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4/29/2007 7:35:35 PM ---- Updated 4/29/2007 11:08:57 PM

New, Improved Indieland Collaboration Page
The new, improved, supermegarad Indieland Collaboration Page now has the most current version of the tune (updated frequently, cuz that's how I roll) along with new guide tracks to help you with your ultrafab contibutions. Thrill to the yearning vocals of The Man with No Band, the awesomeness that is JAWZ, and the soulful stylings of Chris George from Eaglehead.


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Eaglehead

4/29/2007 10:18:56 PM


I cant steal the glory - Its George from Eaglehead who is soulfully stirring - I aint done my bit yet (guitar)..............

Good to see its all starting to come together!

Chris


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Indieland_Collab

4/29/2007 11:19:59 PM ---- Updated 4/30/2007 2:40:30 AM


It would be nice to get those harmonies beefed up. Here's the deal - Jillian sent me a harmony part and I did a part to go with it. But to get the harmonies to fill out the chords nicely, my part had to go above and below Jilly's part (for you geeks, I had to cross the voices, generally not a good idea when part writing for voice.) That makes for a very awkward part to sing and get a good blend. I've written out two parts that cover the same notes but are broken into parts that are really easy to sing. Drop me a line if you're interested at iaccollab@mp3forkidz.com . If you read music, I'll just send you notation. If not, I'll play the parts on the piano and send you an mp3.

That was a bit verbose, wasn't it?


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Spank Momma

4/30/2007 7:59:34 AM


I think the solo by Chris Eagledood and Isle Of Ewe is gonna rock big time.
I don't know how many people want to add a solo but we might have to lengthen the loop to accommodate all the guitarists.. I didnt end up with a verse, do you still want a harmony? Peace John


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Spank Momma

4/30/2007 5:01:31 PM


Seems I'm being ignored. Hello, If I am not singing a verse do you still want harmony parts? Hey, George sounds kinda like Dylan on Payote. Is Hugh still doing his part?
I mean it was his dream. How many guitar solo's are going to work? Help me, help me. Help me said the little fly person. John


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SILVERWOODSTUDIO

4/30/2007 5:09:29 PM


heh heh, I just listened for the first time (been on dial up)

There's a good feel, the vocal balance will be a challenge!

I think the chorus should have a more blended feel ( almost choral )a falsetto would be a good addition in the chorus ( i'm not volunteering)

All in all , very promising, did I hear Willie Nelson in there?

these are just thoughts by the way / You are doing a huge favour for all!!!!


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4/30/2007 5:33:47 PM


Isle of Ewe, I'm sure you're not bein' ignored. DayVel doesn't spend all day on the internet like some of us. ha

As for Hugh, he's probably off looking at himself in the mirror or something. ha ha


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4/30/2007 5:34:43 PM


Isle of Ewe, didn't you say you'd sing a line, did you see on the other thread I put your name behind one ?


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Indieland_Collab

4/30/2007 7:04:30 PM ---- Updated 4/30/2007 8:07:09 PM


I would never ignore ewe. To get things straight - let's define the sections of the song as defined arbitrarily by me.
First 4 bars - intro
Next 16 - verse
Next 8 - verse-chorus transition
Next 8 chorus
Repeat
solo over verse directly into chorus, then
verse
v-c trans
2 choruses
coda
(hope that's right)

When you ask if you should add a harmony, I need to know where.

As for guit solos here's what I was toying with - have both of you do solos and build a dueling guitar thing with some alternating and overlapping ,and both blazing at the end. It's possible this is a really stupid idea. Alternatively, I could just splice in another verse.


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Spank Momma

4/30/2007 8:51:36 PM


Ok, I found the thread, I'm singing verse 7 I guess. I have a solo Ill send tomorrow. Then do some vox. Peace


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Hugh Hamilton

4/30/2007 10:05:59 PM


Hi, All - I want to apologize for my absence of late, which is due to the usual daily time restrictions - I haven't had time to download or listen or record or read the entries here, but I'm IN as committed and will make my best effort to get some studio time over the weekend for my vocal lines, and if there's still a need for any guitar I'll gladly give it a shot...

Rock on, Indies!


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5/2/2007 9:45:07 AM


sheesh Hugh, you didn't even respond to my barb above, I guess it wasn't brash enough. heh

Folks if you have ideas or comments on the proceedings here, please speak your mind.

If anybody has any ideas to contribute, send them to DayVel. I only want to hear myself on one line here, hopefully. Others are invited to get in on this of course, still plenty of stuff to do. Everybody who's singing should take a crack at the chorus so we have a big group singing at one time.


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Carolyn Stewart

5/3/2007 12:52:09 PM


Hey this was a lot of fun - look forward to hearing the final version. I'm amazed with technology these days, to be able to put something like this together and never actually be in the same room.(city, country)

Definitely opens the mind to what can be done...

Loved everyone's input so far.

-Carolyn


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Hugh Hamilton

5/5/2007 11:01:17 AM


Just wanted to say I'm hoping to make my contribution this weekend. Rock on everybody...


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Hugh Hamilton

5/5/2007 4:35:09 PM


Fired off a bit of vocals and some axe-work via e-mail...hope at least a little of it will pass the audition...thanks to everyone for "playing along" with my little group-collab fantasy...and thanks to the ringleaders for doing the "heavy lifting"...


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Spank Momma

5/6/2007 7:56:42 AM


Hey, Thats alot better, I was beginning to think those guitars didn't have any continuity,
Somehow Hugh made it seem smoother. Now lets keep those choruses tight, I did the choruses in a loop like 10 times before I got the phrasing right. Ha, I can hear Hugh harmonizing with himself on his verse, I did that too. Getting better but I was scared for a minute there. Peace John


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Carolyn Stewart

5/6/2007 10:48:07 AM


Excellent Hugh - loved it!....Great opening & loved all the guitar work...


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Eaglehead

5/6/2007 12:56:23 PM


Hugh's slinky slide has added the gravy to our meat and taters :)


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Hugh Hamilton

5/6/2007 2:04:58 PM


Thanks for the kind words - I've had a chance to have my very first listen to the "ensemble" version, and it's shaping up nicely! Rock on, everybody...I'm looking forward to having another go at the choruses when it's time...

:)

Hugh


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Spank Momma

5/6/2007 3:03:27 PM


Yea Yea Gravy, Thats it, we just needed some gravy, now for some nice steamed veggies and some toasted buns, yea thats it, toasted buns.


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