Lonely and bored

[NotDead]

Recommend me some tunes I haven't hear a million times.

Maybe some originals of yours?

[Michael Martin]

 

Recommend me some tunes I haven't hear a million times. Maybe some originals of yours?

 

Check out the recent VOMs (Virtual Open Mikes...a/k/a VOM1Ts, or Virtual Open Mike 1-Take)--many original tunes and covers by HCAG forumites archived there.

[NotDead]

Where do I go?

[pinchegordo]

check out a couple of these

 

Karma 'spayment-modest mouse

trailer trash-modest mouse

the album "showbuisness" by chumbawamba

the album "a poet's life" by tim armstrong

new age-blitz

the album "drunken lullabies" by flogging molly

 

check those out tell me what you think

[T.B.]

 

Where do I go?

 

 

Here

http://ifr-hcag.infocusreviews.com/index.php

[Samilyn]

Here's one: End of Innocence. I like this version better than Don Henley's:

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lw_5E3Qfo84

 

An soft, easy one to pick along with would be my original, Mountainsong. It's at the Annex. Go here: http://www.thekrashsite.com/hcag/

Then click on Acoustic Music, then on whichever artist you want to listen to.

 

Click on Open Mic for an archive of VOM submissions.

[NotDead]

check out a couple of these Karma 'spayment-modest mouse trailer trash-modest mouse the album "showbuisness" by chumbawamba the album "a poet's life" by tim armstrong new age-blitz the album "drunken lullabies" by flogging molly check those out tell me what you think

 

Never could get into modest mouse drunken lullabies is a fave of mine though

 

I'll check the rest out.

[Samilyn]

I was playing Mountainsong as a git solo one night during a jam at a coffeehouse with SteveO.

 

Steve started laying down a counter melody and next thing we knew, the whole place was stone quiet. Everyone had quit talking and was listening to us play. It was one of those rare times when all the elements came together to create an incredibly beautiful piece of music.

 

SteveO is a fantastic player and when he did his thing with me picking the original, the result was astounding. Sure wish we'd been able to record that.

[RobandMartin]

 

Recommend me some tunes I haven't hear a million times. Maybe some originals of yours?

 

 

Lonely and bored=Tom Waits

Not sure what kind of music your into but have you ever checked out Damien Rice?

[bobc]

If you want to hear some originals, click on the link in my signature.

 

But then you may be lonely, bored, and angry...

[Samilyn]

And remember....As long as you have the music, you're not alone, even if that's the only thing left in your life. Trust me on that one.

[pinchegordo]

 

Lonely and bored=Tom Waits Not sure what kind of music your into but have you ever checked out Damien Rice?

 

 

TROOFS!

 

and ND,if you could never get into MM these are the two songs that can,if they can't MM will never be your cup of tea

[NotDead]

Checked out a ton of the open mic stuff.

LOVE IT!

I feel a lot more connected to everyone in the forum now.

[Samilyn]

Checked out a ton of the open mic stuff. LOVE IT! I feel a lot more connected to everyone in the forum now.

 

 

Hope to you'll join us at VOM soon.

[outdoorgb]

 

Here's one: End of Innocence. I like this version better than Don Henley's: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lw_5E3Qfo84 .

 

 

 

WOW...that is a really great version of the song..

[Michael Martin]

 

I was playing Mountainsong as a git solo one night during a jam at a coffeehouse with SteveO. Steve started laying down a counter melody and next thing we knew, the whole place was stone quiet. Everyone had quit talking and was listening to us play. It was one of those rare times when all the elements came together to create an incredibly beautiful piece of music. SteveO is a fantastic player and when he did his thing with me picking the original, the result was astounding. Sure wish we'd been able to record that.

 

Well now dammit. I would LOVE to hear that! Maybe the two-a y'all could do a reunion gig? Heck, even if you're not near each other--send him your part recorded and he can overlay his.

 

Pretty please?

[babablowfish]

Give a listen to The Cottars - an amazing Celtic group out of Canada. They do the best interpretations IMHO of 3 of Tom Waits' songs:

 

The Briar and the Rose

Georgia Lee

Hold On

 

Everything else that they do is stellar as well.

[Samilyn]

Well now dammit. I would LOVE to hear that! Maybe the two-a y'all could do a reunion gig? Heck, even if you're not near each other--send him your part recorded and he can overlay his. Pretty please?

 

I'll send him an email and see what he has to say about it. Dunno if we could produce the same thing that came to us spontaneously, but it would be a cool project if we can put it together.

 

It'll also be a little while for me, too, 'cause I have several projects on my plate at the moment - three collaborations + album work with new producer.

 

But I have nothing to do but work and play music, so I'll toss this project onto the plate as well.

[C70man]

Have some fun......Leon Redbone, Joe Pass, Django Reinhardt, CSNY, Spirit and of course for all out guitar jamming, Steve Goodman...the Easter Tapes album.

[Ohioarrow]

 

WOW...that is a really great version of the song..

 

 

Cool isn't it? It had to grow on me as I was used to Henley's original, but it's a favorite now.

[Samilyn]

 

Cool isn't it? It had to grow on me as I was used to Henley's original, but it's a favorite now.

 

 

I heard both versions for the first time on the same night. Instantly liked this one better than Henley's.