AJFOne’s Customs 6/3 – Broken links????
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Great! Thanks for all these latest additions. All classic bands which have been somewhat forgotten in customs recently.
those extra tracks look very familiar for the future
” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_wink.gif” /> Today marks the 3rd anniversary of the passing of Chris Cornell. It won’t be as ambitious a tribute this year as last but I still wanted to commemorate the day with 2 glaring omissions from my previous work. Please enjoy these 2 songs and rock out loudly and lovely for Chris.
LATEST UPDATE 5/17 – Chris Cornell 2 pack – Soundgarden & Audioslave
GUITAR: nicholasp248
GUITAR: Mb1nightmare
I’m also updating the drums for several Soundgarden songs throughout the day so if you see one bumped in the database only grab it for new drums.
LATEST UPDATE 5/18 – John Lennon – #9 Dream
GUITAR/BASS/STANDARD KEYS: bsbloom
#9 Dream” was the second single to be released from Walls And Bridges and featured John Lennon’s lover May Pang and continued his fascination with the number nine. It came to Lennon in a dream. Lennon has said that the song was just “churned out” with “no inspiration.” The phrase repeated in the chorus, “Ah! böwakawa poussé, poussé”, came to Lennon in a dream and has no specific meaning. The song was notable as a favourite of Lennon’s.
Good to see some more Soundgarden/Cornell. I’m hoping one day someone will chart Half – Soundgarden so we can have a completed Superunknown album available. Plus, it’s a great song.
Good to see some more Soundgarden/Cornell. I’m hoping one day someone will chart Half – Soundgarden so we can have a completed Superunknown album available. Plus, it’s a great song.
maybe next year. no plans at the moment but I’ll take it into consideration
LATEST UPDATE 5/19 – Rufus Wainwright – I Don’t Know What It Is
GUITAR: EchoOfMystery
STANDARD KEYS: Bansheeflyer
“I Don’t Know What It Is” was the first single from Wainwright’s third studio album Want One. A massive production, sophisticated melody, excellent lyrics, and some great musical moments as the song twists and turns.
GUITAR: nsw1-6
UPDATE 5/23/2020: guitar, drums and venue upgraded. no more forced strumming we swear
” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_wink.gif” />LATEST UPDATE 5/25 – Dirty Projectors – Stillness is the Move
GUITAR: EchoOfMystery
STANDARD KEYS: MrPrezident
The first single from their seminal album Bitte Orca is also the first Dirty Projectors song that actually sounds like a single. Dave Longstreth, the band’s guitarist, vocalist, and primary songwriter, is a very talented musician whose creative restlessness has made most of his albums fascinating but difficult to listen to. Here, though, there’s much-needed breathing room. His and Amber Coffman’s fractal guitar blasts are streamlined into a tidy West African “style blues loop; the backbeat is sturdy and midtempo (i.e., you can dance– even grind [really]– to it); and Amber and bassist Angel Deradoorian’s vocals flutter with the weird verve of a robotic Mariah Carey. All this and a massive, melodic chorus! One you can sing along with!But the biggest revelation here is the lyric. After years of inscrutable, self-effacing narratives, Dirty Projectors recorded a love song– about, to my ears, the scary, mature realization that “settling down” doesn’t mean you stop growing. I mention it in part because it moves me, and in part because it’s a compact metaphor for both song and album: a band realizing that slowing their role doesn’t mean giving up– and might even mean making leaps they couldn’t have made before.
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