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.
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.
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:
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!
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."
"Information is not knowledge.
Knowledge is not wisdom.
Wisdom is not truth.
Truth is not beauty.
Beauty is not love.
Love is not music.
Music is the best."
~ FZ ~
To break down borders and realise that we are one species and then the true patriotism comes from pride and love of the human race, not from the tribes of which we currently are divided, open your eyes your mind will see! - ME
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."
I've been speaking with a lawyer relative about this. Myspace says their procedure is really to protect the artist from third party infringement. If you believe them, okay. If you don't, is suspicion alone a sound basis for pulling your songs?
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:
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.
Pierre
I live in Laval, I'm looking for some musicians to make a band. Drum, bass and guitar are needed. More songs with voices can be sent on demand.
www.myspace.com/fridayzodds
www.myspace.com/vignesartichots
I like it. Just straight up rock in your face. The guitars sound good. Very raw and warm. No AIC or STP influence? I see you have Kevin Martin listed, but no Candlebox? I'm just jerkin your chain.
"I had a false belief I thought I came here to stay... we're all just visiting."
my band and I don't have a myspace profile, nor will we.
We don't have our stuff recorded in a studio (except 2 or 3 of them are recorded) but we don't want to take the chance of putting them on myspace unless they are copywrited
2003: Uniondale, MSG x2 | 2004: Reading | 2005: Gorge, Vancouver, Philly | 2006: East Rutherford x2, Gorge x2, Camden 1, Hartford | 2008: MSG x2, VA Beach | 2009: Philly x3 | 2010: MSG x2, Bristow | 2011: Alpine Valley x2 | 2012: MIA Philly | 2013: Wrigley, Charlottesville, Brooklyn 2 | 2014: Milan, Amsterdam 1 | 2016: MSG x2, Fenway x2, Wrigley 2 | 2018: Rome, Krakow, Berlin, Wrigley 2 | 2021: Sea Hear Now | 2022: San Diego, LA x2, MSG, Camden, Nashville, St. Louis, Denver | 2023: St. Paul 1, Chicago x2, Fort Worth x2, Austin 2 | 2024: Las Vegas 1, Seattle x2, Indy, MSG x2, Philly x2, Baltimore, Ohana 2
Here's our myspace page. If there are any local (within a state or two) bands that dig what we're doing, we're always up for a road trip and gig-swapping. We've got some demo stuff on our myspace, but our real page has more stuff about our most recent album.
Comments
Thanks! I take my lead from groups like Massive Attack, Oceansize, and Porcupine Tree
old music: http://www.myspace.com/slowloader
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.
http://www.myspace.com/christianjame (Music Page)
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/19598996 (Personal Page)
http://www.myspace.com/slowloader
old music: http://www.myspace.com/slowloader
feel free to listen anyway
http://www.myspace.com/byproduct
http://www.byproductmusic.com
http://www.myspace.com/byproduct
we're a three piece rock band
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.
there you are.
- brain of c
Nice work. Know KY well...spent my teen years there and had some raucous fun in that place...anyhow. Keep it up!
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."
Knowledge is not wisdom.
Wisdom is not truth.
Truth is not beauty.
Beauty is not love.
Love is not music.
Music is the best."
~ FZ ~
To break down borders and realise that we are one species and then the true patriotism comes from pride and love of the human race, not from the tribes of which we currently are divided, open your eyes your mind will see! - ME
I've been speaking with a lawyer relative about this. Myspace says their procedure is really to protect the artist from third party infringement. If you believe them, okay. If you don't, is suspicion alone a sound basis for pulling your songs?
http://www.dickellisrevival.homestead.com
-my dad after hearing Not for You for the first time on SNL .
But I wrote a new song called "overslept"
http://www.myspace.com/fridayzodds
"Overslept",
Tanx
Pete
I live in Laval, I'm looking for some musicians to make a band. Drum, bass and guitar are needed. More songs with voices can be sent on demand.
www.myspace.com/fridayzodds
www.myspace.com/vignesartichots
I like it. Just straight up rock in your face. The guitars sound good. Very raw and warm. No AIC or STP influence? I see you have Kevin Martin listed, but no Candlebox? I'm just jerkin your chain.
Hey Eddie, thanks for playing MC5 in Detroit!
We don't have our stuff recorded in a studio (except 2 or 3 of them are recorded) but we don't want to take the chance of putting them on myspace unless they are copywrited
check it out
~e
http://www.myspace.com/thenaughtilistproject
http://www.myspace.com/thepeachbones
http://www.thepeachbones.com
THANKS