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Hello everybody

I have missed a few months, since I was hurrying to finish a cellphone game project I started long ago before "It" happened", and probably will miss some more since "It" happened last week: I am now a proud daddy of not one but two boys.

It might take a while to coordinate all matters musical with diaper changing and playing pirates on freshly-made beds to my lady's dismay, but it'd take at least octuplets to keep me away from the 'boards for good. So keep a seat for me :D

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Luv Matt
Every time you use autotune, God kills a kitten.
Please, think of the kittens.

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Hey grats! :party:

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congrats Mr. Pianofireworks!
Please keep Clayderman records away from your kids ... just kiddin' <grin>

:party: :wheee: :)

mehlo
"It dreamed itself along"

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Congratulations daddy, now you have to work hardly on music to give the resoucers to your children(education, toys, food...) so it's not time to give up(Actually I didn't read your post at all so if I said something stupid please miss this post Hic!)

Your chair will always be here tough it carry some dust. I just ask you to don't let the dust carry your chair!!
:D

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Congrats, Aziraphal!

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Are cover songs allowed for submission? ie: recreating a particular filmscore from scratch?
tx :)

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thesecession wrote:Are cover songs allowed for submission? ie: recreating a particular filmscore from scratch?
tx :)
Scoops wrote:We do allow for covers in this contest.
So I think so. Some voters don't like covers, but as far as the rules go, I think you're okay.


And: Congratulations, Aziraphal.
No longer a moderator.

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Oddbod channels Henri Mancini. Great writing and production. Geez you set the bar high.

That's a superlative track, Oddbod.

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thesecession wrote:Are cover songs allowed for submission? ie: recreating a particular filmscore from scratch?
tx :)
Yes, covers are okay
Straight from the boss's mouth (or PC) -
Scoops wrote:We do allow for covers in this contest.

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LauraMichelJarre wrote:Oddbod channels Henri Mancini. Great writing and production. Geez you set the bar high.

That's a superlative track, Oddbod.
Thanks very much.
For me the 60s seemed to produce the best film music, particularly Ennio Morricone along with Henry Mancini and John Barry.

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Great news Matt !
Congrats to you and the missus.
On second thought, octuplets would provide a nice "homemade"
Aziraphal orchestra :hihi:

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Congrats papa :)

The link I was given by oddbod (thanks for hosting it oddbod :) ) doesn't display correctly. Any idea what I need to do to make it clickable? You'll notice the last part doesn't get underlined. but if I copy and paste the link into a new browser the song does play...

http://www.oddbod.net/1008_Pheeleep_James Bond Retro Lounge Remix.mp3
Play it by ear

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pheeleep wrote:Congrats papa :)

The link I was given by oddbod (thanks for hosting it oddbod :) ) doesn't display correctly. Any idea what I need to do to make it clickable? You'll notice the last part doesn't get underlined. but if I copy and paste the link into a new browser the song does play...

http://www.oddbod.net/1008_Pheeleep_James Bond Retro Lounge Remix.mp3
It won't play now as I'm changing it.
For some reason KVR doesn't seem to like links longer than a certain amount of characters.

Pheeleep - check your Inbox for the fix

This should work for now -

James Bond Lounge Remix

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Thanks man :)

I'm a little bit behind (a polite way to say retarded) when it comes to adding links, adding images, etc.. I need to take an "internet for dummies class". It's funny though as I am technical with so many other things.. Ah well, can't be good at everything hey..
Play it by ear

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oddbod wrote:
LauraMichelJarre wrote:Oddbod channels Henri Mancini. Great writing and production. Geez you set the bar high.

That's a superlative track, Oddbod.
Thanks very much.
For me the 60s seemed to produce the best film music, particularly Ennio Morricone along with Henry Mancini and John Barry.
Not to mention great films and actors. Any reference to Francisco Rabal (what's that from, Tie Me Up, Tie Me Down?)brings back wonderful memories of his work in Luis Buñuel's Nazarin, Viridiana, Belle De Jour... :love:

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