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In between seasons, Kirk re-ran a bunch of old episodes and prefaced each one with a new music recommendation. He's taking those down recasts in preparation for season seven, but it seemed like a good idea to put all the music recommendations in one place. So that's what this episode is!DISCUSSED AND RECOMMENDED:"The Meadow" by Nickel Creek from Celebrants, 2023"Chip Monkey" by Kick the Cat from Weirdo, 2002"Fade to Black" by Howard Levy and Chris Siebold from Art + Adrenaline, 2018"Disco Snails" and "Hit the Target" by Vulfmon and Theo Katz from Dot, 2024Various tracks from Delicious in Dungeon, composed by Yasunori Mitsuda and Shunsuke Tsuchiya"Party" by Ryokushoku Shakai from Party! EP, 2024Sumika - "Unmei" from Unmei EP, 2024"Duck Ankles" by David Sanborn from Taking Off, 1975"Young Americans' by David Bowie (feat. Sanborn) from Young Americans, 1975"The Night Owl" by Anat Cohen from Quartetinho: Bloom, 2024"Stranded" by Sierra Hull from Weighted Mind, 2016"Samba Party" and "Drop D" by Matteo Mancuso from The Journey, 2023"Nite Crawler" by Larry Carlton from Larry Carlton, 1978----LINKS-----SUPPORT STRONG SONGS!Paypal | Patreon.com/StrongsongsMERCH STOREstore.strongsongspodcast.comSOCIAL MEDIAInsta: @Kirk_Hamilton | Bluesky: @Kirkhamilton.comNEWSLETTERnewsletter.kirkhamilton.comJOIN THE DISCORDhttps://discord.gg/GCvKqAM8SmSTRONG SONGS PLAYLISTSSpotify | Apple Music | YouTube MusicSHOW ARTTom Deja, Bossman GraphicsJANUARY 2025 WHOLE-NOTE PATRONSElizabeth CulverMeryl AllisonRobyn MetcalfeCesarCorpus FriskyBen BarronCatherine WarnerDamon WhiteJay SwartzRushDaniel Hannon-BarryChristopher MillerJamie WhiteChristopher McConnellDavid MascettiJoe LaskaKen HirshMelanie AndrichJenness GardnerNathaniel BauernfeindPaul DelaneyDave SharpeSami SamhuriJeremy DawsonAccessViolationDave FloreyJANUARY 2025 HALF-NOTE PATRONSWiggy HashWhit SidenerJulie KellmanSimon HellmanClaudia CartyDaniGlenn JacksonChristopher Selby SpinkPhilip KellyDaniel NervoKevin StaffordLawrenceSy JacobsirritableIan PiddAndrew HoferJordan GatenbyMelissa KuhnsAshleySeattleTransAndNonbinary ChoralEnsembleKevin MarceloSamantha CoatesJamesMark NadasdiJeffDan CutterJoseph RomeroOl ParkerJohn BerryDanielle KrizClint McElroyMordok's Vape PenInmar GivoniMichael SingerMerv AdrianJoe GalloLauren KnottsDave KolasHenry MindlinMonica St. AngeloStephen WolkwitzRand LeShayMaxeric spMatthew JonesAnthony MentzJames McMurryEthan LaserBrian John PeterChris RemoMatt SchoenthalAaron WilsonDent EarlCarlos LernerMisty HaisfieldAbraham BenrubiLee R.Chris KotarbaCallum WebbLynda MacNeilDick MorganBen SteinGrettir AsmundarsonSean MurphyRandal VegterKaya WoodallRobert Granatdave malloyTim RosenwongAlan MaassNick GallowayHeather Jjohn halpinPeter HardingDavidJohn BaumanMartín SalíasStu BakerSteve MartinoDr Arthur A GrayCarolinaGary PierceMatt BaxterLuigi BocciaE Margaret WartonCharles McGeeCatherine ClauseEthan BaumanKenIsWearingAHatJordan BlockAaron WadeJeff UlmDavid FutterJamieDeebsPortland Eye CareRichard SneddonJanice BerryDoreen CarlsonDavid McDarbyWendy GilchristLisa TurnerPaul WayperMiles FormanBruno GaetaKenneth JungZak RemerRishi SahayJeffrey BeanJason ReitmanAilie FraserRob TsukNATALIE MISTILISJosh SingerAmy Lynn ThornsenAdam WKelli BrockingtonVictoria Yumino caposselaSteve PaquinDavid JoskeBernard KhooRobert HeuerDavid NoahGeraldine ButlerMadeleine MaderJason PrattAbbie BergDoug BelewDermot CrowleyAchint SrivastavaRyan RairighMichael BermanLinda DuffyLiz SegerEoin de BurcaKevin PotterM Shane BordersDallas HockleyJason GerryNell MorseNathan GouwensLauren ReayEric PrestemoncbalmainAngela LivingstoneDiane HughesMichael CasnerLowell MeyerStephen TsoneffJoshua HillGeoff GoldenPascal RuegerRandy SouzaClare HolbertonDiane TurnerTom ColemanDhu WikMelmaniacEric HelmJonathan DanielsCaro FieldNaomi WatsonDavidAlexanderChris KGavin DoigSam FennTanner MortonAJ SchusterJennifer BushDavid StroudBrad CallahanAmanda FurlottiAndrew BakerAndrew FairL.B. MorseBill ThorntonBrian AmoebasBrett DouvilleJeffrey OlsonMatt BetzelNate from KalamazooMelanie StiversRichard TollerAlexander PolsonJustin McElroyArjun SharmaJames JohnsonKevin MorrellColin Hodo
Saffron, born Samantha Marie Sprackling on June 3, 1968, in Lagos, Nigeria, is a British singer and actress best known as the lead vocalist of the band Republica. Raised in the UK, she initially pursued a career in musical theatre before transitioning to the music industry. Saffron first gained attention in the late 1980s and early 1990s as a backing vocalist and dancer for the dance group N-Joi and as a member of the band The Shamen. However, her breakthrough came in 1994 when she joined Republica, a band that blended alternative rock with electronic dance music. The group achieved significant success with their self-titled debut album in 1996, particularly with the hit singles "Ready to Go" and "Drop Dead Gorgeous," which became iconic tracks of the 90s. Saffron's distinctive voice and vibrant stage persona were key to the band's appeal, making her a recognizable figure in the Britpop and electronic rock scenes of the time. After Republica disbanded in the early 2000s, Saffron pursued various solo projects and collaborations, and the band eventually reformed in 2008, continuing to perform and release new music.To watch on YouTube Singer Saffron, From Lagos to London Stage to N-Joi to Republica & Drop D-ad Gorgeous Chart successhttps://youtu.be/QuXYaHBlR1A Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Text us, and Rock on!What makes Metallica's "Black Album" resonate so profoundly with fans, even decades after its release? Today, we explore the monumental impact of this iconic album, which has achieved platinum status over 16 times, and dive into its legendary tracks like "Enter Sandman" and "The Unforgiven." We'll share our contrasting musical tastes—Chris's love for fast-paced rock and Tim's affection for jam bands—as we reveal our top three underappreciated tracks and discuss the band's innovative fan-friendly taping policy, reminiscent of the Grateful Dead. Moreover, we shine a light on Lars Ulrich's pivotal role in battling Napster and how producer Bob Rock meticulously shaped the album.Discover how "Enter Sandman" grew into an anthem across sports arenas and delve into the dark, haunting lyrics that captivate listeners. We'll also break down "Sad but True," examining its braggadocious tone and the sinister duel of personalities it portrays. Our discussion extends to the influence of Bob Rock, touching on the transition to Drop D tuning and the unique structure of "The Unforgiven," characterized by its heavy verse and soft chorus. This segment provides an in-depth look at how these tracks became cornerstones in Metallica's live performances and the broader rock landscape.To wrap things up, we share personal stories tied to Metallica's legacy, including their unforgettable Moscow performance during the Monsters of Rock tour and James Hetfield's harrowing hand-burning incident in Montreal. Relive the emotional power of "Nothing Else Matters," explore the thematic depth in tracks like "Of Wolf and Man" and "The God That Failed," and reminisce about the release of the "Live Shit: Binge and Purge" box set. Lastly, we'll reveal our favorite tracks from the Black Album, celebrating the joy and camaraderie these songs have brought into our lives and the indelible experiences they've forged. Join us in honoring the album that has left an everlasting mark on the world of rock music.Support the Show.
Text us, and Rock on!What makes Metallica's "Black Album" resonate so profoundly with fans, even decades after its release? Today, we explore the monumental impact of this iconic album, which has achieved platinum status over 16 times, and dive into its legendary tracks like "Enter Sandman" and "The Unforgiven." We'll share our contrasting musical tastes—Chris's love for fast-paced rock and Tim's affection for jam bands—as we reveal our top three underappreciated tracks and discuss the band's innovative fan-friendly taping policy, reminiscent of the Grateful Dead. Moreover, we shine a light on Lars Ulrich's pivotal role in battling Napster and how producer Bob Rock meticulously shaped the album.Discover how "Enter Sandman" grew into an anthem across sports arenas and delve into the dark, haunting lyrics that captivate listeners. We'll also break down "Sad but True," examining its braggadocious tone and the sinister duel of personalities it portrays. Our discussion extends to the influence of Bob Rock, touching on the transition to Drop D tuning and the unique structure of "The Unforgiven," characterized by its heavy verse and soft chorus. This segment provides an in-depth look at how these tracks became cornerstones in Metallica's live performances and the broader rock landscape.To wrap things up, we share personal stories tied to Metallica's legacy, including their unforgettable Moscow performance during the Monsters of Rock tour and James Hetfield's harrowing hand-burning incident in Montreal. Relive the emotional power of "Nothing Else Matters," explore the thematic depth in tracks like "Of Wolf and Man" and "The God That Failed," and reminisce about the release of the "Live Shit: Binge and Purge" box set. Lastly, we'll reveal our favorite tracks from the Black Album, celebrating the joy and camaraderie these songs have brought into our lives and the indelible experiences they've forged. Join us in honoring the album that has left an everlasting mark on the world of rock music.Support the Show.
Pro tip: please watch the short video version of this post that I link to www.GuitarSuccess4U.com/10AlternateTuningMyths. It will give you a much clearer grasp of what I'm sharing here.Abbreviated transcript and table included below…Have you always wanted to play in alternate tunings, but felt a little intimidated by the process? Not anymore.Let's dispel 10 myths together and find some hidden treasures when it comes to alternate tunings.The 6 machine heads on our guitars are like a 6-digit combination lock, and the alternate tunings we can access with them can be incredibly enjoyable. Here are 10 myths I'm going to dispel about alternate tunings. You ready?Myth #1 – “Alternate tunings are too difficult to get into.”By definition, an alternate tuning is any tuning that's different from standard tuning, so even Drop-D can fall into this category. This is the best place to start. All you do is start with a standard-tuned guitar and then tune one string down – your 6th string, until the 12th fret harmonic matches the open 4th string D (watch the video to see how.)Myth #2 – “Alternate tunings can be achieved with a partial capo.” If were to take a standard tuned guitar and place a partial capo on strings 5, 4, and 3 on the second fret, and play those notes open, they would sound an Esus4.If I tune another guitar to DADGAD and place the capo on the second fret, I'll have access to the same open notes that sound an Esus4. And although some of the chords might sound similar on both guitars (see the video), that's where the similarity between the partial capo and the alternate tuning end.Look at this closed voicing A Major scale on a standard-tuned guitar with a partial capo, and contrast it to a DADGAD capo 2 guitar.Myth #3 – “You can figure out the tuning of a guitar from an audio recording.” Sometimes. Not always. I wrote a song in DADGAD and recorded it on an album with my capo on the 3rd fret. Later, a friend liked the song so much that he taught it to himself from the recording, and played it in standard tuning, but with a lot more fretted notes. Myth #4 – “The tuning dictates the key.” Not necessarily. I actually learned a beautiful fingerstyle song by Pierre Bensusan in DADGAD while studying with him in France called “L'Alchimiste,” and that song was in DADGAD but in the keys of C and F Major…without a capo. Pretty wild.Myth #5 – “Alternate tunings require a dedicated guitar.” I think it depend on how quickly you can re-tune. I caught Michael Hedges in concert a couple times and he had two 6-string guitars for the whole show – one he played onstage, while his technician re-tuned the other one offstage. He must have played in upwards of two dozen tunings with just those two guitars. At my concerts and when I lead worship, I use at most, three guitars. I try to keep my guitars in neighboring tunings as well, and to plan my sets accordingly.Myth #6 – “Each tuning takes a long time to learn to play in.” Actually, once you've re-tuned, you can be creating great music in minutes. There's something sweet about exploring a new tuning for the first time, and finding chord voicings that are just not possible in standard tuning or even partial capo positions.Myth #7 – “Once you re-tune, you have to re-learn the instrument.” As I mentioned, you don't have to re-learn everything in a new tuning. Some strings, if they remain in their original pitches, can allow for some of the same figures we know, like three-string chord voicings or melodic fragments. Some tunings are nice for specific textures, drones, or certain keys. But a new tuning doesn't necessitate re-learning the entire guitar from square one. Myth #8 – “Alternate tunings require special string gauges.” If we keep the same strings proprietary to their standard locations on the guitar, I recommend medium gauge – 13 to 56, from high to low, because a set of these strings splits the difference between the heavy gauge strings and light gauge strings.Myth #9 – “Your tunings drastically affect your collaborators' choices.”As long as you're in concert pitch and playing chords or melodies, this really doesn't affect your collaborators in a major way.You might have a little fun mystifying your bass player who thinks they know which notes you're playing, especially on your low strings, but no, tunings don't affect other musicians, at least not logistically. They may actually inspire your collaborators artistically, which could be really cool. Lastly…Myth #10 – “There are only a limited number of alternate tunings out there.” Think about my analogy of a combination lock for a moment. There are lots of possibilities, especially if there are six digits on your lock. If we were to compute each string as having a combined range of an octave (in other words, each string could theoretically be tuned down a Perfect 5th and up a Major 3rd), how many alternate tuning possibilities could there be on a 6-string guitar? Answer: 2,985,984 tunings! A six-string acoustic guitar in good shape is primed and ready for exploring alternate tunings, so I encourage you to step out and take the risk. Who knows? You might write an arrangement or a brand-new song in a new tuning…today. Maybe you'll find a way to arrange a worship song you love, in an alternate tuning, perhaps combined with a capo across all 6 strings for the key where it works best for your voice, your band, or both. I hope you do.As we wrap up, without going too deep into a discussion about gear, I will say that there are automated tuners, tuning levers and pegs that can be added to a guitar to customize the precision and speed with which someone can re-tune their guitar. Guitarist Adrian Legg is a prime example of someone who has leveraged these kinds of tools. But a six-string acoustic guitar in good shape is primed and ready for exploring alternate tunings, so I encourage you to step out and take the risk. Who knows? You might write an arrangement or a brand new song in a new tuning…today. Maybe you'll find a way to arrange a worship song you love, in an alternate tuning, perhaps combined with a capo across all 6 strings for the key where it works best for your song, your band, or both. I hope you do.And if you're looking for more insights into discovering some hidden treasures that the guitar and music have to offer, I would be honored to be your guide in a one-of-a-kind online experience called GuitarSuccess4U. I've never seen anything like what we have, therefore, I had to create it. We have a 6-stage Success Path, proven strategies for multi-modal learning, a collection of hand-picked guest experts, and a community of like-minded Christian guitarists who just might be on a similar journey to you. Will you discover what we've worked so diligently to create? Please take a moment to visit GuitarSuccess4U.com and see what we're up to. It could change your guitar world, and transform your musical world.I hope to see you inside GuitarSuccess4U. Keep showing up, have serious fun as you play your guitar, and I'll see you next time.Thanks for reading Guitar Serious Fun! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. This is a public episode. 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Is this one of the best or worst method books for acoustic fingerstyle guitar? You can learn to play music by simultaneously using a variety of resources including teachers, online resources, and books. David Hamburger's The Acoustic Guitar Fingerstyle Method is a method book for learning to play solo fingerstyle (or “fingerpicking”) guitar in the American roots styles (folk, blues, ragtime, early jazz, marches). The book becomes progressively more difficult – the early sections of the book are appropriate for beginner fingerstyle players who have some experience with open chords and the later sections of the book are more suitable for intermediate players. Advanced players may still find some useful information, inspiration, or fun repertoire tunes. This is a well-thought-out book with a great progression of information and fun arrangements of tunes. The book focuses on alternating bass (Travis picking) arrangements and steady bass arrangements (monotonic bass, walking bass, etc.). There are also brief chapters on Drop D and open D tuning. The material flows in a sensible progression from chapter to chapter as you build skills and knowledge. Each chapter includes text and playing examples that directly prepare you for a 1-2 page tune that showcases the techniques or concepts being taught. The arrangements of the tunes are really nice (they sound good and are playable), although don't usually include any fingering (there is picking hand fingering notated in the examples, but not the full tunes). The tunes are stylistically similar to those found in Stefan Grossman's “Complete Country Blues Guitar Book” and Mel Bay's “Complete Chet Atkins Guitar Method” although with a very different teaching approach. The book covers a lot of ground in only 74 pages – from beginning Travis Picking to steady bass blues to harmonized walking bass lines to alternate tunings, etc. While the examples and tunes are of high quality, there aren't that many examples for each topic, so you won't get that deep of an understanding of how to apply some concepts to different situations. One example of this is playing walking bass lines under your melody- you'll play a few tunes that include this, but you won't really learn how to build your own walking bass lines so that you can apply them to your own arrangements or compositions. However, by the end of the book, you will have a firm grasp of the general approaches of playing using an alternating bass (Travis Picking) or a steady bass. There is not a lot of music theory in the book. This may appeal to some readers. However, it adds to the issue that you may not be able to apply a concept like walking bass lines to other situations. The text is descriptive and helpful. However, I don't like how the publisher places the text as a continuous block at the top of the page with the examples clumped together at the bottom of the page. Harder for my eyes to jump back and forth. The author includes great listening recommendations that are relevant to the tunes and topics at hand. The included audio (2 CDs) provides all examples and tunes played at full speed and slowed down. The guitar playing is clean and the recording quality is high. All playing examples are provided in standard notation (treble clef) and tablature. You could use either a steel string acoustic or nylon string classical guitar to work through this book. You shouldn't need to fret any bass notes using your thumb over the top. Published by String Letter Publishing (publisher of Acoustic Guitar Magazine) © 2007. Distributed by Hal Leonard. My eBook: Arranging for Fingerstyle Guitar: go to http://joemcmurray.com/checkout/ to purchase a pdf of my eBook. My music is available on all streaming platforms: Pins on the Map: my third fingerstyle guitar album was released on January 19, 2024. Watch the first single, "Open Road," on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/uPBh8sZQsT4?
The guys catch up after a break. We talk AFC north food, Browns and all the hottest gossip bish Song is "Switchblade" by Bundy and the Spins Shout out to Jenkins Insurance and Drop D picks --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tencentbeerlife/message
In my latest audio podcast, I answer listener questions about guitar modelers, PRS guitars, scales, beginner struggles, slide, Drop-D tuning, and playing acoustic guitar gigs.
Welcome to Get Up in the Cool: Old Time Music with Cameron DeWhitt and Friends! This week's friends are the members of Six Dollar String Band: Tony Holmquist, Brendan Shafer, Stephen Sellers, and Robin Davis. We recorded this last month at the Durango Bluegrass Meltdown in Colorado. Tune in this episode: * Cumberland Gap (0:34) * Speed the Plow (13:34) * Big Eyed Rabbit (34:20) * Down by the Riverside (45:38) * Jimmy in the Swamp (55:18) * Bonus track: Breakin' Up Christmas Visit Six Dollar String Band's website (https://www.sixdollarstringband.com/) Follow them on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/sixdollarstringband/) Buy their albums on Bandcamp (https://sixdollarstringband.bandcamp.com/) Stream Calico and their other albums on Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/album/08m1D1nJ1ytQWQ051FPMdF?si=xMp6DWUOR_mWHyRxmjsscA) Support Get Up in the Cool on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/getupinthecool) Buy Get Up in the Cool merch like t-shirts, phone cases, and masks! (https://get-up-in-the-cool-swag.creator-spring.com/) Sign up at Pitchfork Banjo for my clawhammer instructional series! (https://www.pitchforkbanjo.com/) Schedule a banjo lesson with Cameron (https://www.camerondewhitt.com/banjolessons) Check out Cameron's other podcast, Think Outside the Box Set (https://boxset.fireside.fm/) Check out Cameron's old time trio Tall Poppy String Band (https://www.tallpoppystringband.com/)
This week, we conclude our song-by-song deep dive into Night Demon's latest album, Outsider, by turning our attention to the epic closing track, "The Wrath." Hear why the band members view it as the most ambitious song they have composed to date. Listen to early demo recordings, and let Jarvis, Armand and Dusty walk you through the track, part by part. The band explains how they view "The Wrath" as innovative, and get into a few Easter eggs buried deep within for the Night Demon faithful. The episode is rounded out by a live version of the song and a line-by-line breakdown of the lyrics and how they relate to the story of Outsider. Finally, there are a few reflections about the album as a whole and how it cements Dusty's legacy in the band as his final recording with Night Demon. Listen in next week for much more on that topic.Become a subscriber today at nightdemon.net/subscriber. This week, subscribers have access to the bonus content below: “The Wrath” Jarvis Guitar Demo Titled "Drop D" - 04/20/20 “The Wrath” Rehearsal Demo - Working Title “Prog Jam” - 07/03/20“The Wrath” Unmastered Final Mix by Kurt Ballou - 06/09/22VIDEO: “The Wrath” Armand Synth Recording - 09/03/20X (punk band from LA) - xtheband.comX "Nausea" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zNFzxoN_ekBlack Sabbath "Children of the Sea"- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2Bdsr7CwBIBlack Sabbath "Heaven and Hell" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FRA7UXlGu8Iron Maiden "Still Life" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lw2w2_q5pdkNight Demon Outsider ordering info - https://nightdemon.bandcamp.com/ Listen at nightdemon.net/podcast or anywhere you listen to podcasts! Follow us on Instagram Like us on Facebook
Caution: Southern Metal Ahead. Tune your guitars to Drop D and head down to the dirty south as we cover the debut, self-titled record from Maylene & the Sons of Disaster. It's a long road home to Panther Creek, but we're joined by Zach Jordan and guest host, Joe Cutler, for our journey. We've got breaking news in typography, speculations on the true identity of John Jacobs, and plenty of terrible southern accents as we learn the tale of mother Maylene and her sons of disaster.For some context, if you wanna hear the greatest DFW Maylene cover band Del Sur, you can check out for free on Bandcamp. https://ofthesouth.bandcamp.com/Church Jams Now is sponsored by Collide Records. Visit colliderecords.com and use promo code “churchjamsnow” for 20% off your first purchase!If you like what you hear, please rate, review, subscribe, and follow!Connect with us here:Voicemail: 971-380-5660Email: churchjamsnowpodcast@gmail.comIG: @churchjamsnowTwitter: @churchjamsnowFB: https://www.facebook.com/churchjamsnowpodcastPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/churchjamsnowpodcast
The Morning Drop: The live morning show where viewers can chat live with The War Rapport about any and all breaking Auburn Sports News. After the incredible rushing display by the offense in A-Day, it's fair to ask if the defense is up to snuff in year 1 under Hugh Freeze. The offensive line could be better, or the defensive line could be bad. Is there any way to tell what the true state of the defensive line is after Spring? Would an intra-squad scrimmage help pinpoint the problem? Is there enough talent in the transfer portal to plug the holes on defensive line? Or is it a matter of finding the right guys in the fall? Original broadcast: Tuesday April 11 at 10am ET, 9am CT on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/c/thewarrapport Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
You can learn to play music using a variety of resources including teachers, online resources, and books. Michael Wood's “The Gigging Guitarist: Traditional Celtic and Appalachian Tunes for Fingerstyle Guitar” provides sonorous and playable solo fingerstyle repertoire for late beginner to advanced guitar players. As implied by the title of the book, you could actually take the book to a coffee shop/restaurant/wedding ceremony gig and play it from cover to cover. The tunes are not hard for an experienced player, but the arrangements sound really good! If you are interested in Celtic tunes like Turlough O'Carolan's “Si Beag Si Mhor,” Irish or Appalachian jigs or fiddle tunes, or traditional Appalachian ballads, then this book provides a nice selection of enjoyable material. Michael Wood's arrangements utilize neither alternating bass / Travis Picking patterns nor any percussive techniques. Instead, the arrangements utilize arpeggiation to fill the spaces between the melody notes. The tunes have a flowing style that is easy on the hands and the ears. Also, the tunes are all in standard tuning. There are a few where I personally like modifying to Drop D, but it isn't necessary to do so. Excellent repertoire in the above-mentioned styles. You won't find any of these tunes on mainstream radio in the USA. The tunes can all be played without any page turns – great for gigs. The arrangements cause low hand fatigue – great for gigs. No full barre chords. No alternate tunings – great for gigs. You can always experiment with altering the tuning of a song if you feel so inclined. Optional intros make the tunes sound more polished. Performance notes at the beginning of the book provide a little bit of background for each tune. Standard Notation and Tablature. Almost no picking or fretting hand fingering is notated. No audio access. As mentioned, this is a repertoire book full of songs. This is NOT a method book that teaches you step-by-step how to play solo fingerstyle guitar. If you are taking lessons or independently learning how to play, this book would be a nice supplement to a method book. If you like these tunes then you're in luck because the author has released several more books with additional repertoire! Acoustic steel string or classical guitar – no thumb over the top. Written by Michael Wood. © 2017 eBook: Arranging for Fingerstyle Guitar: go to http://joemcmurray.com/checkout/ to purchase a pdf of my eBook. Riding the Wave: my second fingerstyle guitar album is available on all streaming platforms.
You can learn to play music using a variety of resources including teachers, online resources, and books. Hal Leonard's "Fingerstyle Guitar" is a solid method book aimed at beginner, intermediate, and advanced guitar players who want to learn to play solo fingerstyle guitar arrangements complete with melody, bass lines, and inner harmony. It also has a chapter focused on accompaniment styles for those players looking to play fingerstyle guitar and sing (or accompany another melody instrument. This book ranges in difficulty from easy to hard, often within each chapter. 1) Good information about choosing an acoustic guitar and other gear. 2) Good fingerstyle arpeggiation and alternating bass patterns followed by musical application of those patterns. Unfortunately, the musical applications are often disconnected from each other (they don't build on each other and there isn't much explanation). 3) Introduces all the elements of playing fingerstyle guitar. Melody, bass, inner harmony, arpeggiation, alternating bass, special techniques, introduction to alternate tunings. 4) Probably the best popular repertoire of any method book on the market. Hal Leonard presents popular tunes from the Beatles, Bob Dylan, James Taylor, etc. You could buy the book just for the repertoire. 5) Wonderful chapter on arranging for fingerstyle guitar. 6) Audio Access included. Personally, I don't like how the book teaches alternate tunings. It basically gives you a bunch of chord charts and a few examples for Open G tuning. They do a slightly better job of discussing Drop D tuning. It would have been nice if they had arranged “Silent Night” (the focus of Chapter 4) in each of these tunings so that you got a sense of why you might want to use them. Obviously, each alternate tuning causes the melody to lay out differently on the fretboard, and each alt tuning gives you different access to bass notes, inner harmony, harmonics, etc. Although the book does introduce percussive string slaps, for the most part it does not get into the modern percussive techniques used by modern players like Michael Hedges, Don Ross, Andy McKee, Mike Dawes, etc. No guitar body percussion or tapping. Hal Leonard's “Fingerstyle Guitar” covers a lot of ground and you could return to it for years. You could buy it just for the great repertoire. However, as a method book, I'd first recommend Alfred's “Beginning Fingerstyle Guitar Method, and if you are into the alternate bass style then maybe Mel Bay's “Chet Atkins Guitar Method.” Acoustic steel string or classical nylon string guitar. Published by Hal Leonard, written by Chad Johnson. © 2009 eBook: Arranging for Fingerstyle Guitar: purchase a pdf of my eBook at http://joemcmurray.com/index.php/checkout/ Riding the Wave: my second fingerstyle guitar album is available on all streaming platforms including Spotify and Apple Music.
#Wolfskull stehen mit “Ave Goddess” für melancholisch eingängigen #HeavyRock, der sich in euren Gehörgängen festsetzt und die Weihnachtszeit verdüstert. Feratu, Drop D und Boarz sprechen mit Gandi über ihr erstes Album. Im Interview erfahrt ihr, welche Verbindung das Debütalbum zur EP #Hexum hat, wie sich das Songwriting in den letzten drei Jahren weiterentwickelte und welche Bilder sie bei einzelnen Songs im Kopf hatten. Dabei gehen wir u.a. näher auf Einflüsse wie Quentin Tarantino, Iron Maiden oder Danzig ein. Am Ende schwelgen wir noch in Konzert-Erinnerungen, finden heraus, dass Slayer uns alle verbindet und diskutieren, wann Rock spießig wurde. Also viel Spaß mit dem Interview Mehr von Wolfskull findet ihr hier: Bandcamp ► https://wolfskullrocks.bandcamp.com Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/wolfskullrocks Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/wolfskullrocks YouTube ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKx0iLInslorpvXejOfcYkw Spotify ► https://open.spotify.com/artist/3YJlPtiSQZt302E0VlK7iN?si=7z8tZkYYSr6AEmpsS5ozMA Ihr mögt, was ihr hört? Dann unterstützt uns bei Steady!
Aktuell on Heavy Rotation und für Gandi das Album des Jahres. Wolfskull stehen mit “Ave Goddess” für melancholisch eingängigen Heavy Rock, der sich in euren Gehörgängen festsetzt und die Weihnachtszeit verdüstert. Feratu, Drop D und Boarz sprechen mit Gandi über ihr erstes Album. Im Interview erfahrt ihr, welche Verbindung das Debütalbum zur EP “Hexum” hat, wie sich das Songwriting in den letzten drei Jahren weiterentwickelte und welche Bilder sie bei einzelnen Songs im Kopf hatten. Dabei gehen wir u.a. näher auf Einflüsse wie Quentin Tarantino, Iron Maiden oder Danzig ein. Am Ende schwelgen wir noch in Konzert-Erinnerungen, finden heraus, dass Slayer uns alle verbindet und diskutieren, wann Rock spießig wurde. Also viel Spaß mit dem Interview! Mehr von Wolfskull findet ihr hier: Bandcamp | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Spotify Ihr mögt, was ihr hört? Dann unterstützt uns bei Steady!
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Drop D tuning can open up an entire new sonic soundscape, but do you know how best to practice your shapes and scales in this alternate tuning? On today's episode of Acoustic Tuesday, you're going to get a lesson behind the acoustic guitar lick of the week. Every Tuesday, I offer you a quick lesson on learning an awesome lick. But this week, you'll get to see the theory, rationale, and benefits behind learning the lick this week. Specifically, this lick focuses on drop D tuning for the acoustic guitar. Drop D tuning is when you turn your low E string to a low D. This gives you awesome bass sounds and can infuse your playing with bluesy mojo sounds. If you aren't a fan of the blues (to which I say, check yourself!), drop D tuning is used in a variety of different genres. From American Primitive to modern fingerstyle, you're sure to find a great way to apply drop D tuning to your playing. Besides covering drop D tuning, you'll also hear from TAC Family member Shannon and how building a solid guitar routine helped her in a difficult point in her life. Perhaps her story could inspire you, no? Featured in this Episode - Jeffrey Foucault - Heartbreaker Guitars - Martin Guitar - SantaCruzGuitarCo - Luca Stricagnoli - Normans Rare Guitars - Dean Guitars - Gibson TV
Yuky & Jobst im Gespräch mit Sarah. Wir reden über Emilia, den Ausschluss der FDP, Gitarre spielen bei Kylian Mbappé, Planet Punk von den Ärzten, Nazi-Songs im File-Sharing, 98% CSU-Anteil, katholisches Elternhaus, alternativer Freúndeskreis, eine Raver-Phase, abgefahrenes Spielzeug aus Korea, langärmelige Shirts bei 30 Grad, 7cm dicke Dreads, bunte Ballonhosen, Sammelbestellungen bei EMP, schwarz-weiße karierte Vans-Slip-Ons, befreundete Metalcore-Bands, mit auf 15 Rock im Park, leider nur Billy Idol statt Billy Talent, Sick of Society aus Ulm, Notenlesen können, Oboen klingen wie Enten, 6 in Mathe, Spice Girls & Puddle of Mud CDs, ne Menge Bravo-Hits, dass Blumentopf schlecht gealtert sind, Sorgen wegen Nirvana, FSJ in Nürnberg, MySpace, die Zeit der Hochschulbesetzungen, nie Marx gelesen haben, inzwischen wieder wählen gehen, für die Politbande kandidieren, Realität statt Revolution, positionieren vs. Sachen bewegen, "Nazis raus" rufen wo keine sind, von außen auf Themen gestoßen werden, Vorbild-Funktionen sind nicht zu unterschätzen, bis zur Idee der Angela Merkel gab es verschiedene, dass Instrumente viel zu schwer sind, die Verantwortung als Frau in ner Band, Unsicherheit, "Berlin ist so geil" von DRIVE BY SHOOTING, die allererste AKJ-Show, noch nie n Soundcheck gemacht haben, Profi-Tipp: auf Drop D spielen, Captain Picard, Reverend Beatmans One-Man-Show, veganer Semmelknödel-Auflauf, 7-Tage-7-Knödel-Woche von Zucker & Jagdwurst, Volbeat & Andreas Gabalier, Leidbild aus Frankfurt, Soundtrack von "Das letzte Einhorn", uvm.
A l’origine CollecOnline.com est un site qui permet à des collectionneurs d’exposer leurs collections ‘traditionnelles” (monnaies, timbres etc…) d’échanger avec d’autres passionnés…Aujourd’hui, grâce à Colleconline, les clients peuvent en plus y louer des espaces dans les métaverses et notamment Decentraland, qu’ils peuvent même personnaliser.Pour en parler nous recevions aujourd’hui Loic Schappacher, le cofondateur de CollecOnline qui vient d’ailleurs de remporter la 18ème édition du concours “Graines de boss” organisée par M6 et le magazine Capital.Pour aller plus loin:Site web de CollecOnlineCompte Twitter de ColleConlineLoic Schappacher sur LinkedInVidéo de présentation de CollecOnline.En début de room nous avons retrouvé l’artiste Yacine Aït Kacine, le père d’ELYX ce petit personnage qui est devenu en 2015 l’ambassadeur digital officiel des Nations Unis, et dont nous avons déjà parlé dans la room #197.Nous sommes revenus sur le destin incroyable d’ELYX et sur la collection Para11è1e inspirée de la collection Ladies and Gentlemen d’Andy Warhol, et qui vient d’être lancée en NFT le 22.02Pour aller plus loin:Site web de la collection NFT Elyx Para11e1 Compte Twitter d’ElyxLadies and Gentlemen d’Andy Warhol sur le site masterworksfineart.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.nftmorning.com
Hello Confident Soul! Think of yourself like a guitar. Guitars regularly need tuning if you want them to produce a harmonious sound. If you are an avid guitar player, then you know it's totally normal and natural for a guitar to drift out of tune with or without use. In fact you can even intentionally change the tuning of the strings to reach other depths of sound, because guitars are flexible that way, right? Like drop D for example. There are so many beautiful depths of sound available. Despite the fact that Drop D is beautiful, it's important not to stay stuck in drop D, nor to stay stuck out of tune. Because if you do, you won't totally be in harmony with the other strings. You, and more specifically your emotional wellness, are not so different from a guitar. You have a beautiful range and depth of emotion to express, and regularly need tuning to stay in harmony. In this episode we are going to dive deep into the idea of what it truly means to “vibe high” by exploring the Human Design G centre & Emotional Solar Plexus, the Law of Vibration & Attraction, the vagus nerve, and debunking myths about constantly staying “high vibe.” Questions answered in this episode: Where does Vibe high come from and what does it mean? (0:05:50) What is toxic positivity? (0:08:30) What does it actually mean to “vibe high”? (0:12:10) What is nervous system flexibility? (0:13:29) What is the Vagus nerve? (0:16:27) How does the Vagus nerve connect with your Human Design? (0:20:53) How Vagus nerve health manifests in your physicality (0:34:02) Some signs of low vagal tone (0:34:26) Signs of high vagal tone (0:35:18) How to keep your vibe high, regulate the nervous system and care for the vagus nerve (0:39:22) Links: Join the Confident by Design waitlist Enrol in a 6 session package Book a HD read Confidently You Website Check out the Confidently You Freebie Library Follow Amber on Instagram Discover your Human Design Chart Follow Amber on TikTok Episode 21: Combatting Anxiety & Cultivating Safety in Your Body with Erin Kimbrell Spotify Apple Podcasts Follow the Holistic Psychologist on Instagram
Danny Reyes aka Drop-D – Talented Musical Artist, Producer & Author Hola Mi Gente today's podcast we have the Bolivian pop-artist Danny Reyes also known as Drop-D. We dive deep into his passion with music, his journey to... Read More
Heute vor genau 30 Jahren war ein schwarzer Tag für Gitarrenmusik. Und der war großartig. Das schwarze Album von Metallica kam heraus. Es hatte eine dunkle Seele, glasklaren Sound, deepe Drop-D-getunte Riffs und war extrem catchy. Ein Meilenstein aus Metall für die Rockmusik, die Band wurde mit „Enter Sandman“ und „Nothing Else Matters“ in den Mainstream katapultiert – und damit auch ein wenig weg von den Hardcore Fans der ersten Stunde. Bis dato hatten Lars Ulrich, James Hetfield und Kirk Hammett genau 10 Jahre lang Metal neu... oder überhaupt erstmal definiert. Als brutalen Thrash Metal mit ganz viel Technik, Physis und Aggression, ein wahres Schleudertrauma an Sounds aus schnellen Downstrokes und hämmernden Double-Bass-Stampfern. Dazu tief gesungene und tiefgehende Texte über die großen Themen des Lebens: Tod, Glaube und Krieg, Damage und Destroy. Wir werfen mit der zackigen Doppelspitze Lars Ulrich und James Hetfield einen Blick zurück auf die Anfangstage in der Garage und die Heydays in Fußballstadien, auf Grunge-Phasen und Orchester-Eskapaden, Napster und Lou Reed – all das in Episode #047EnterMetallica. Jetzt überall, wo es Podcasts gibt. Seek and Enjoy!
This week Brandan and Ciandra are bringing out that heavy spice for the meal. They talking that sex talk, when do you have that conversation? what's included? what about the expectations and pressures we each feel to perform? They go in this week and if you're not careful you may get burned, so be warned. So grab a plate and pull up a seat but make sure you got some milk because this episode has extra kick! Welcome to The Buffet people, Let's eat! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebuffetpod/support
For the sixth annual NZ Music special, we hand over the keys to national treasure Roger Perry. Roger has been fighting the good fight for nearly 40 years. He started DJing in 1984 at the Venue, an all ages club run by Russ Le Roq (Russell Crowe). From there, he went on to run Asylum, where New Zealand audiences were first introduced to house music. He hosted NZ's first dance music radio show, Asylum FM on bFM. He has also made some masterful music as Reactor Music, Kingsland Housing Project, and Toolbox. His one-take mix for us tonight is a canvassing of house music in Aotearoa, from peerless classics to killer cuts from the new school. Don't miss out. From Roger: "This is a one take mix from the beginning to the end. No edits. I used the Pioneer DDJ – SZ Pioneer DJ Controller . Recorded direct to Serato. Sorry to the purists.. very little here ever had the opportunity to be pressed on wax. love from roger" Pic: Roger at the Siren in 1988. Photo credit: Brigid Grigg Eyley Batucada Sound Machine - Tremblin (Reactor Music Remix) [??] Reactor Music - Dusty [??] Chaos In The CBD - Emotional Intelligence ft. Nathan Haines [Neroli] Fat Freddy's Drop - Cortina Motors [The Drop] D.L.T. - Liquid Skies (Soane Remix) [BMG] Lord Echo - Molten Lava ft. Leila Adu (RP Edit) [??] Cuffy & Leon D - Miss Emma Peel (dub) [Reliable] Reactor Music - Calibre 98 [Reliable] Sun Valley All Stars - Fall Down [Reliable] Sisters Underground - In The Neighborhood (House Vocal) [Volition] Shocking Pinks - Us Against The City (Yvnalesca Mix) [Shocking Pinks] Vanessa Worm - Bones And Blood [Optimo Music] Epsilon Blue - Loose in A Landscape Of Meaning [Kog Transmissions] The Headless Chickens - Gaskrankinstation (G Churchill mix) [Flying Nun] Reactor Music - Here We Come [Reliable] Benny Salvador - Wat Shu [Aunty] The Hot Grits - Falling (RP Edit) [??] Reactor Music - Rainy Day [Reliable] Cam Harris - Badman [Arrivals] Che Fu - Random (Troffman/Soane Mix) [Epic] Clearlight - Turn Of The Century (G Churchill mix) [Huh Records] Eden Burns - Yes You Sexy [Public Possession] Eden Burns - Invercargirl [Public Possession] Darren Clark - Suzy [Grass Green] Minuit - Milk (Reactor Music mix) [??] Zayn Kemp - We Lost Love [At Peace] Philippa - Wax On (Andy Riley Wax Off remix) [At Peace] Nice Girl - Jupiter [Houses In Motion] Inland Knights & Reactor Music - It's Bae [??] Cuffy & Leon D - Free Livin [Reliable] Troffman/Soane - The Big Al G [Paper Records]
“King’s X invented grunge.” “King’s X invented Drop D tuning.” “The greatest ever cult band.” Buckle in, everybody! Our biggest episode EVER is our gift to...well, ourselves, for our 150th episode. We're turning over every leaf of one of our favorite bands and giving you the best of the best from each album, and we chat at length with/freak out over lead singer and bassist dUg Pinnick. Seriously, this one's long. But man did we enjoy making it, and we sure hope you enjoy it too. King's X has finally come to the Great Song Pod. ----- Join us on PATREON for early access, longer interviews, weekly reaction mini-sodes, full bonus shows, and more chances to be part of the show! patreon.com/greatsongpod Connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @greatsongpod for Shenanigans, giveaways, and more! Join the Facebook group! Facebook.com/groups/greatsongpod greatsongpodcast.com Co-producers: Andrea Konarzewski, Ari Marucci, Brad Callahan, Michael Conley, Peter Mark Campbell, and David Steinberg --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/greatsongpod/support
"She's gorgeous, her flow is pretty and her style is one of a kind. Her name is Drop D, she's one of my favorite MCs to date, and she's talking to the one and only Crazy DJ Bazarro. She's smooth and cool on the camera and the same way on the mic - she can murder you in her soft verse. Originally from LA, she can roll with the best. Listen up for our interview and an exclusive performance recorded at home. Watch Drop D's exclusive performance of "Let's Do This/F.I.T.H." here! 00:00 - Bazarro intro 01:42 - Interview 1 09:49 - Let's Do It - Drop D 13:13 - Interview 2 20:32 - Alza Asalam - Drop D 23:41 - Interview 3 30:25 - Punk LIfe - Drop D 32:48 - Bazarro Outro 35:08 - Finished "
"She's gorgeous, her flow is pretty and her style is one of a kind. Her name is Drop D, she's one of my favorite MCs to date, and she's talking to the one and only Crazy DJ Bazarro. She's smooth and cool on the camera and the same way on the mic - she can murder you in her soft verse. Originally from LA, she can roll with the best. Listen up for our interview and an exclusive performance recorded at home. Watch Drop D's exclusive performance of "Let's Do This/F.I.T.H." here! 00:00 - Bazarro intro 01:42 - Interview 1 09:49 - Let's Do It - Drop D 13:13 - Interview 2 20:32 - Alza Asalam - Drop D 23:41 - Interview 3 30:25 - Punk LIfe - Drop D 32:48 - Bazarro Outro 35:08 - Finished "
Hey y'all! Here's another YOU HEARD THIS PLAYLIST? show bringing you a selection of New Releases from both Mainstream & Independent Rock Artists worldwide. In this edited version of Show 04 for Podcast release, DROP D brings you more BRAND NEW tunes from SLIFT, Forming the Void, Fire in the Radio, American Trappist, The Quarters, SarGasm, Mountaineer, Awnthay & The Potomac Accord! The only way you can catch this show IN FULL is to stream it via Seymour FM 103.9 EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT AT 8PM (AEST) AND EVERY THURSDAY (10am Los Angeles) / (12pm Chicago) / 1pm (New York) / 6pm (UK). We also have a streaming TuneIn Player embedded on our official website at YouHeardThis.com We hope all our listeners, followers and the artists around the world are keeping themselves safe during this unprecedented time surrounding the #Coronavirus!
Hey y'all! Here's another YOU HEARD THIS PLAYLIST? show bringing you a selection of New Releases from both Mainstream & Independent Rock Artists worldwide. In this edited version of Show 03 for Podcast release, DROP D brings you more BRAND NEW tunes from The Rentals, Gyoza, Advertisement, The Adam Brown, Ludwig's Castle, Drova, Mudbelly & All Systems Know! The only way you can catch this show IN FULL is to stream it via Seymour FM 103.9 EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT AT 8PM (AEST) AND EVERY THURSDAY (10am Los Angeles) / (12pm Chicago) / 1pm (New York) / 6pm (UK). We also have a streaming TuneIn Player embedded on our official website at YouHeardThis.com We hope all our listeners, followers and the artists around the world are keeping themselves safe during this unprecedented time surrounding the #Coronavirus!
Hey y'all! Drop D is back with another YOU HEARD THIS PLAYLIST? show bringing you a selection of New Releases from both Mainstream & Independent Rock Artists worldwide. In this edited version of Show 02 for Podcast release, catch NEW tunes from Seazoo, Huanastone, Black Orchid Empire, Andrew Neil, Retirement Party, Chelsea Manor, Hot Nuns, & Sauce! The only way you can catch this show IN FULL is to stream it via Seymour FM 103.9 EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT AT 8PM (AEST) AND EVERY THURSDAY (10am Los Angeles) / (12pm Chicago) / 1pm (New York) / 6pm (UK). We also have a streaming TuneIn Player embedded on our official website at YouHeardThis.com We hope all our listeners, followers and the artists around the world are keeping themselves safe during this unprecedented time surrounding the #Coronavirus!
Hey y'all! As mentioned earlier this week, there'll be no new YOU HEARD THIS ALBUM? shows for the foreseeable future until this pandemic is fully under control and we get some normality back in our lives :( But don't despair! Still need something to get you through those isolation blues? Drop D has been piecing together a brand new show entitled YOU HEARD THIS PLAYLIST? which will play every Tuesday (Australia / New Zealand Audiences) & Thursday (USA & UK / Europe audiences) and will feature a selection of New Releases from both Mainstream & Independent Rock Artists worldwide. We also get to hear from some of the artists every week too! In this edited version of Show 01 for Podcast release, DROP D brings you NEW tunes from Blind Melon, Colossal Rex, Elephant Tree, Baronaqua, Brand New Luddites & Between The Rain! The only way you can catch this show IN FULL is to stream it via Seymour FM 103.9 EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT AT 8PM (AEST) AND THURSDAY (10am Los Angeles) / (12pm Chicago) / 1pm (New York) / 6pm (UK). We also have a streaming TuneIn Player embedded on our official website at YouHeardThis.com We hope all our listeners, followers and the artists around the world are keeping themselves safe during this unprecedented time surrounding the #Coronavirus!
Wir haben uns in diesem ominösen Internet mal mit Wolfskull getroffen. Gitarrist und Hauptsongwriter Feratu sowie Bassist und Busfahrer Drop D. haben uns erzählt, dass die Band zwar neu aber sie keine Newcomer mehr sind. Hört rein und erfahrt, wie sie zusammengefunden haben, wie es mit dem ersten Album und Konzerten aussieht, was sie erreichen wollen, was ihnen als Musiker schon so krasses aber auch lustiges passiert ist und so einiges mehr.
Episode 146 - Tuned To Drop D(ead) As musicians ourselves, we know what it is like to strive for perfection. We've done the all-nighters with six sweaty dudes locked in a room, plugging away at the same song over and over until our fingers feel like they are going to fall off. Beer cans stacked to the ceiling and Taco Bell wrappers littering the floor. Ok, maybe we weren't striving for perfection so much as we were getting drunk and eating junk food while playing music, but we still know what it is to want that ultimate payoff as a band. There were times when we wanted it so much, we even thought we would go so far as to sell our souls to the devil. This week we grabbed some Liquid Vinyl Russian Imperial Stout from Arbor Brewing Company and discussed a couple flicks that find musicians willing to do whatever it takes to make it. Cheers! Follow us! Twitter: @thebuzzedkillPC Instagram: thebuzzedkillpodcast Facebook.com/thebuzzedkillpodcast MOVIES WE DISCUSSED - AMERICAN SATAN (2018) - THE PERFECTION (1984)
Yes, the way we travel around the world looking for great artists, it ain't easy and it's costly, lol. Frequent Flyer miles help out a lot. We put a lot of work searching for quality artists. Be grateful please, lol. Anyway we're here to rock for you. Another dope episode of world hip-hop. New music by Drop D. Oh man she gets crazy on this one, straight outta Israel. She's real with it too. Also China Mac letting you know he's nice. Click that play button, you'll see what i mean... 00:00 - Bazarro intro 02:00 - Aiza Asalam (Israel) - Drop D 05:18 - Dick (Toronto, Canada) - A. Harmony, DijajSB & Phoenix Pagliacci 09:21 - Been Nice (China) - China Mac 12:02 - History is Written (Italy) - Lil Vic 15:57 - Check it Out (UK) - Shumba Youth & Leo Samson 20:16 - Bazarro Mic Break 21:20 - Streets Ain't Where It's At (East Africa) - Dysfunkshunal Familee ft. Finsta Bundy & Napoleon Da Legend 26:53 - Blaze it Up (UK) - The Mouse Outfit ft. Sparkz 29:56 - The Music (UK/Dominican Republic) - Innocent? & Nutso ft. Minx 34:08 - Last Confession (Australia) - Hilltop Hoods 37:51 - South Gate (Mexico) - Mellow Man Ace 41:22 - Haarp (Italy) - Lil Vic 45:28 - Bazarro Mic Break 46:30 - Marlon Brando (Puerto Rico) - Agallah & Duke Westlake 49:58 - Mellowtune (Montreal, Canada) - Potatohead People 54:03 - Love You (Venezuela) - Shabaam Sahdeeq 57:47 - Southside (New Zealand) - David Dallas ft. Sid Diamond, Mareko 61:43 - Bazarro Mic Break 62:56 - Finish
Cosa significa esattamenete "drop D"? A cosa serve? Cosa sono le accordature aperte? Si usano sul basso? Se anche tu ti fai spesso queste domande, probabilmente hai bisogno di guardarti questo video. E hai anche bisogno di una vacanza, volendo vedere. Ma per quello io posso farci poco. BUONA VISIONE!
Check out Tether y'all. Wrote this with the Spider Capo on the 6th fret, in Drop D. Layered over some drums, bass, and organ. I like the way it came out! Though the drums could've been made a little better. Great seed for a song! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/danbarracuda/support
Emmanuel Soufflet and Drop D come to my house for pancakes, bacon and eggs
Dans cette vidéo on va voir ensemble un riff super original de Mr. Bungle : Quote Unquote (Travolta). On va plus précisémment mélanger la ligne de basse et le clavier pour créer un super riff de guitare ! Quote Unquote (Mr. Bungle - 1991) https://amzn.to/2RL7ytz Drop D tuning : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drop_D_tuning -------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- Guide Musical en préparation !!! -------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- C'est quoi Music Your Life ? http://musicyourlife.net/music-your-life-2019/ LE SITE WEB "MUSIC YOUR LIFE" : http://musicyourlife.net/ ABONNE-TOI A MA CHAINE YOUTUBE : https://www.youtube.com/c/CyroTorres SUIS-MOI EN PODCAST SUR I TUNES (OU SPOTIFY) SI TU PRÉFÈRES (TU Y TROUVERAS AUSSI MA MUSIQUE) : https://itunes.apple.com/fr/podcast/music-your-life/id1298180648?mt=2 Service proposé par http://www.podmytube.com/ SUIS-MOI SUR MA PAGE FACEBOOK "MUSIC YOUR LIFE" : https://www.facebook.com/cyromusicyourlife Les deux albums "Music Your Life" & "Music Your Life : The Jingles" sont disponibles sur TOUTES tes plateformes d'écoute préférées, et accessibles directement aussi depuis http://musicyourlife.net/ L' ALBUM DE MUSIQUE "MUSIC YOUR LIFE" : https://amzn.to/2qxjLSU https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/music-your-life/1271994585 L' ALBUM DES JINGLES/FORMATS COURTS "MUSIC YOUR LIFE THE JINGLES" : https://amzn.to/2H2PgLJ https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/music-your-life-the-jingles/1272352937 Cyro Torres - Music Your Life www.musicyourlife.net - 2019 -
Dans cette vidéo on va voir ensemble un riff super original de Mr. Bungle : Quote Unquote (Travolta). On va plus précisémment mélanger la ligne de basse et le clavier pour créer un super riff de guitare ! Quote Unquote (Mr. Bungle - 1991) https://amzn.to/2RL7ytz Drop D tuning : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drop_D_tuning -------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- Guide Musical en préparation !!! -------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- C'est quoi Music Your Life ? http://musicyourlife.net/music-your-life-2019/ LE SITE WEB "MUSIC YOUR LIFE" : http://musicyourlife.net/ ABONNE-TOI A MA CHAINE YOUTUBE : https://www.youtube.com/c/CyroTorres SUIS-MOI EN PODCAST SUR I TUNES (OU SPOTIFY) SI TU PRÉFÈRES (TU Y TROUVERAS AUSSI MA MUSIQUE) : https://itunes.apple.com/fr/podcast/music-your-life/id1298180648?mt=2 Service proposé par http://www.podmytube.com/ SUIS-MOI SUR MA PAGE FACEBOOK "MUSIC YOUR LIFE" : https://www.facebook.com/cyromusicyourlife Les deux albums "Music Your Life" & "Music Your Life : The Jingles" sont disponibles sur TOUTES tes plateformes d'écoute préférées, et accessibles directement aussi depuis http://musicyourlife.net/ L' ALBUM DE MUSIQUE "MUSIC YOUR LIFE" : https://amzn.to/2qxjLSU https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/music-your-life/1271994585 L' ALBUM DES JINGLES/FORMATS COURTS "MUSIC YOUR LIFE THE JINGLES" : https://amzn.to/2H2PgLJ https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/music-your-life-the-jingles/1272352937 Cyro Torres - Music Your Life www.musicyourlife.net - 2019 -
Did you miss Dianna “checking her mailbox” this past Saturday, September 22nd, 2018 live during Radio Memphis Around the World? Catch the message she got from Suzy Starlite of the British rock and blues band Starlite Campbell Band out of the U.K. right here. Is there a possible U.S. tour in the works and touching base with the Memphis Blues Society? Are you an artist/band that wants to share your story with Radio Memphis Around the World? Drop D a line to her email at dianna@pirateradiostudios.com. You can even mail her an actual letter (and music) to Pirate Radio Studios, Inc. 4745 Poplar Ave., Suite B100, Memphis, Tennessee. 38117 c/o Dianna. We just might share your message live on the air during the next Radio Memphis Around the World radio show.
Did you miss Dianna “checking her mailbox” this past Saturday, September 15th, 2018 live during Radio Memphis Around the World? Catch the message she got from artist Tiffiny Dawn out of Texas right here. Are you an artist/band that wants to share your story with Radio Memphis Around the World? Drop D a line to her email at dianna@pirateradiostudios.com. You can even mail her an actual letter (and music) to Pirate Radio Studios, Inc 4745 Poplar Ave., Suite B100, Memphis Tennessee. 38117 c/o Dianna. We just might share your message live on the air during the next Radio Memphis Around the World radio show.
Radio Memphis Around the World airs every Saturday afternoon from 1:00 PMCT - 5:00 PMCT. This is when Radio Memphis gets to step outside of Memphis and the Midsouth to listen to all kinds and styles of music from other cities and countries. Because of this, Dianna gets a lot of mail. She has decided that what better way to share even more information about the artists and the music that she gets to play on Saturdays then to share the actual messages that she receives from these artists with you. Did you miss Dianna checking her mailbox this past Saturday, September 8th, 2018 live during the show? Catch the message she got from Curtain Call Records about rock band Zamtrip out of Rock Springs, Wyoming right here. Are you an artsit/band that wants to share your story with Radio Memphis Around the World? Drop D a line to her email at dianna@pirateradiostudios.com. You can even mail her an actual letter (and music) to Pirate Radio Studios, Inc., 4745 Poplar Avenue., Suite B-100, Memphis Tennessee. 38117 c/o Dianna. We just might share your message live on the air during the next Radio Memphis Around the World radio show.
Radio Memphis Around the World airs every Saturday afternoon from 1:00 PMCT - 5:00 PMCT. This is when Radio Memphis gets to step outside of Memphis and the Midsouth to listen to all kinds and styles of music from other cities and countries. Because of this, Dianna gets a lot of mail. She has decided that what better way to share even more information about the artists and the music that she gets to play on Saturdays then to share the actual messages that she receives from these artists with you. Did you miss Dianna checking her mailbox this past Saturday, September 8th, 2018 live during the show? Catch the message she shares from the lead singer of Sleep Signals out of Minneapolis, Minnesota and the special message that comes with it right here. Are you an artsit/band that wants to share your story with Radio Memphis Around the World? Drop D a line to her email at dianna@pirateradiostudios.com. You can even mail her an actual letter (and music) to Pirate Radio Studios, Inc., 4745 Poplar Avenue., Suite B-100, Memphis Tennessee. 38117 c/o Dianna. We just might share your message live on the air during the next Radio Memphis Around the World radio show.
Radio Memphis Around the World airs every Saturday afternoon from 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM CT. This is when Radio Memphis gets to step outside of Memphis and the Midsouth to listen to all kinds and styles of music from other cities and countries. Because of this, Dianna gets a lot of mail. She has decided that what better way to share even more information about the artists and the music that she gets to play on Saturdays then to share the actual messages that she receives from these artists with you. Did you miss Dianna “checking her mailbox” this past Saturday, September 1st, 2018 live during the show? Catch the message she got from UK Country Social Media Group about UK country artist Penny Jayne Black right here. Are you an ARTIST/BAND that wants to share your story with Radio Memphis Around the World? Drop D a line to her email at dianna@pirateradiostudios.com. You can even mail her an actual letter (and music) to Pirate Radio Studios, Inc 4745 Poplar Ave., Suite B-100, Memphis TN. 38117 c/o Dianna. We just might share your message live on air during the next Radio Memphis Around the World radio show.
Part One of our Interview with Laurence Juber of Wings. This week starts with some oddball querstions , and meanders through LJ's thoughts on John and Paul's songwriting, and the performance aspects of each of the four. This is then followed by a discussion of "Drop D", "DADGAD", and why he frequently chooses to play in alternate tunings. The show then ends with an excerpt from a tutorial where he demonstrates his arranging skills, letting us into his head with "Martha My Dear" on guitar.
I went to two concerts this weekend and underneath all the education and information, podcasters are entertainers. If you're not entertaining your audience, you're losing them. Dictionary.com defines entertain as, "to hold the attention of pleasantly or agreeably; divert; amuse." We need to hold people's attention. The concerts I saw this weekend were Jonny Lang and King's X. Two Concerts by musicians with track records going all the way back to 1980 (King's X) and 1995 (Lang). Jonny Lang released his major label debut when he was 15 years old. Both bands had music in the rotation on MTV (for those that remember MTV) So what does this have to do with Podcasting? Well as both of these bands are now "Indie" we can learn from them. Have a Crappy Opening Act In both instances, the promoters of these shows picked HORRENDOUS opening acts. While the bands have little if nothing at all to do with this, it does make them sound better. Know what you're going to say Both of these bands have what are called set lists. This lists the songs in the order. It's only game plan and can be changed, but when they hit the stage they have a pretty idea of what is going to happen in the next 60-90 minutes. As a podcaster you should have a pretty good idea of where you are going when you press record. I know this seems common sense, but I often here shows start with what should be pregame chatter, "Did you want to talk about _____?" This should've been decided before the microphone was turned on. It's not like the guys in King's X have a big "LADIES AND GENTLEMEN KING'S X" and then Doug and Ty look at each other and ask, "Should we do Groove Machine?" I recently read a book about Van Halen, and bands of this caliber practice the same set for months to make sure everything is smooth. For the Love of God put the good stuff first There is a reason the news often starts with the phrase "Our top story tonight." Both bands came out with great up-tempo songs to get the crowd engaged. 3. Be Original Jonny Lang sounded like he was 15 going on 48 when he came out of the gate. He has a voice that is very distinct, and you know its him. Kings X has a very distinct sound. Did they do something way outside the box? Yes and No. They tune their guitars lower than what is considered standard, and they use a slightly different tuning (for the musicians they tune to C instead of E, and they use Drop D (not C) tuning). So while a little outside the box, all they did was twist a few knobs. These small twists (combined with awesome musicianship) makes them very identifiable. 4. Listen to Your Audience During one song Jonny was playing and singing with his guitar. This is called "Scat singing" and it was pretty cool (and I hate scat singing). The crowd really came alive. Sure enough later in the evening he brought it back. All night King's X fans were shouting requests (they have quite a few albums). One song is called, "King" and one person kept screaming, "Are you going to play King?" Well, they weren't because I was in the front row leaning on the stage and could read their set list (and I took after the convert). Before their first encore, they swapped added it. 5. You Can't Make Everyone Happy One dufas at the Kings X show wrote a note with a song request and was very persistent. Eventually, the lead singer stated they had a set list, and they are prepared to play and some they are not. 6. Have a Cool Logo if You Want to Sell Merchandise Jonny Lang's t-shirt was boring. They pictured his latest album cover which has his picture on it. With the music business in a mess, musicians make a fair amount of money from merchandise sales. For those who want to keepsake from the concert, the traditional "Album cover" t-shirt will do. King's X has a cool logo, with the phrase "First Church of Rock and Roll" with the saying "May the Groove be With you" You want to wear this shirt BECAUSE IT'S A COOL SHIRT. The other thing about having a cool logo shirt, is you can sell it no matter what tour you're on. This also means knowing your audience, so if your audience is a bunch if middle aged dudes, you better keep the extra large in stock. 7. Do No Underestimate the Power Of You, and the Value of Direct Access With Jonny Lang you can purchase a VIP package with gives you access to the soundcheck, selfie, posters, guitar picks, commemorative laminate, etc for $100. Most of this has very little to do with Jonny. 8. Don't Lose Your Cool, or Panic During the first few songs, the lead singer was having an issue with a microphone stand. Eventually, he threw it to the ground. Was he upset? I don't think so. I think he was trying to get the attention of the sound crew. Some "Rock stars" might've walked off the stage. Doug kept his cool. King's X Did Something Brilliant At Disney at end of the every ride you exit through the gift shop. At the end of their show, the lead singer from King's X explained how they were going to towel off, and head over to the merchandise table where you can get pictures, selfies, merchandise, etc. In other words, exit through the gift shop. The AMAZING thing is you didn't have to purchase anything to meet the band. The lead singer explained this as he was leaving the stage, "After all, it's all about you.' I was at the very end of the line. I was worried that they would cut the line, but I was told by one of their staff, "No, they stay till everyone has been served." WOW. What Was The Result? Most of the people there got a lot of time to look at the merchandise. To see other buying the merchandise. This was the law of reciprocity in action. They were doing something nice for you (free selfies) in hopes that you would do something nice for them (I bought a $25 t-shirt). Doug did a quick soundbyte for the show. They were awesome. Jonny Lang put on a great show. I love his voice, and can't wait for the new album. I do want to comment on something I noticed. I talked to people at the Jonny Lang show and for the most part people were from the Akron/Canton/Cleveland Area (within an hour of the location). There were a lot of fans of the venue (the Kent Stage), and alot of fans of Jonny. Within the first five minutes of standing in line at the Kings X show, I met people who came from New York (7 hours away), Indiana (4 hours away), Columbus (4 hours away). People who had seen them 10, 12, 13 times.With any prodding of the band, the King's X fans bellowed out the song with the singer. This often lead him to back away from the microphone. I was in the front row, I had probably 400 people behind me. To hear a room of people drowning out the amplifiers a few feet from me was a very cool thing. It obviously touched the singer as he was amazed at the enthusiasm of the crowd. So is this enhanced engagement with their audience the result of their "Free" Meet and Greets?" I don't have any facts to prove this, but if I was a betting man, I would guess that to be true. Check out both bands (both were great concerts) at www.jonnylang.com and kingsxrocks.com Other Topic Nominate the School of Podcasting in the technology category at www.podcastawards.com Soundcloud laid of 40% of their employees see http://www.spin.com/2017/07/soundcloud-lays-off-40-of-staff/
Drop-D, condiment fountains, & Akahai Lazerus
Drop-D, condiment fountains, & Akahai Lazerus
Drop-D, condiment fountains, & Akahai Lazerus
Attack of the Killer Soundtrack - Episode 26 This week we sit down with the genre-defying band - The Dead Deads. We learn a little about the members themselves, mostly based on their love of movies and music. And of course along the way, we build an interesting and well-rounded soundtrack. And while one member of band pins down the ultimate, phenomenal pussy soundtrack, we also discuss... Instagram pizza pictures, TARS, continuing to be dicks to the poor, Miley Cyrus, experiencing horror vicariously, Rotoscope, indie boners, Ann Getty, I don't do anything cool really, this is super unpleasant, I had snot everywhere... it was such a good movie, literally animate everything we're singing, hanging out on a cruise ship, Disney movies, a Metal/Rock/Punk/Dance Party, Snowpiercer, dropping off a cup of sugar, trust the sci fi fan, a see-through mesh black thing, a key moment for musicians and film lovers alike, being punctual, it's an add your own curse song, having good teeth, favorite robot, Quentin Tarantino, the biggest nerd, what's happening now?, get in yo bunk, unless an alien pops out or we're in outer space I don't really care, some possession movie, super worried about Walter White, I could party on that soundtrack until I die, the greenest person in the room, a vision quest of horror movies, being assigned a dead name, predestined to be a dick, Slayer Rules, a four hour fight about Disney soundtracks, trust the parameters of social media, Mad Libs song, my hard drive is full, Elvis mouth vs. Billy mouth, post-apocalyptic Schindler's List, leopard pants, quite the entertaining little chimp, the dude in the red thong, I don't do anything cool really, a well-organized genre explosion in Drop D, Interstellar, Taylor Hawkins, BW3 trivia... and a luckdragon. "...but that song came on and I was just like 'What the hell is this?! Must obtain track!'" For more on The Deads Deads, go to: http://thedeaddeads.com/
The joys of Drop D tuning, plus Pipes gives away a Morley Wah pedal!
After quite awhile without a RoughMix post. I decided to add this. I have been recording music, but actually posting a podcast takes some time, and life takes time too! This episode runs long, and is experimental. The audio records uninterrupted and has background noise as recorded from my Palm Tungsten. I am making up everything on the fly, but it is based on some experiments I did in earlier recording where I played with some elements. SHOUTS: Special hellos to listeners in: Vimont, Quebec (near Parc de Naples); Seattle, WA USA; Eskisehir, Turkey; near Peabody, KS USA; Moskva, Russia; Guangzhou and Shenzen, China Contact Info
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