Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2009 7:52 pm
haha wishful thinking. I'm on board!lawrenke wrote:Interesting... perhaps a precaution to the massive influx of mail they expect to recieve if an announcement is made?
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Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 8:12 pm
Gaaaaarghlhgl! The suspense is killing me!
MDG please give us some news, something new to over-analyze to death! It's been too long since your last reassurance that they in fact will be releasing a new album.
Oh, and btw, first post!
MDG please give us some news, something new to over-analyze to death! It's been too long since your last reassurance that they in fact will be releasing a new album.
Oh, and btw, first post!
Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 8:16 pm
Welcome broski!Herzog wrote:Gaaaaarghlhgl! The suspense is killing me!
MDG please give us some news, something new to over-analyze to death! It's been too long since your last reassurance that they in fact will be releasing a new album.
Oh, and btw, first post!
Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 9:47 pm
Welcome!Herzog wrote:Gaaaaarghlhgl! The suspense is killing me!
MDG please give us some news, something new to over-analyze to death! It's been too long since your last reassurance that they in fact will be releasing a new album.
Oh, and btw, first post!
Nice avatar, by the way... though it might make me start obsessing over Bilinda Butcher again, though.
Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 9:58 pm
Well, just remember that she is nearly 50 years old nowadays and I think you'll do fine.Treefingers wrote: Nice avatar, by the way... though it might make me start obsessing over Bilinda Butcher again, though.
I agree with you though, it's easy to fall in love when you look at the old photos of the band.
Posted: Tue Feb 24, 2009 11:44 am
SUSPENSE SUSPENSE SUSPENSE
Posted: Tue Feb 24, 2009 2:43 pm
Come on Mike & Marcus, let MDG out of his cage!
Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2009 9:39 pm
Nonsense! Still very much would!Herzog wrote:Well, just remember that she is nearly 50 years old nowadays and I think you'll do fine.Treefingers wrote: Nice avatar, by the way... though it might make me start obsessing over Bilinda Butcher again, though.
I agree with you though, it's easy to fall in love when you look at the old photos of the band.
Posted: Mon Mar 23, 2009 12:27 pm
I had a deram about that the other night squee. omgboc
Posted: Mon Mar 23, 2009 5:01 pm
Figured this is the right thread for this...
I searched "Michael Sandison" as a songwriter on the Harry Fox Agency (where musicians go to obtain licenses to make cover songs on their own records) to see if there was anything interesting in any official catalogs.
The first result, among other tracks that are recognizable, is "Echus"...?
Has anyone heard of it/know what it is? I can't link to the search results because of how the web page is... Click this link, and search Michael Sandison. It's also, oddly, the first result.
(or, just search 'echus')
If anyone can't replicate it, here's a screenshot of the Songfile: clicky
If it's something dumb, or obvious, I'm sorry in advance. I'm not hunting around for new things like a madman, I am not after starting silly hype - to be honest I typed in a lot of my favorite artists because it was cool to see their works come up. But when this popped up... I just don't know what it is.
I searched "Michael Sandison" as a songwriter on the Harry Fox Agency (where musicians go to obtain licenses to make cover songs on their own records) to see if there was anything interesting in any official catalogs.
The first result, among other tracks that are recognizable, is "Echus"...?
Has anyone heard of it/know what it is? I can't link to the search results because of how the web page is... Click this link, and search Michael Sandison. It's also, oddly, the first result.
(or, just search 'echus')
If anyone can't replicate it, here's a screenshot of the Songfile: clicky
If it's something dumb, or obvious, I'm sorry in advance. I'm not hunting around for new things like a madman, I am not after starting silly hype - to be honest I typed in a lot of my favorite artists because it was cool to see their works come up. But when this popped up... I just don't know what it is.
Posted: Mon Mar 23, 2009 5:12 pm
I have no idea what the song is, but I did notice it's the only track not labeled with the Marcus Eoin name, for what it's worth. Maybe it's a track they did for a commercial or something?iec wrote:Figured this is the right thread for this...
I searched "Michael Sandison" as a songwriter on the Harry Fox Agency (where musicians go to obtain licenses to make cover songs on their own records) to see if there was anything interesting in any official catalogs.
The first result, among other tracks that are recognizable, is "Echus"...?
Has anyone heard of it/know what it is? I can't link to the search results because of how the web page is... Click this link, and search Michael Sandison. It's also, oddly, the first result.
(or, just search 'echus')
If anyone can't replicate it, here's a screenshot of the Songfile: clicky
If it's something dumb, or obvious, I'm sorry in advance. I'm not hunting around for new things like a madman, I am not after starting silly hype - to be honest I typed in a lot of my favorite artists because it was cool to see their works come up. But when this popped up... I just don't know what it is.
Posted: Mon Mar 23, 2009 6:19 pm
interesting find! perhaps MDG can shed some light on this?iec wrote:Figured this is the right thread for this...
I searched "Michael Sandison" as a songwriter on the Harry Fox Agency (where musicians go to obtain licenses to make cover songs on their own records) to see if there was anything interesting in any official catalogs.
The first result, among other tracks that are recognizable, is "Echus"...?
Has anyone heard of it/know what it is? I can't link to the search results because of how the web page is... Click this link, and search Michael Sandison. It's also, oddly, the first result.
(or, just search 'echus')
If anyone can't replicate it, here's a screenshot of the Songfile: clicky
If it's something dumb, or obvious, I'm sorry in advance. I'm not hunting around for new things like a madman, I am not after starting silly hype - to be honest I typed in a lot of my favorite artists because it was cool to see their works come up. But when this popped up... I just don't know what it is.
Posted: Mon Mar 23, 2009 6:45 pm
Joebot Kill wrote:interesting find! perhaps MDG can shed some light on this?iec wrote:Figured this is the right thread for this...
I searched "Michael Sandison" as a songwriter on the Harry Fox Agency (where musicians go to obtain licenses to make cover songs on their own records) to see if there was anything interesting in any official catalogs.
The first result, among other tracks that are recognizable, is "Echus"...?
Has anyone heard of it/know what it is? I can't link to the search results because of how the web page is... Click this link, and search Michael Sandison. It's also, oddly, the first result.
(or, just search 'echus')
If anyone can't replicate it, here's a screenshot of the Songfile: clicky
If it's something dumb, or obvious, I'm sorry in advance. I'm not hunting around for new things like a madman, I am not after starting silly hype - to be honest I typed in a lot of my favorite artists because it was cool to see their works come up. But when this popped up... I just don't know what it is.
this is possibly something to do with the warp20 releases. i'll check it for you.
Posted: Mon Mar 23, 2009 6:45 pm
Very curious! And there's no album listed for it as well.
It's listed with "EMI VIRGIN SONGS INC. OBO WARP MUSIC LTD." as publisher, suggesting it is from sometime post-IABPOITC; that work and earlier are published by "EMI BLACKWOOD MUSIC", whereas Julie and Candy (the only Geogaddi track) is also listed as "EMI VIRGIN SONGS".
I wonder what additional information is available for registered users.
EDIT:
I wonder also why there is only one Geogaddi track listed, and none from either TCH release. Certainly tracks from those were licensed for compos as well. A change in the publishing/licensing arrangements, perhaps?
It's listed with "EMI VIRGIN SONGS INC. OBO WARP MUSIC LTD." as publisher, suggesting it is from sometime post-IABPOITC; that work and earlier are published by "EMI BLACKWOOD MUSIC", whereas Julie and Candy (the only Geogaddi track) is also listed as "EMI VIRGIN SONGS".
I wonder what additional information is available for registered users.
EDIT:
hot damn!mdg wrote:this is possibly something to do with the warp20 releases. i'll check it for you.
I wonder also why there is only one Geogaddi track listed, and none from either TCH release. Certainly tracks from those were licensed for compos as well. A change in the publishing/licensing arrangements, perhaps?
Posted: Mon Mar 23, 2009 6:58 pm
Thanks MDG! I think I speak for everyone when I say we all appreciate the fact-checking and updates you give us.mdg wrote:this is possibly something to do with the warp20 releases. i'll check it for you.
Posted: Mon Mar 23, 2009 7:00 pm
Alright gang, do your googling now before the namepace gets polluted...
Posted: Mon Mar 23, 2009 7:30 pm
That site also has 'Sixteen' and 'Bocums' on Music Has the Right to Children.
Posted: Mon Mar 23, 2009 8:36 pm
Clearly those are meant to be of Sixtyten and Bocuma.aorta wrote:That site also has 'Sixteen' and 'Bocums' on Music Has the Right to Children.
Posted: Mon Mar 23, 2009 11:54 pm
also found chromakey dreamcoat on that site.
Additional Information for: CHROMAKEY DREAMCOAT
Writer(s): MICHAEL SANDISON, MARCUS SANDISON
HFA Song Code: C2371F
Publisher
Represented By HFA
EMI VIRGIN SONGS INC. OBO WARP MUSIC LTD. Y
Artist
Album
BOARDS OF CANADA CAMPFIRE HEADPHASE
BOARDS OF CANADA REUTERS MUSIC SERIES VOL. 1
Additional Information for: CHROMAKEY DREAMCOAT
Writer(s): MICHAEL SANDISON, MARCUS SANDISON
HFA Song Code: C2371F
Publisher
Represented By HFA
EMI VIRGIN SONGS INC. OBO WARP MUSIC LTD. Y
Artist
Album
BOARDS OF CANADA CAMPFIRE HEADPHASE
BOARDS OF CANADA REUTERS MUSIC SERIES VOL. 1
Posted: Tue Mar 24, 2009 12:33 am
There's no additional information for registered users, except that I can tell you that the track is 100% licensable through Songfile at a statutory mechanical royalty rate of 9.1 cents per unit.