D-Mod: In answer to your homepage question, Yes! I always loved hearing the evolution of a song from demo to finished product. I recommend that you release them both at the same time for maximum effect.
It's incredible enough to get more songs from the Circus Money sessions, but it's even cooler to get a peek at the development of the song. Very excited!
No, no interest at all. Though I refuse to eat or wear pants until you post it, and my friends and family might desperately plea for relief, don't bother on my account.
thought I'd never get to hear the names of tracks let alone hear them when I found out from Samuel Purdy's steely dan stuff page there was stuff. Now if only a certain 1972 era song about a girl named Sacajawea would surface in the ether this year could begin to turn around.
D-Mod: In answer to your homepage question, Yes! I always loved hearing the evolution of a song from demo to finished product. I recommend that you release them both at the same time for maximum effect.
It's incredible enough to get more songs from the Circus Money sessions, but it's even cooler to get a peek at the development of the song. Very excited!
Yes, please!
Any new context is good context. Voting yes!
Absolutely. TY
Yeah, for sure! I'll take anything, but I like the idea of hearing the demo, then the (almost) finished product.
Curious, you say there are no overdubs on the actual track - does that mean no vocals at all?
the track has rough vocals by wb
No, no interest at all. Though I refuse to eat or wear pants until you post it, and my friends and family might desperately plea for relief, don't bother on my account.
:-D
of course,now please, so i can get up off my knees
2 days and counting... won't somebody think of the children?
thought I'd never get to hear the names of tracks let alone hear them when I found out from Samuel Purdy's steely dan stuff page there was stuff. Now if only a certain 1972 era song about a girl named Sacajawea would surface in the ether this year could begin to turn around.