Your proudest recorded musical moment???

All Those Yesterdays

FinsburyParkCarrots wrote:

I'm never really happy with my recordings. Well, I am for about five minutes, then I listen back and think, "Awwww, I could do it a lot better." I've an album in the can like that.

Everyone thinks like that. It's completely healthy!

IDgotI

Kosuke Fukudome wrote:

What recordings do you have of yourself solo or with a band that you are really proud of how it came out?

Cool idea. I just posted some things here:

http://www.myspace.com/idgoti

xtremehardy388

Pj_Gurl wrote:

i can vouch for how incredibly good this is.

i love this forum, everyone is so cool and modest and happy to share and help each other out. you guys really do rock.

'all those yesterdays', i've commented before on how much i like your work. really cool.

'exhausted', this is awesome!!!!!http://www3.telus.net/exhausted/busstop.mp3

'binfrog', from one masshole to another - wicked wicked wicked cool. love them

Thank you so much

this is not for you

lol, ive recorded quite a few things

probably the things i am most proud of is the songs on our myspace

http://www.myspace.com/theladykillersofficial


weve been on the esq tribute cds to carl wilson and are currently going to be on the dennis wilson tribute cd coming out to coincide with the remastered pacific ocean blue

MichaelMcKevin

In 9th grade, I learned the entire "Hotel California (unplugged)" solo and all the leadwork and played it in front of about 200 people with a friend of mine. I worked real hard on it at the time and I got great responses.

Other than that, it was just a couple months ago when I was invited to join a band after playing drums at an open mic night.

ianvomsaal

xtremehardy388 wrote:

YOU RECORDED WITH FINCH!?!?!?! OH MY GOSH!!!! DUDE!!!! WOW!!!!!! I love Finch, sorry, haha I didn't think anyone knew of them

Yeah, DML is also where I worked with Blink and NFGlory. Alex (we all called
him Grizz) Linares & I worked together at GC in San Marcos (111). I recorded
with them at DML in San Diego in '03 (DML is actually in Murrieta). They did
"Worms of the Earth" for the Underworld Movie that year. In late 2004 Grizz
told us that they were having issues with Alex (Pappas) their drummer, and
it finally got to the point where they basically told him that he was getting
replaced - then the band just broke up. My buddies in SD told me that they
finally got back together late last year, and that they have a few songs in
the works that are coming out this year - I sure hope that they can all hold
it together for a bit - wheeew, bands are hard work.

JOEJOEJOE

My proudest moment is when I nominated 2 clients for Grammys, and they both won!

( I play the adding machine! )

StuffnJunk

made a demo for my the original band i had 2 years ago, very proud of my guitar work on it...i was the only guitarist, but i layered guitars on there Jimmy Page style, lots of fun and i got to be creative even though i wasn't the one who wrote the songs

the videos you can see in the link in my signature below are proud moments....my solo cover has gotten many views and postive reviews, and the band stuff had the crowd in the bar that night jumpin'

FinsburyParkCarrots

All Those Yesterdays wrote:

Everyone thinks like that. It's completely healthy!

Yep, haha. I'll link you to some stuff, anyway:

http://www.myspace.com/finsburytunes

exhausted

All Those Yesterdays wrote:

Thanks very humbling.

Greg is to modest (Exhausted), he has some amazing work.

thank you.

unfortunately i never think anything is good enough. i'm like fins, 5 minutes later i hate it all. but i love recording it.

the last things i "finished" were those songs about 4 years ago. actually i guess those ones i posted were shortly after i got protools so 5 years ago. i did a 9 song record.

since then i think i've only finished 3 songs though i have about 15 more fully recorded except i have no lyrics.

and now, for the past year, i have no time to play and i'm finding that my agitated state of mind completely kills my creativity.

oh well. some day i'll have time again. and maybe i'll be able to properly instill in my kids the love of music.

my 5-mo old daughter currently falls asleep to AIC's "dirt" record. she's usually out like a light by the end of "dam that river". she likes muse too. fell asleep to that tonight. the louder the better for her. my 2-yr son just got his first acoustic from my parents. he's still a little young (not not just jump on the guitar) for it but he does bang on the piano and sing already.

i'll listen to everyone's tonight. i'll be sitting here working for a couple of hours. most of the time i'm posting from a mobile phone these days as i'm rarely home and awake at the same time.

ianvomsaal

exhausted wrote:

actually mustering up the courage to play solo shows on my own a few years ago which, given my general level of self-confidence throughout my life, was pretty remarkable for me.

recorded moment, probably this song. this is the most ambitious i ever got.
http://www3.telus.net/exhausted/visitors.mp3

this is probably the best song i ever made though.
http://www3.telus.net/exhausted/busstop.mp3

nice greg . . .
visitors - hmmm, listen to radiohead much?
bus stop - maybe a little counting crows?

Trailer

Pj_Gurl wrote:

i love this forum, everyone is so cool and modest and happy to share and help each other out. you guys really do rock.

Yeah I agree... there are some really good songs in this thread!!

As far as my proudest musical moment, I'm currently making a cd... music's tracked and I'm now recording vocals, but it's taking longer than expected. Hopefully this thread's still around in a month or two:o:D

All Those Yesterdays

Trailer wrote:

Yeah I agree... there are some really good songs in this thread!!

As far as my proudest musical moment, I'm currently making a cd... music's tracked and I'm now recording vocals, but it's taking longer than expected. Hopefully this thread's still around in a month or two:o:D

It's always going to take longer then expected. What ever you think it's going to take multiply it by 20! And you might be sort of close!

Keep us all posted.

exhausted

ianvomsaal wrote:

nice greg . . .
visitors - hmmm, listen to radiohead much?
bus stop - maybe a little counting crows?

fairly accurate.

normally when people mention things i sound like it's not bands i actually listen to.

radiohead's a big one, at least inasfar as making strange noises is concerned. counting crows hadn't really crossed my mind but i see it now that you say it.

Trailer

All Those Yesterdays wrote:

It's always going to take longer then expected. What ever you think it's going to take multiply it by 20! And you might be sort of close!

Keep us all posted.

haha.. completely true!!!

thanks bud:cool:

Tasisity

My favorite song that I've recorded so far would have to be either "Sky & The Great Sighting Misfortune" or "Things Have Changed". Both can be heard at http://www.myspace.com/tasisitymusic

I'm putting out a record sometime soon, hopefully. It's original release date was for the 1st of this year, but packaging is getting last touches. All the music is recorded.

I don't know how much people on here would like my stuff, I pretty much do all kinds of music. Primarily industrial/techno (a huge NIN fan), some prog rock, & some songs are scream-rock, i guess. But I've got some unrecorded songs that dabble in some folk, some punk, some blues, ehh. I like too many kinds of music to stick with making just one kind.

Feedback is uber welcome.