicing, you’d play a C, the E above it (the third), a G above it (the fifth), and the next C above it (the octave). If you take the C on top, and drop it down a whole step to a B-flat, you have your standard dominant 7th chord. It gives the chord a whole new sound while retaining the basic tonal center. Along with a lot of other rock writers, the Beatles did a ton of this in their music, which is why I made that particular connection. Try it out on a piano or guitar, David. It’s hard to explain the change that putting that 7th on the chord makes, but it gives it a hip kind of edge to it.We always called that a “round robin”. Harder for me to do on guitar than piano. Would always “bar” an E and do it. Would be interesting to know how daverich does it on guitar!
Or, any other guitar player. David Day
Lake Lanier, GAI dont play them often (I’m not fond of the sound of a 7th,-*love* Major/Minor 7ths though) – but when I do I generally cheat and just play 3 or 4 of the notes – like the cheats B7 – which is 021200 and just play the fingered notes.
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I really like here we are again and continents drift.
Space is the place would be alot better IF THE WHOLE RECORD WASNT SO DAMN LOUD!
then the groove would stand out more as it could pump a little.
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woah – sorry I didn’t see this sooner
Hope the bud was cold, and I’ll fire up the barbie for some crickets on a stick!
How was baydays? – irritatingly good I expect hmm?
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But yeah,- dont forget to click SHARE THIS
so folks can see it on your facebook profile too.Kind regards
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Or, any other guitar player.