Just finished Sorgens Kammer, when I finish part 2 I'm going to merge them both into one 12 minute epic :O:
Enjoy
http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?PID=1347120&T=749

Also the original version of part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6LjZjHwiDg

lol I was listening to Sorgens Kammer II just 5 minutes ago:DL

I prefer part 2:O:

Listen to the Biko drum...................
Just Christy Moore on the radio

I'm a drummer. Not a very good one and don't play in a band, but there you go...

I'm also thinking alot about writing stuff. Not much to make up my own music byt lyrics and stuff I could always try. I'm much into Springsteen so I would like to think that I could make something towards the working class. Unfortunately, I don't really belong to the workers so I can't really relate to it and get any good ideas...

I still have the old master tape we made in high school. Big dreams. Which were dashed when the frontman and lead guitarist headed off to college. :haha:

A close friend of mine managed to transfer a couple of the tracks from tape to hard drive a few years back, and unfortunately I have lost both of those files. Can't post any material here.

Those were the days for me. A knobby-knee kid hiding behind a set of Tama Rockstars that had been given to me by a family friend. One really decent ride cymbal and a cheap crash. The hats were cheap as toilet paper, too. And the snare stand had issues standing on its own three feet. I made up for shyness and lack of social skills by playing. Every moment on stage behind those monsters was an eternity of glory. Such great fun. I could hide in the open while doing something I truly enjoyed. :DL

Not going to let this die :O: Currently recording a cover of this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=js4GepPNQro

I'm also recording the fate of norns. One of the only songs that makes me cry when listening to it. Here are the lyrics

I feel a chill in my heart
Like lingering winter cold
I and my son are torn apart
He was just 6 winters old
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My first-born was he
And the last of my kin
The last one to carry my name
Death smiled at him its deadly grin
There is no one for me to blame

The fate of Norns await us all
There is no way to escape
The day to answer Oden's call
Or walk through hel's gate

I carry him to my ship
He seems to be asleep
But the deep blue colour of his lips
Is enough to make me weep

No man should have to bury his child
Yet this has been my share
The tears i shed run bitter and wild
It's a heavy burden to bear

His body feels so light in my arms
His skin is pale as snow
Yet his weight feels heavy in my heart
As my sadness continues to grow

Allfather!
What fate has been given me?
Why must I suffer?
Why must I feel this pain?
Allfather!
LIfe has lost it's meaning to me
I think I'm going insane!

I lay him down on a pyre
A burial worthy a king
And as I lie down by his side
I hear the weaving norns sing

The fate of Norns await us all
There is no way to escape
The day to answer Oden's call
Or walk through hel's gate

The fate of Norns await us all
I know this to be true
It's time to answer Odens's call
My son, he calls for me and you

Might as well whore myself out again :O:
http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?PID=1365662&T=7246

http://www.mymusicstream.com/berkutmusic/

:yeah:

Well, I have nothing new to offer at the moment, but Monkey Rum will be out playing again sometime in November, with a bunch of new songs.

Anyone else get problems with composing songs, and get to the point where your mind gets blank and don't know how to continue the song? :-?

Most of my songs stop at around 50 seconds. :lol:


EDIT: As in instrumental songs, no lyrics.

Record them. Tag them. Put them aside. After a week, listen to it and see what pops into your head.

Doesn't work every time, but it's a lot more effective than obsessing over it until you can't think at all.

Reviving this thread, two years on :shucks:.
I play bass, bit of guitar, trumpet.
Not in a proper band yet, but I have tried writing songs. It is not my forte to say the least...

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Dominoes!