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Bandcamp is great. It's extremely user-friendly and quite intuitive. I hope it catches on a bit more in the future.

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Originally posted by harmonium.ro harmonium.ro wrote:

When the music's over... what you gonna do?


/philosoraptor

Have a beer.
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Originally posted by J-Man J-Man wrote:

Bandcamp is great. It's extremely user-friendly and quite intuitive. I hope it catches on a bit more in the future.


Jeff, you should Shred Room more often.

By the way, one track on Refulgence is semi-metal.  It's the heaviest thing I've ever written anyway (short of one song that's going on my third album most likely).  I wonder what you'll think of it.  The vocals aren't recorded yet, but everything else is.  It's called "Riddles in the Dark."
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Points: 22989 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 14 2010 at 15:37
Originally posted by Padraic Padraic wrote:

Originally posted by harmonium.ro harmonium.ro wrote:

When the music's over... what you gonna do?


/philosoraptor

Have a beer.


Not a bad answer actually. But I just ate something very sweet, and I only had cider in the first place. Maybe tomorrow!
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Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

Originally posted by J-Man J-Man wrote:

Bandcamp is great. It's extremely user-friendly and quite intuitive. I hope it catches on a bit more in the future.


Jeff, you should Shred Room more often.

By the way, one track on Refulgence is semi-metal.  It's the heaviest thing I've ever written anyway (short of one song that's going on my third album most likely).  I wonder what you'll think of it.  The vocals aren't recorded yet, but everything else is.  It's called "Riddles in the Dark."


I should - it's time that's really the issue here. Smile I haven't been much of a forum-lurker lately. When I'm not busy doing schoolwork or other activities, my main online priorities are writing reviews on the loads of promos I have on hand. You'd be shocked how many promos I've gotten since August. LOLWacko

I really can't wait for Refulgence at all - the song I've heard that's in your signature is incredible. If the rest of the album is even close to that, we have an early contender for one of the top 2011 albums. The metal part sounds interesting; I'm excited to hear how it all comes together. ClapThumbs Up

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My stock at the moment:

$7.55 bourbon (used to treat my head cold)
40oz of Icehouse
One Milwaukee's Best Ice
Two Milwaukee's Best Regular
One bottle of Samuel Adam's Imperial Ale (that I've held onto for like two months)
https://epignosis.bandcamp.com/album/a-month-of-sundays
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Originally posted by J-Man J-Man wrote:

Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

Originally posted by J-Man J-Man wrote:

Bandcamp is great. It's extremely user-friendly and quite intuitive. I hope it catches on a bit more in the future.


Jeff, you should Shred Room more often.

By the way, one track on Refulgence is semi-metal.  It's the heaviest thing I've ever written anyway (short of one song that's going on my third album most likely).  I wonder what you'll think of it.  The vocals aren't recorded yet, but everything else is.  It's called "Riddles in the Dark."


I should - it's time that's really the issue here. Smile I haven't been much of a forum-lurker lately. When I'm not busy doing schoolwork or other activities, my main online priorities are writing reviews on the loads of promos I have on hand. You'd be shocked how many promos I've gotten since August. LOLWacko

I really can't wait for Refulgence at all - the song I've heard that's in your signature is incredible. If the rest of the album is even close to that, we have an early contender for one of the top 2011 albums. The metal part sounds interesting; I'm excited to hear how it all comes together. ClapThumbs Up


"If the rest of the album is even close to that"

Well, none of it is, in my personal opinion.  LOL

"Bold Eternal Day" is a song I'm kind of obsessed with.  It's my favorite thing I've ever written so far I think.  That heavy riff in the middle?  I wrote that years ago.  Then one day, completely unrelated, while I was walking to get the mail, I wrote this interesting introduction in my head.  I got back and tried to work with it, got really frustrated, and almost scrapped it.  The 7/4 verse riff just fell into my lap one day when I was screwing around with my new bass.  I wrote the lyrics in about 20 minutes.  I didn't like them at first, but the more I sang it aloud, the more they resonated with me.  Everything fell together.

It is one of the most piecemeal songs I wrote (probably second to "An Everlasting Kingdom"), yet listen to how well it flows.  And Tasha...it took us all afternoon to get the compressor and preamp right to record her vocals, but God.  I love that girl for so many reasons.  Boobs notwithstanding.
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Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

My stock at the moment:

$7.55 bourbon (used to treat my head cold)
40oz of Icehouse
One Milwaukee's Best Ice
Two Milwaukee's Best Regular
One bottle of Samuel Adam's Imperial Ale (that I've held onto for like two months)


Impressive list. Are the last three beers? The last one has an awesome name.
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Originally posted by harmonium.ro harmonium.ro wrote:

Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

My stock at the moment:

$7.55 bourbon (used to treat my head cold)
40oz of Icehouse
One Milwaukee's Best Ice
Two Milwaukee's Best Regular
One bottle of Samuel Adam's Imperial Ale (that I've held onto for like two months)


Impressive list. Are the last three beers? The last one has an awesome name.


Impressive?  LOL  That's nothing!

All is beer except for the bourbon.

Milwuakee's Best is probably the cheapest beer you can buy here.  The Samuel Adams' Imperial Ale is beer also, but is epic and has 10%+ alcohol.  Something to drink slowly out of a nice glass.  Everything else is cheap sh*t.

I'm a quantity over quality guy when it comes down to it.  That would be true even if I were a millionaire.  Busch Light (very cheap beer) is one of my favorites.  Keeps my piss clear, it does.


Edited by Epignosis - December 14 2010 at 15:57
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Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

Originally posted by Triceratopsoil Triceratopsoil wrote:

myspace is on the way out. Bandcamp is far better in every way, except simply being well-known


I'm so strongly considering Bandcamp.  I even love their style.  Reading their FAQ was practically entertainment.


I'm using bandcamp for my latest band, the interface is great, it's really easy to use, and you can easily customize and change things

http://thecozmikorkestrah.bandcamp.com/
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I think that if I were rich I'd make the compromise and drink vast amounts of the best available drinks. LOL
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hey Rob, what are some good IPAs? the only one I've ever had is Alexander Keith's (from Newfoundland, Canada) and it's fantastic, easily my favourite beer
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Originally posted by Triceratopsoil Triceratopsoil wrote:

hey Rob, what are some good IPAs? the only one I've ever had is Alexander Keith's (from Newfoundland, Canada) and it's fantastic, easily my favourite beer


Mmmmm. I love IPAs.
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What's an IPA?
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Did someone say Milwaukee?
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Originally posted by harmonium.ro harmonium.ro wrote:

What's an IPA?


India pale ale




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Points: 32552 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 14 2010 at 16:07
Originally posted by Triceratopsoil Triceratopsoil wrote:

hey Rob, what are some good IPAs? the only one I've ever had is Alexander Keith's (from Newfoundland, Canada) and it's fantastic, easily my favourite beer


Ask Pat.  He likes IPAs way more than I do.

I like these:



http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_5mQugrMAE-Y/SYJ8jEDjLUI/AAAAAAAAAng/nrXJiHHMT94/s400/sierra_nevada_torpedo_extra_ipa_2.jpg

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_A_opcg_BeKs/TLoV4L6g7jI/AAAAAAAABxo/8uSV-hBin-0/s1600/Samuel+Adams+Latitude+48+IPA.jpg
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I've never heard of Indian beer, sounds tasty. And Rob, that beer has a lovely colour. 
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