I havent heard about this either. I'd love to see the DVD.

Dont know if this has been officially released or not but I saw this a couple weeks ago....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEkXa28HZ_Y

I think it's great, reverb and all.

I've yet to post anything to this forum.....
The first is just a little groove that I put together while experimenting with Garageband for the first time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZrdQyp3PkQ

The next is me playing with my old band. It's a tune I wrote called "New Motions". I'm singing and I also play the guitar solo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnyT1FtU2o8&feature=related\

more to come.......

I think I finally decided on one......

Girl Don't Tell Me

Woot has some good deals on recording equipment for those of you in need. I just picked up an M-Audio Fast Track interface for $55 shipped.
www.woot.com  get them while you can.....

Mike wrote 'em

winner

Transcendental Mediation

Here we go folks.....

List your song choices here. As of now why dont we put a loose deadline of Halloween for submissions. Submissions can be sent to me in MP3 format @ JaysonNickolasFreeman@gmail.com.

aight folks, I'm starting the thread in the musicians section. Stake your claim now....

I'm guessing from your handle that you played bass.  And from your sig pic, are you an Atlanta animator?

I do play bass and guitar. I'm not an animator but I do work at Turner, hense the Squidbilly.

Nice, I live in Atlanta as well, been to the Attic on many occasions. Even played on that stage once.

Happy Birthday to a hell of a great guy and a tremendous talent and spirit, and fellow Burbank survivor.  Had the pleasure to meet (and bother) Mr. and Mrs. Marks here in Atlanta a few weeks ago, and- along with the stellar, very spontaneous performance he gave us- it's one of those rare Beach Boys moments I'll treasure until they box me up.

Spotting my copy of the book and the pen in my hand, he motioned me over to the bar where a meal had just been placed before him. Here's the opening dialogue:

SJ: I really hate to bother a guy while he's eating dinner.
DM (big David Marks grin, handshake  extended): B___s___!

A hell of a guy, God bless 'em both, and Happy Birthday.

Red Bull lifted to DLM on what I'll call the Roger Maris birthday. A twenty-one squirt gun salute.

Now give us another album.

Where in Atlanta did you run into him at?

I'll ask my band and think about doing "Soul searchin'". Is there a deadline when we all should have finished our recordings?

I'm in no hurry, I'm gonna try and do something in Garageband or Cakewalk so I'm gonna want a little time to work with the software. What do you guys think about a Halloween deadline? That will give everyone some time for trial and error (I'm sure I'll have plenty of those). Should we start a thread in the musicians forum to claim our song choices?

Count me in too, my horrific voice notwithstanding.... maybe just an instrumental 

That would be cool too. As far as voices go, I'm no Brian Wilson myself.....

I'm about to head to the beach for the rest of the week but I'm gonna start thinking about what song and maybe play around with arrangements. Ya'll do the same. OF course all are invited to participate regardless of skill level. It's all for fun....

No, it wasnt anything technically challening. Some chose to collaborate by sending files electronically, others just submitted live cuts which is what we did.

Illegal record = bootleg.
Person who makes a bootleg = bootlegger.

....without whom Darian and the rest would not have heard, got to know note for note, and persuaded Brian to reproduce, Smile.

I probably wouldnt even be a Beach Boys fan today if not for the boots that turned me on to some of the bands more hip material.

Not professionaly of course...Have you ever played in a band that covered the Beach Boys, if so, what tunes? A few years ago a little garage band I was playing in took part in a project that was put together by the posters at NineBullets.org (A Drive-by-Truckers fan site). Members of the forum contributed home recordings of DBT songs and they were put together on a compilation. It was a fun little project and the disc even made its way to the members of DBT. Would anyone be interested in a SmileySmile.com tribute project?

http://www.examiner.com/x-19248-Vintage-Rock-n-Roll-Examiner~y2009m8d10-Newest-vintage-vinyl-LP-reissues-from-Capitol-Records-announced-for-Nov-3

Regards,
Cal aka "Beatle Bob"

Solid!  I'm pretty psyched to get Cahoots on vinyl as well!

Melinda and Leaf are devils.  Everyone spoke highly of the Lovester until these two evil fucks came along.  Look through all the literature on the BB in the 60s; look through all the literature on Dennis. Nothing.  Everyone loves the Lovester. If it wasn't for Melinda and Leaf (and that equally evil money-grubbing dissenter Al Jardine) we'd have The Beach Boys again.  Well, okay, Carl and Dennis are no longer with us, but you know what I mean. Of course, she can't run a tour and BW doesn't seem to have the last say about what he does... Maybe they mean that?

Mike? Dr. Love? Is that you?   

I'm surprised Mike and Bruce gave that nerd so much time. They both know when the camera is in the room, that's for sure. Otherwise the responses would have been much different. Having spent many years in the TV news biz, it's a shame to see such underdeveloped reporters on the street. Especially in a major market like Atlanta. First clue was the limp-wristed handling of the microphone. It should be thrust towards the speakers mouth not moved around like a wet noodle. Very un-professional. Not to mention his interview job. "What's going to be your last song?" Get the hook!

That guy is usually the investigative reporter for that station. He's the one that busts local restaurants for putting cats in the food. Ahhh, Atlanta.

Dude, how'd you know? Are you watching us?

My wife got 2 free tickets form a friend last september. I was a little hesitant but I really ended up having a great time. Enjoy it for what it is....

This is my wifes favorite BB song, I'll give you 1 guess as to why....

My wife and I looked into taking the TM courses as a form of stress-relief. We had no idea it cost so much to learn to close your eyes and talk to yourself. Guess I'll be sticking with a cold beer and a left handed cigarette as therapy.