Lunkhead wrote:

j$ wrote:Johnny Cashpoint and Marcus Kellis are in with a collab recorded mostly live in London

j$

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:O

Pigfarmer Jr wrote:Thanks for posting. Typically I'm not looking at the lyric until I listen to the fight. I do miss the lyric when it's not there most of the time.

Could we start adding the lyric thread link to the review thread's first post? It'd help me remember.

The wife and I have been meaning to get out to CO. I'll do my best to attend/help as I can.

Bridger : You obviously have an awesome voice. Embrace the Ben Gibbard -ness. I love the ambition of the arrangement; getting traces of SOAD's " Toxicity ," and even CKY's " Disengage the Simulator ." The verse rhythm guitar is so far ahead of the beat I want to cry. The vocals ...

Listened a couple times through while driving today. Interesting batch. Some good ideas in every tune. Good to be back, everyone. Full reviews to come.

Resubmitted, as my first mix sounded like a muddy fart. Hopefully Fightmaster understands <3

I'm in. It's been a while.

Have a good structure, chorus, and pieces of verses built. Might be in this one.

Got something written. We'll see if I can make time to record it.

Never mind. Accounting final and data analysis midterm this week :[

Pro Tools 12 reinstalled. 276GB of Native Instruments libraries downloaded overnight. Got a chorus and full song structure. Will be debuting the dobro. Let's do this.

I'd written a chorus for this, and then realized I'd written it for "Darling it's Strange." Also, hadn't reinstalled PT since my most recent reformat, and that obviously takes weeks

Neat to see some old familiar faces in here, anyway. I may be in for Flamethrower.

Mid-September weekends are open for me, and this is something I'd try to make. Venue looks great. Perfect for what we're doing, and they have a porter on rotation. Don't think I've ever truly gotten smashed with songfighters. Let's make that happen.

Just got my keyboard back from one of our artists who needed it on the road, and this is a solid title. I'll see what I can do.

Can we assume that this is not happening? I am essentially unemployed for the months of June and July exactly. It's a shame to let this go.

Texas doesn't work for me, I need to be able to pee without getting arrested or shot. :cry: We tried our best in Houston, and in fact succeeded for a few months. We'll get there. I don't think any of the Seattle contingent are up for hosting but I'd totally go for Portland or SF Bay Area again. Als...

Lunkhead wrote:And for those curious about what it takes to host, and who haven't seen this other thread, we've got an FAQ thread here:

viewtopic.php?f=19&t=9658

Did not realize I'd made the most recent post in that thread. Not much has changed in ~16 months, I guess.

For reference, the weekends of June 10 and 24 are out for me. MBA classes begin for me sometime in August - I'll know more in May. Also, we'll be closing on our new house sometime in August. Either way, I have one spare room I could open up to a traveling songfighter, and could perhaps persuade the ...

Might be able to help make things happen if Houston sounds interesting to anyone. I'd imagine the guys at Edgewater Studios would be willing to help out, as well.

Finally getting together at the studio with the guys to drink and record tomorrow. Hopefully there's a new title by then.

I move for this topic to be unstickied, because stickying it makes it less likely to be noticed when new posts are made. Started tonight with a Prairie farmhouse ale. If you ever see anything from Prairie at your liquor store, fucking buy it. It's expensive, but worth it. They're Oklahoma-based, so ...

I've never actually owned a tube guitar amp. Looking at old Fender, maybe Orange. My wife enjoys playing drums, but we rarely get out to the studio any more, so I think it's Ben fun to get a good electric kit for the home. Kind of low on space, though. An orchestral suite that doesn't suck. NI is o...