The Shred Room II (with extra youth)

Joke's on you, property is theft. Feel free to use my posessions, comrade, my things are yours!

Edited by Leningrad - January 02 2009 at 23:09

No.

Epic post in Tech Talk coming up from me.
I have a habit of doing that.



Edited by HughesJB4 - January 02 2009 at 21:30

Sounds good. I'm tired as well, so I think I'm off.

Take care, guys.

NaturalScience wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: NaturalScience wrote: Wayside order arrived today.   Awesome. How's that new (I mean first) CoAM album sounding?

You mean In or Ex? They both sound great. Listening to Ex again now... I'm so satisfied with both of them, but Ex even more so.

Entirely different, but both did exactly what I had intended them to do conceptually. It's great to see ideas of yours actually come to life and end up being perfect.

MovingPictures07 wrote: NaturalScience wrote: Wayside order arrived today.   Awesome.

How's that new (I mean first) CoAM album sounding? 


Edited by NaturalScience - January 02 2009 at 21:19

HughesJB4 wrote: Well, it all depends really I guess. The problem is, some people look at things purely from a compositional point of view, and the problem is with this, is even if sometimes the compositions are based somewhat around tangential fragments, you have to consider the emotional aspects. I mean, you can have a song which doesn't always flow tangentially in compositional terms, but you can make it still flow emotionally, and to me, being able to make tangential stuff still flow emotionally in a coherent way is just as important too, and sometimes, more important perhaps.

Right. That's entirely understandable.

Well, it all depends really I guess.
The problem is, some people look at things purely from a compositional point of view, and the problem is with this, is even if sometimes the compositions are based somewhat around tangential fragments, you have to consider the emotional aspects.
I mean, you can have a song which doesn't always flow tangentially in compositional terms, but you can make it still flow emotionally, and to me, being able to make tangential stuff still flow emotionally in a coherent way is just as important too, and sometimes, more important perhaps.

Well, good thing about Post metal, compositionally, the music is truly progressive, in the sense that you can't just piece together random crap like some prog bands do, but you piece together non tangential musical bits.

I'm getting on to writing some post metal stuff.
Got a whole bunch of ideas, no idea how to piece them together