No shame in that! Checked you out, 'tis good!

I see you found me (-:

I think we should encourage shareing our own music 'round here, 'cos we OBVIOUSLY have a taste crossover, being that we are all on a Pulp forum.

To that endevour...

http://www.myspace.com/jameshisted

has 4 of my songs up. As I have mentioned before, on the old board.

Who else has their own music? This could become very interesting!

 

Jock, you are crazy! I love it; hardly anyone else is doing anything like this these days. Looks like I'm the first one to hear "Ebay"! Doesn't even need drums, but I can't hear it in your head. "Mr. Normal" is very impressive. Astounding, even. Very good, I'll have to hear the others on your website later. I added you as a "friend", so I'm "like a friend" now. I try to insert Pulp song titles wherever I can in life.

ok, here is my band then

http://www.myspace.com/theacets

 

i'll have a listen on yours tomorrow, people

Acets, yeah, excellent! This is exciting.

Thanks, James, yeah, I've spent a lot of time with Pulp's eighties material lately. I don't think any of those four songs were directly influenced by Freaks, but "Miserable In Love" was heavily inspired by Separations, particularly "My Legendary Girlfriend". I don't know if I should be admitting these things, but hey, we're all Pulp-loving musicians here. Let's see, "Way to Go", which is a pretty new song, was most influenced by Orange Juice's "Poor Old Soul". "A Promise Tonight" just came to me but definitely owes a lot to songs like "Happy Endings", in particular. "Outpour" was largely inspired by the chorus to "Party Hard".

Yeesh, I feel so dirty now. Well, we're all inspired by something, right? If I can ever write songs like JC's...wow, that's the dream.

-- Edited by josta59 at 01:31, 2006-10-03

Here are my band's current recordings:

www.myspace.com/theidiotawakes

Though we've since ditched all of them completely in favour of an entirely new set with more of a synthpop/glam feel.

Jock, that's nice, but it's so long already. You just want us to add onto the end of it? What are you going for, a Gershwin-length pop rhapsody? You already have an ABA structure; I could see someone adding a C section (heh), but then I think you'd want to wrap it up. Otherwise you're going to have a real mess (maybe that's what you want).

 

 

I like the idea of having a long one - hur hur.

That prince album "Lovesexy" is really annoying/interesting in the way that it has only 1 track - you are forced to listen!

Think less of a "song" more of just pissing around really - its up to YOU what you do with it, only use one note, or a tiny snippet - we can compare notes later!

Jock