Song Fight! Comp CD

Set up live gigs with each other, announce gigs you're playing around the country or whatever, talk about how the show went, post links to recordings, etc.
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passing the torch

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hi folks,

I am busy with my alter ego atm. I apologize to everyone for not getting this done. Your money should have already been refunded - if it hasn't, drop me a line.

Spud has agreed to carry this forward. I just didn't feel comfortable forwarding everyone's money without asking.

Thanks,
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Rekinding the Compilation

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Hey all, I told Blue I would take this on. However, I need a current head count.

Please post your intent to go forward, and how much time you were in for.

Thanks.
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Post by Kamakura »

Hey Spud,
Thanks for taking over, though what's more important is Blue. I hope he is OK.

The line up was like this (http://www.songhole.org/sfcomp.html) with each $25 slot being 6 minutes and extra time generally donated.

Cow Exchange - Songs TBA
sonofsupercar - Songs TBA
Jon Eric - Songs TBA
C Hack - Songs TBA
Jim Tyrrell - Songs TBA
Kamakura - Songs TBA
Blind Mime Ensemble - Songs TBA
Eddie Bangs (TWICE!) - Songs TBA
Roymond - Songs TBA
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Post by jimtyrrell »

I am in for two songs:

Silent Pipe
Big Disco

The two songs total less than six minutes, and they're in the SF archive. I can email copies if necessary. Last I heard, Octothorpe was in need of some time, so whatever the difference is from my six-minute total can be applied to that.

Thanks for getting this started, Blue, and thanks to Spud for keeping it moving. Hurrah!
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I put my "Violet Wants it Her Way," as it is found on the Songfight Archive, and I donated the rest of my time to Johnny Cashpoint.
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I'd still like to be a part of this, if there is any way possible.
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I was aiming for two songs but I think I gave one to Ken.
I'll get the Lavender Splendor remix going...
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Post by Plat »

Bummer, Blue.

Spud, count me in still, with:

Cow Exchange: Tri-State Area
Historyman (donated): Chainsaw

And the remaining few seconds can be donated to any good cause that happens your way. Just show me how to stuff you with money, and let me know if you need the files uploaded once more.
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Post by Eddiebangs »

I was in (twice) with two songs of mine and time donated to Hoblit and Glenn Case. I would still like to participate, so I'll keep an eye on this thread for further instructions.

Blue- wishin' you well, whatever's goin on

Spud- cool of you to take over- Thanks!

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Post by blindmime »

I'm still in with my 2-minute song, "Sunny Again."

I gave 2 minutes roughly to Starfinger for "More Than Soup"

And 2 minutes roughly to Abom for something, but I don't know that he responded so I guess that's still available.

Sober on the comp would be a good thing.
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Making notes, taking it in.

Needless to say, there may be a few changes in procedure, as the management has changed :)

Will post something more official shortly. In the meanwhile, keep posting your current status and interest.
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Post by GlennCase »

The song I have (through Eddie's donation) is Bullseye Girl from Abbott Presley.

I have the session files to this still, and can make a better version than there is on songfight if need be.

ROCK!

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Still interested. I believe my songs were "Can't Take Our Love Away" and "Say the Word." I think that gave me 10 seconds to spare, IIRC.
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My two are:
Cold Sweat 2.36
Twelve Monkeys (Kapitano + Kamakura) 2.58.
That's a total of 5.34.
Please give the remaining time to Sober if he wants it, or to whoever you want if he doesn't.
If you want any help just shout.
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Johnny Cashpoint - 'Keep in Touch' (1.57-ish). Thanks again to Generic for the offer.

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Post by MintyHandy »

You know, this just makes me think that how nice it would be if bands who sell their own CDs at shows made deals with other bands they like to drop a few tracks on the end of the CDs, so as to cross-promote to people that might like the other bands...
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Post by Leaf »

MintyHandy wrote:You know, this just makes me think that how nice it would be if bands who sell their own CDs at shows made deals with other bands they like to drop a few tracks on the end of the CDs, so as to cross-promote to people that might like the other bands...

that'd be ok to do as a promotional thing... but if someones trying to sell an "album" or has an artistic vision..that'd get kinda awkward. I've always liked the idea of selling everyone's cd's from a booth that looked the same from band to band...like an independent cd store on wheels... no one get's any profit except from the cd's THEY sell from their booth... so.... you could sell 5000 discs and yet make no money, yet have a ton of fans.... whoa...that' d be a trip.

Ok, maybe that's going a little far...I dunno...
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