AJFOne’s Customs 6/3 – Broken links????
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Thanks for the STP and Mastodon Monday updates!
I had the pleasure of seeing Mastodon in Boston on Monday, and if I could request three songs from their set that haven’t made their way into customs yet, they performed “March of the Fire Ants” from Remission, “Circle of Cysquatch” from Blood Mountain, and “Ember City” from Once More ‘Round the Sun. Cysquatch would make for an especially fun custom, and bring Blood Mountain from two songs away from being complete by my count.
Thanks for the STP and Mastodon Monday updates!
I had the pleasure of seeing Mastodon in Boston on Monday, and if I could request three songs from their set that haven’t made their way into customs yet, they performed “March of the Fire Ants” from Remission, “Circle of Cysquatch” from Blood Mountain, and “Ember City” from Once More ‘Round the Sun. Cysquatch would make for an especially fun custom, and bring Blood Mountain from two songs away from being complete by my count.
I think if you’re patient you may be rewarded
” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_wink.gif” />Thanks for the STP and Mastodon!
Anything for you
” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_wink.gif” />LATEST UPDATE 5/12 Frank Zappa – Sinister Footwear II
GUITAR: nsw1-6
5 LANE KEYS: ghostbyob
“Sinister Footwear II” features guitar solos, classical keyboard lines, synclavier supplements, percussive additions in the “Black Page” tradition, and quite a bit more. This is the sort of piece which tends to dominate the listener, rather than vice versa… in this case, this has to be considered a good thing. Sinister Footwear is fairly typical of Frank Zappa’s forays into contemporary orchestral music: both musically complex and cartoon-like at the same time. And it has a silly name. As was often the case with Zappa’s music, Sinister Footwear started life as a collection of little musical fragments of enormous complexity that FZ would insert in the middle of otherwise “stupid songs” with his touring rock bands. Eventually these fragments were incorporated into a three movement ballet which premiered in 1984 by the Berkeley Symphony.LATEST UPDATE 5/27 Mastodon Monday – Soundgarden 2 pack
GUITAR: Puppetz
DRUM ANIMATIONS: MrBurpler
“Face Pollution” is a brief, angular heavy metal assault that is extremely catchy, fast (*drum roll* FACE PO–LU–TION!! *drum roll* FACE PO–LU–TION!!), and has a lot energy.
GUITAR/BASS/VOCALS: Colonel 32dll
DRUM ANIMATIONS: MrBurpler
Cornell had a specific death in mind when he wrote the seven-minute coda of “Superunknown.” “I was writing the music to that in may basement when I heard this loud thump from above,” Cornell told Melody Maker in 1994. “When I got to the door, there was this beautiful female robin writhing on the ground. She’d broken her neck flying into the window. It was obviously broken, flipped back…” Cameron’s drums start out front, marking time, bass is next, growling, cresting guitars follow, finally Cornell comes in with a steady tenor, singing, “dazed out in a garden bed with a broken neck lays my broken gift.” Thayil and his ax go on full attack from there. Later, as the music swirls, he sings, “She lived like a murder but she died / just like suicide.”
UPDATE note: if you already DL’ed the old version, this one will not replace it. Please delete the old one.
Thanks for Face Pollution and for the added drums, drum animations and venue from you and MrBurpler in Like Suicide. Cornell was amazing.
Cool stuff with the Soundgarden and Mastodon offerings! Thank you, AFJone23!
As much as I dig and appreciate all you and your partners in crime have done with these, I gotta admit I’m startin’ to jones on ‘Wonder Wednesday’s’
” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_smile.gif” /> Hopefully, it won’t be too much longer before you decide to revisit that endeavor.
” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_biggrin.gif” />Cool stuff with the Soundgarden and Mastodon offerings! Thank you, AFJone23!
As much as I dig and appreciate all you and your partners in crime have done with these, I gotta admit I’m startin’ to jones on ‘Wonder Wednesday’s’
” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_smile.gif” /> Hopefully, it won’t be too much longer before you decide to revisit that endeavor.
” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_biggrin.gif” />For my sanity I cut down from 3 weekly releases to 1 with sporadic releases whenever I get around to it. Mr. Wonder’s work was very time consuming so I needed a rest but yes he will be back I promise you
” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_smile.gif” />More Soundgarden on the way this weekend. I wish it didn’t take the death of an artist to light a fire under my butt but at least it’s getting done and Chris deserves the effort.
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