I just saw this girl on Conan O'Brien. Pretty good. Pretty...prettttyyyy prettttyyy good
Posted by Clovis on Feb-05-2009 09:43:
Nice fridge
Posted by Ted Promo on Feb-05-2009 09:50:
HAHA, LOOK NO FRIENDS!
f'rl, reminded me of Imogen.
Posted by RTP on Feb-05-2009 12:05:
hot?
Posted by Stasis on Feb-05-2009 12:46:
Would be proud. That was nice
Posted by stev�sto on Feb-06-2009 17:12:
we should make a thread of one man band thingees out there. i think keller williams was the first one to do this.
and then theres ricoloop of berlin:
Posted by PETRAN on Feb-06-2009 17:49:
El Ten Eleven are the best in the "loopy" approach. They are two though, but they are awesome
Posted by stev�sto on Feb-06-2009 18:07:
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Originally posted by PETRAN
El Ten Eleven are the best in the "loopy" approach. They are two though, but they are awesome
i dont understand how you think this is better than the other 3 examples in this thread. i just dont. your example is a chorus of electric guitars and a drumkit, which is sonically boring. the other examples have at least 4 different unique instrument sounds going on at once. it creates a wider spectrum of sound. its like comparing a black and white pencil drawing to a colorful oil painting.
Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Feb-06-2009 18:46:
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Originally posted by stev�sto
i dont understand how you think this is better than the other 3 examples in this thread. i just dont. your example is a chorus of electric guitars and a drumkit, which is sonically boring. the other examples have at least 4 different unique instrument sounds going on at once. it creates a wider spectrum of sound. its like comparing a black and white pencil drawing to a colorful oil painting.
This line of thought puzzles me. For me it's the notes and rhythms that are most important, not the number of different instruments playing at once.
You're not a fan of solo piano music, I'm guessing? Posted by SMC on Feb-06-2009 19:40:
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Originally posted by PETRAN
the best
Take it easy with the superlatives, PETRAN. Posted by david.michael on Feb-06-2009 19:42:
Amazing... not often you see someone that does this whole one-man-band looping thing with a set of pipes like that to back it up.
Posted by stev�sto on Feb-06-2009 19:57:
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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
This line of thought puzzles me. For me it's the notes and rhythms that are most important, not the number of different instruments playing at once.
You're not a fan of solo piano music, I'm guessing?
you're talking about normal music, im talking about loopy repetitive music and how not to make repetitive music too ... repetetive.
and i never said the number of different instruments playing at once is most important. you can make a good loop based track with just one instrument, keeping the listener interested with a wide octave range and have multiple phrases that differentiate from each other. but, its a lot easier if you use sounds that have different characters to them, like characters in a story or play. petrans example has like, 3 phrases, that change slightly, using 2 "characters". this is all my opinion, which is why i said im not able to understand how petran can claim his example is better music than the other examples, i try but just cant understand. im baffled almost on a daily basis when i see people enjoying crappy music.
Posted by PETRAN on Feb-07-2009 20:53:
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Originally posted by stev�sto
i dont understand how you think this is better than the other 3 examples in this thread. i just dont. your example is a chorus of electric guitars and a drumkit, which is sonically boring. the other examples have at least 4 different unique instrument sounds going on at once. it creates a wider spectrum of sound. its like comparing a black and white pencil drawing to a colorful oil painting.
Yeah...whetever..their music is still better than the stuff you posted lol
And it is not just a quitar chorus. Have you listened to the whole song?
And el ten eleven don't play "loopy music" anyway. They play proper post-rock but because they are just two they use samplers. This means that their music stands on its own, not only within this gimmicky show context. Here is another beautiful tune but without the stupid show part.
Posted by jupiterone on Feb-07-2009 20:57:
she's pretty catchy
Posted by creon444 on Feb-08-2009 02:23:
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Originally posted by PETRAN
Yeah...whetever..their music is still better than the stuff you posted lol
They still got nothing on this guy
Posted by PETRAN on Feb-08-2009 04:27:
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Originally posted by creon444
They still got nothing on this guy
Wow, even the monkey's penis is used as a drumstick Posted by creon444 on Feb-08-2009 04:50:
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Originally posted by PETRAN
Wow, even the monkey's penis is used as a drumstick
LOL! Only you could spot something like that at once, you naughty greek adventurer!
Posted by jupiterone on Feb-08-2009 04:53:
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Originally posted by stev�sto
and then theres ricoloop of berlin:
that is fucking great
Posted by PETRAN on Feb-08-2009 14:43:
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Originally posted by creon444
LOL! Only you could spot something like that at once, you naughty greek adventurer!
These repeatetive erections just appeared in my visual field and then this awesome hi-hat sound "cums" in...talkin bout "sexy dance" music!
Posted by creon444 on Feb-08-2009 18:21:
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Originally posted by PETRAN
These repeatetive erections just appeared in my visual field and then this awesome hi-hat sound "cums" in...talkin bout "sexy dance" music!
Oh my... "repeatetive erections", "awesome cums", "sexy dance". Please spare us your homoerotic fantasies, young man. This is a musical forum Posted by PETRAN on Feb-08-2009 19:20:
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Originally posted by creon444
Oh my... "repeatetive erections", "awesome cums", "sexy dance". Please spare us your homoerotic fantasies, young man. This is a musical forum
No, no they are not homoerotic!
In a matter of fact i got those fantasies while fantasizing Theresa Andersson...playing with the monkey Posted by creon444 on Feb-08-2009 19:26:
Are you sure it was Theresa Andersson who was "playing" with the monkey?
Posted by PETRAN on Feb-08-2009 19:48:
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Originally posted by creon444
Are you sure it was Theresa Andersson who was "playing" with the monkey?
nice gif
This looks like elfreak giving the monkey a really hard time!
I wonder if the monkey is going to respond back with its banana?
