My Space Musicians

harmless_little_f***

I my gosh I could've sworn it was Eddie Vedder.

Samgs

harmless_little_f*** wrote:

Thanks to you too.

And rough 1st take recordings? Didn't need a lot of work to my ears. It's a deliberately unpolished sound. I say keep it that way, it's part of the 'charm'.

Well, we surely don´t want to overproduce it, but there are some little mistakes in there (ours and recording-wise) that could have been corrected with a 2nd take or a more careful approach. But yes we do like it raw...

Thereallovebone

http://www.myspace.com/mossbackmusic

Tom-Joad

FinsburyParkCarrots wrote:

http://www.myspace.com/finsburytunes

Nice! I really like the vocals. I do think the songs could benefit with a little variation, some changes of rythm. I think you have to do it when you're playing solo and you don't have any other instruments (like a harmonica) to give it some colour. But I do like it.

Btw, my band's guitarist has already posted our myspace website on this thread. Its http://www.myspace.com/thewage .

MetalGod75

http://www.myspace.com/sadnesskillsthesuperman

Guitarhero27

just wanted to bump this up cause we're getting a few separate threads for some myspace bands on here....if you post it in this...we do generally give everyone a fair listen cause we are musicians....and this way our M&G first page isn't just of different myspace links...

I hope I'm not turning into the M&G "mother" hahaha

plug your bands here!

It's always cool to see the different genres that we musicians play when we all listen to mainly just PJ haha

take care

-Seth

yenraek

http://www.myspace.com/stilettoband

Beav

http://www.myspace.com/zane26

Just me and a drummer. We really need a singer so we can get the ball rolling!

harmless_little_f***

http://www.myspace.com/thewitnessreel

enharmonic

http://www.myspace.com/blackbirdsymphonique

I don't wear my influences on my sleeve anymore. Besides, too many great bands making great music which informs what I want to do. I stopped making music that I thought people wanted to hear, and started making music that I want to hear. Oddly enough, that's been the best decision I've ever made.

The clips are more on the electronica side of the sound of my new project. It's a genre I've always been fond of, even while listening to bands like PJ, SG, AIC, Tool, QOTSA, Eleven, Helmet, WWC, Isis, Zep, Floyd, Beatles, JHE, Candiria, etc. Guitars will be used just like any other instrument at my disposal, but not as the sole vehicle to create or drive the music.

Anyhoo...1-minute clips for all. Full songs later this year...maybe.

FinsburyParkCarrots

I really like this. I'm listening a lot more to electronica these days.

enharmonic

FinsburyParkCarrots wrote:

I really like this. I'm listening a lot more to electronica these days.

Thanks! I take my lead from groups like Massive Attack, Oceansize, and Porcupine Tree

evenflow

http://www.myspace.com/christianjame


The songs up right now are my old stuff, but big things are happening as we speak. I've been working on my ned CD and hope to have it finished and out by mid-july. This one is full band and rocking, as opposed to the acoustic sound of the stuff up now.

Also, Celestial Nebula is very Sigur Ros, Craig Armstrong influenced. It's the only song like that I've done so far. Hope you enjoy.

-Man, I can't wait to finish the new stuff. I'm so excited about it, and I really want people to hear it.

trumansghost

http://www.myspace.com/paintthemoon2006

enharmonic

and here's my old alt-rock band

http://www.myspace.com/slowloader

PJ-Sin

well, I am definatley inspired by PJ, (McCready is THE reason I started playing guitar at all) but you might not be able to tell with the music we play.

feel free to listen anyway

http://www.myspace.com/byproduct
http://www.byproductmusic.com

whatsthefreezer

http://www.myspace.com/stillpinkmusic

we're a three piece rock band

Boom The Cat

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=49567158

Thats Stewart And Winfield, the guys I made a thread on.

Oh crap, I just realised this is a thread for bands members are members of. Well thats them anyway, they have no relation to me by the way.

rude

guitarist_4_pearljam wrote:

I just wanted to show off my music... and I would like to hear other musicians with a deep Pearl Jam background. So I open this thread hopeing to get some replies of other myspace.com musicians.. and also to comment about their songs, and hopefully get comments in return.. so to find me, it's:

http://www.myspace.com/jinxmeup

My personal favorite song is a tie between "American Dream" and "Little Dude Behind the Counter in a Video Shop in a Small Town". So check 'em out and give me a link to check out your stuff.

Stay cool
Rock on,

Julius the Bloody

Nice work. Know KY well...spent my teen years there and had some raucous fun in that place...anyhow. Keep it up!

blacknapkins

http://enjoyment.independent.co.uk/music/news/article756045.ece

from The Independent & The Independent on Sunday

MySpace exploits musicians, says Bragg
By Anthony Barnes, Arts and Media Correspondent
Published: 11 June 2006

Billy Bragg has taken on Rupert Murdoch's MySpace.com website in a dispute about artists' rights, after he claimed it was exploiting musicians.

The singer, whose hits include "Sexuality" and "Levi Stubbs' Tears", has removed all his music from the online community - which is credited with making chart-topping band Arctic Monkeys a success - because he claims the small-print gives the site too much power over his work.

MySpace has agreed to revamp the rules to avoid confusion over a clause which says artists grant the site a "royalty-free, worldwide licence ... to use, copy, modify ... and distribute" any content. Thousands of bands have posted material on to MySpace, which Mr Murdoch's News Corp bought for £300m last year.

Bragg told The Independent on Sunday: "There are four words I never like to see together - 'royalty free worldwide licence'. The alarm bells start ringing.

"The rights you are giving to MySpace are above and beyond anything you would give to a record company ... You would never go to talk to a record company without a lawyer but there are lots of people on MySpace without one."

Billy Bragg has taken on Rupert Murdoch's MySpace.com website in a dispute about artists' rights, after he claimed it was exploiting musicians.

The singer, whose hits include "Sexuality" and "Levi Stubbs' Tears", has removed all his music from the online community - which is credited with making chart-topping band Arctic Monkeys a success - because he claims the small-print gives the site too much power over his work.

MySpace has agreed to revamp the rules to avoid confusion over a clause which says artists grant the site a "royalty-free, worldwide licence ... to use, copy, modify ... and distribute" any content. Thousands of bands have posted material on to MySpace, which Mr Murdoch's News Corp bought for £300m last year.
Bragg told The Independent on Sunday: "There are four words I never like to see together - 'royalty free worldwide licence'. The alarm bells start ringing.

"The rights you are giving to MySpace are above and beyond anything you would give to a record company ... You would never go to talk to a record company without a lawyer but there are lots of people on MySpace without one."