iain44s

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its not quite finished yet...its my honours project for uni whichi hand in in 2 weeks time...will stick it online after that

funny you should mention that...i aquired a nice set of mellotron samples the other day...have used the choir sound on my album.

favourite mellotron moment has to be exit music by radiohead...totally haunting. sent shivers down my spine when i first saw them do it live

ok computer...in my opinion easily the best album of all time. That program just made me really want to listen to it over, and over again.

dont know if its in london...

its definitely not in houston though

Bon Jovi - It's my life

its at the liquid rooms in edinburgh i think

anyone going? I just won a pair of tickets Woohoo

id go for Nigel Godrich...although i dont think he would work for a 44s album....

for the 44s id go for Rich Costey...it would then sound enormous

if you want a professional looking finish...DO NOT DO IT YOURSELF!

seriously...you will regret it.

i got a couple of dents patched professionally in glasgow and even they made an arse of it...the paint doesnt match the original colour and its coming off already.

Howere i heard there is a better shop in glasgow called Guitar Guitar who are good for this sort of thing.

iain

Interpol were blinding at the Carling academy in December. I can't wait to see them in a festival atmosphere. Should be great and hopefully not full of neds as they don't in any way strike me as a ned band!

hmm...i was surrounded by neds at that gig...all shouting "STELLA" at every available opportunity. good gig though.

meatloaf - bat out of hell

At the most basic level the process can be split into recording' date=' mixing, and mastering.

Most bands blow 90% of their budget on the recording, and leave a couple of hours for the mixing and almost nothing for mastering.

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This is a really important point. A good quality recording means bugger all if the mix is rubbish...and good mixes take hours or even days to get right...even just for one track. Mastering also extremely important...expecially if you plan to get the tune played on the radio.

morrissey- fist of the gang to die

afi-girls not grey

get there early if you can...my friends Bad Dancer are opening and they are fooking ace.

www.baddancer.co.uk

Charlotte (one of the forum mods' date=' she still mod here?) was at the same screening as me.[/quote']

ha nice one. we thought it was pretty unexciting to be honest...it just wasnt as good as fight club, yet strikingly similar. was nicely shot though. the bits with the machine accidents made for some uncomfortable watching!

i think this is what you are after...

http://www.nusentsonline.com/html/details.php?categoryId=2&contentId=284

thats the badger indeed...2000 though...karl doesnt come cheap!

we have tickets for that actually...pm me an ill try get some to you

10th march (tonight)...Inverness...the Market Bar

11th march...Kinlochleven community centre (nr fort william)...w/the heretics. 7.30 start.

12th march...Aberdeen...Kef w/ Jesse James and Normans Fetish

14th march...Edinburgh...the Bongo Club

Hopefully see some familiar faces

this happened in glasgow ages ago (the ban on happy hours)...cheap pubs stayed cheap and expensive ones stayed expensive. Not that much difference really i dont think.

I am so excited I might actually explode.

i cannot urge you enough...GO TO THIS SHOW!!

we played with them tonight and they were incredible.

this really is not to be missed.

i have a feeling this is going to be a good one

They did support Millencolin. But they were ace

The campsite at T in the Park is actually my living incarnation of hell.

Charlotte (not iain)