imprinted

oh yeah - and there was craig who played bass for a while as well? he worked/works with my dad.

they were frequently refered to by numbers but heres the list:

song 1: roadkill

song 2: (i totally forget what this was called' date=' its one that was on a fudge cd)

song 3: emma

song 4: big head

song 5: cheers (where everybody knows your name)

song 6: (was probably just called the new song)

surprised that i remembered those off the top of my head![/quote']

what about 7 and 8?

and thanks MART!

Its fairly new' date=' not been used alot, has one problem about it which is the laquere oin the neck has discolourd (I cant spell)

If you want to see a pic pm me ok.[/quote']

http://www.guitarampkeyboard.com/thumbnail.php?w=280&h=180&id=580

one of these?

oh god! who hit Tom?

and what were the songs *actually* called? i seem to remember them as numbers instead of their real names!!! one was called Roadkill (i can still play that aaaaaaaaahahahaha!) but the rest are a mystery!!

(who's tom?)

3/10 i think...

and it was fun! my first ever proper gig that was!

tis a shame indeed - they were mighty!!

(and a big influence on WBL originally were they not? could be wrong there)

1. This is the N.E.W.S - Kill II This

2. Parisienne Moonlight - Anathema

3. Idle Gossip - Toy Dolls

The lineup changed shitloads after that. Dunno exactly who was in them over the whole course. James Radio Lucifer was for a while' date=' as was Mark who used to play in Starfall (maybe he still does I dunno).[/quote']

someone kept my copy of the demo and i've forgotten who it was!

and yes I've left starfall.

and Mart - it was fun.

and also the reason i ended up buying a 5 string bass!

another pointless waste of bandwidth on the wasteland - who'd have thought it...

there should be a support group for all those people who were in that band!

on a similar side related note - how difficult would it be to do something similar but attach it to a gas mask say? (like a half mask if you will?)so it would still be vaguely musical and with a decent signal so i don't need to do more than whisper into it?

come on boo - tell us! what song!

if i hadn't seen people doing things with noise and drones or seen people my age being in bands or playing inventive discordant music then i'd have never had the confidence or even realised i could do it myself(didn't come from an exceptionally creative or musical background or area). nothing should be dismissed. everything should be explored.

and this too is a very VERY valid point. experimentation is the key to musical survival. take risks. try something different. if you play guitar try something from a different genre than you usually play - say if you're into death metal try playing some jazz or country - will probably give you good ideas for new chords and ideas/timings.

M

dave as soon as you mentioned aphex twin i instantly thought of grey stripe - the frequencies on that made me *really* uncomfortable and i had to skip the track...

note to self - never listen to aphex twin "grey stripe" really loud on headphones...

Will it ever just actually become a totally pointless wall of white noise with no structure?

you'll have that soon enough...oh yes, yes you will!

i'd be there. oh aye. me thinks i'm one of the ten VIS refers to.

same here - i better be vis - or i'll cry!

Side note - since you're in daviot - do you know a barry jamieson? he's my cousin!

I'd volunteer my services but since i'm broke i'd never be able to afford practices...plus i've got far too many "bands" (read - thoughts of bands) just now!

Hmm his life cant get any worse.

do you think he's also thinking to himself "dear god why is this happening to me?"

damn well looks like it

damn them - they've got a bob moog Voyager! *gasp* i want!

where're the 10 samples going to come from? Me and matt had an "amen break"-off a couple of weeks ago which was interesting. 1 sample' date=' 1 hour

incidentally - up here: [url']ftp://80.229.1.39/ login as guest, password is "password".

didn't work

'i hate jimmy page' mindless self indulgence

such a good song!!

such a good band

what's the website again?

i think i know exactly the guy you're meaning. but i can't find the total guitar magazine that had his interview in it!!! he plays a really weird guitar and dresses up in huge outfits?

Consider this advanced warning' date=' DHR's two newest signings play Aberdeen on Saturday the 25th September, Moshulu Main Room.

PANIC DHH - Alec Empire's guitarist, Robbie Furze's band have attracted multiple storming reviews off the back of their debut album. The ferocity and intensity of their album is doubled live, as the band proved without doubt on their recent tour with industrial legends KMFDM.

MOTORMARK - Fife two-peice who've come a long way, baby. Support from Ladytron and Peaches, they have an accessible pop-edge but, as their debut album Pop:Up proved, they know how to make a noise too. It's no surprise to see them releasing both a single (September) and album (October) on DHR and if the sneak peeks are anything to go by, they've ramped up the live show all the way past 11.[/quote']

my god - a gig at moshulu that i actually want to go to!

see ya there folks!

Smilie from brilliant Glasgow act Julia Thirteen turned down the chance to play bass for Speedway (and a massive cheque). Clever Clever Boy

and he also managed to get me in to see stampin' ground chimaira and everytime i die for nothing because i couldn't get a ticket!

the man's a legend!