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Non-Titled.EP – 1st Two “Demo” Tracks I’ve Been Working On. #SoundCloud

Graeme — Sun, 19 Sep 2010 22:41:03 +0000

Over the past 4 days, I’ve worked on 2 tracks for what could be an EP if you want to call it that. I think Not.Track.2 is still in “demo” stages, but Not.Track.1 is finished as far as the “album” is concerned. The only part of the tracks I did not create myself are the drum samples which are royalty-free.

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7 Years Short – MP3 Demo

Graeme — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 15:38:47 +0000

7 Years Short – Demo

I keep saying to myself I’m going to finish this track… and I’ve been saying this now for over 10 years. After 7 years of procrastination, in 2006, I finally recorded what you’ll hear in this demo track. Yes, IT sounds very much like The Prodigy’s “Serial Thrilla.” Was it intended to be that way? Kinda, but I did get the idea for the melody from Serial Thrilla. When I put everything together, I hadn’t listened to Fat of the Land for a few months, yet the way everything flows shows quite a few similarities.

Hopefully soon, I’ll go back in and fine tune everything, which probably means I’ll just re-record the entire track again. Enjoy!

Bands Keeping Things Fresh During Stageshows

Graeme — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 02:58:09 +0000

Bands release albums that reflect who they are, what they were thinking/feeling at that moment in time. With that said, after the record is released, they should never be limited by themselves, the fans or the record companies. They should be open to changing things up during their live shows, visually and musically. The fans should be given a show that they will remember and that will be different than other bands and shows they have seen.

The two videos I’m including not only have the bands change the music that differs from album to hearing it live, but also show bands that can bring a stage show to further the way their music can be perceived by the fans.

(1st Video) Mr. Bungle was never shy on bringing the fans a stage show along with their music. Masks, outfits and mindless banter made Mr. Bungle’s that much better. Off their self-titled album, Mr. Bungle, this version of ‘Squeeze Me Macaroni’ definitely is different than the album version and their stage show brings something to the fans they probably wouldn’t see elsewhere anytime soon.

(2nd video) Nine Inch Nails has been around 20 years this year, and after this upcoming tour with Jane’s Addiction, Trent Reznor is going to take a step back from NIN for a while and work on other projects. But one thing Trent Reznor and Nine Inch Nails never took a step back from was bringing the fans something to remember. NIN’s live band members bring their own style to the live show as well as the crazy antics and light show they’ve always been known for. Here they bring Coldplay Dillinger Escape Plan on stage to change things up on the song ‘Wish’ off of NIN’s Broken.

NIN: Wish live with The Dillinger Escape Plan – Perth, 3.02.09 [HD] from Nine Inch Nails on Vimeo.