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i was just wondering if you made any dub-plates or acetate pressings as you mentioned something about "b-sides". if so, how much did these cost you to get pressed?The Telepathic Kid wrote:And now, for you, or anyone who wants most of my recent tracks (plus a few b-sides to Marshmallow and Barramundi) in a handy .zip file, here they are.
I pretty much just got a bunch of tracks, enough to fit on a CD for you people who like to put things on CD. No thought was taken into the 'album' title, the order in which the tracks appear nor have I created any artwork.
A Random Collection
There you go.
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Hey TTK, Vulture Culture Week is a cool track! It's got a good catchy melody and nice beats, good work!
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I'd say, don't ask that question, it'll only dishearten you if somebody answers 10 =PThe Telepathic Kid wrote:Thanks fo' the lurve.
Just trying to keep it original.
btw guys, on a scale of 1 to 10 (1 being a direct copycat, 10 being nothing else like it), how original would you say my music is?
Personally, I've found myself compared to artists I've never heard of a couple times, so, like, it's quite hard to be "original" in any sense these days, I suppose. Not whilst using that has been used for a period of time already.
Still the compositions are good, I can hear that much. Keep making whatever you're making right now without worrying what it's comparable to, because in time it will grow into something tha tisnt necessarily directly derivative of something else.
Ha, someone told me some of my songs are like the gasman. I had no idea who the gasman was at the time.Techboy wrote:Personally, I've found myself compared to artists I've never heard of a couple times, so, like, it's quite hard to be "original" in any sense these days, I suppose. Not whilst using that has been used for a period of time already.
So I second this to a degree. You really gotta come up with something outlandishly original to be unique from other bands. But then the whole idea is to simply make music you like yourself. So it doesn't matter in the end if you sound like someone else.
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