Any music industry people on
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trustysteed
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threebikesmcginty said:Well everyone knows they weren't seabirds!
although they did write some good tunas.
Aperitif
Meme bar
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- ...I don't have much idea - really.
threebikesmcginty said:Well everyone knows they weren't seabirds!
You tern everything around, fule!
threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
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- ...on the slake
Aperitif said:
I can't resist pouring petrel on the flames.
trustysteed
Guest
Gannet get any worse?
threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
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- ...on the slake
Stop your huffing and puffin, wader minute and I'm sure Aperitif will be back.
trustysteed
Guest
unless he's ducked out for lunch
trustysteed
Guest
or swanned off to the pub
philipbh
Spectral Cyclist
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- Out the back
or to the off license for toucans of beer
trustysteed
Guest
that's ostrich of the truth
threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
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- ...on the slake
He's probably plover in P&L
trustysteed
Guest
i wish he'd flamingo home
tdr1nka
Taking the biscuit
- Location
- SE London, Bandit Country
Thanks for the kind words!
(I'm also on Everythings Under Control doing the shouty backing vocals btw).
The track came about after a chance meeting with Matt Black, at a local garage that I used to work at and dropped in , in passing to say Hi.
What was originally only a jam session became Colours The Soul, which then made it onto the album.
Serendipity in action!
Even more bizarre is that I had been a follower of Ninja Tune records for years as Jonathan More(the other half of Cold Cut)had been my Design Technology teacher when I was 13 and I'd always wanted to do a track with Cold Cut.
I dunno if we'll do any more tracks as they vary their collaborations widly.
It was an excellent experience as the music is a bit of a departure from what I have done or usually do and the whole recording/writing process is very different.
Colours The Soul has been used quite a bit here and there, Somewhere in the world there are even people with my song as their ringtone!
When the album was first out I got a call from a friend at 7 one morning to tell me the song was playing on R4's 'Today' programme in a trailer for a programme about the culture of alcohol in the House Of Commons.
Add that to Top Gear and it's funny that a song composed by a 'tea total cyclist' got used for these programmes!
(I'm also on Everythings Under Control doing the shouty backing vocals btw
).The track came about after a chance meeting with Matt Black, at a local garage that I used to work at and dropped in , in passing to say Hi.
What was originally only a jam session became Colours The Soul, which then made it onto the album.
Serendipity in action!
Even more bizarre is that I had been a follower of Ninja Tune records for years as Jonathan More(the other half of Cold Cut)had been my Design Technology teacher when I was 13 and I'd always wanted to do a track with Cold Cut.
I dunno if we'll do any more tracks as they vary their collaborations widly.
It was an excellent experience as the music is a bit of a departure from what I have done or usually do and the whole recording/writing process is very different.
Colours The Soul has been used quite a bit here and there, Somewhere in the world there are even people with my song as their ringtone!
When the album was first out I got a call from a friend at 7 one morning to tell me the song was playing on R4's 'Today' programme in a trailer for a programme about the culture of alcohol in the House Of Commons.
Add that to Top Gear and it's funny that a song composed by a 'tea total cyclist' got used for these programmes!
tdr1nka
Taking the biscuit
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- SE London, Bandit Country
You know Aperitif's puns tho guys.
Once Bittern, and all that!
Once Bittern, and all that!
