Shred Room 56: Saqqara

Man With Hat wrote: twseel wrote: Man With Hat wrote: I prefer flat roads.  you gotta respect a curvy road, they take up more space but they also make for a much more fun ride I son't respect what  I dislike.

youm sut repects teh curvi rode

Vompatti wrote: something I made instead of making what I should be making k

Man With Hat wrote: I prefer flat roads.

you gotta respect a curvy road, they take up more space but they also make for a much more fun ride

butts

I'd rather a boulevard of rollercoasters tbh

progaardvark wrote: ^but their toilets do.

^but their toilets do.

Polymorphia wrote: Man With Hat wrote: Man With Hat wrote: Polymorphia wrote: Man With Hat wrote: Vompatti wrote: Man With Hat wrote: Polymorphia wrote: Jazzy, mildly avanty, MPB inspired prog album by my band: https://kumaru.bandcamp.com/album/kumaru?fbclid=IwAR1Gsq43TlIgaU0Y5OYNakowXhmPwj3bdDWbAT1ojyIRb_PcS2bJM_p0AM4 what is MPB?  Male Pattern Baldness Ah, a classic of prog for sure.  ture MPB is this case, however, is Música popular brasileira. Ah. Didnt realize that was a thing. Cool. I'll definitely listen in the future. this is very well done, especially when it focused on the instrumental bits.  where are your heavenly golden pipes on this bad boy?  Thanks. I sang on the last track. Not so heavenly on that track unfortunately since my voice was very out of shape when I recorded it, but I wanted to get this out so I didn't re-record them.

Falling asleep

twseel wrote: Polymorphia wrote: twseel wrote: Polymorphia wrote: twseel wrote: Polymorphia wrote: Jazzy, mildly avanty, MPB inspired prog album by my band: https://kumaru.bandcamp.com/album/kumaru?fbclid=IwAR1Gsq43TlIgaU0Y5OYNakowXhmPwj3bdDWbAT1ojyIRb_PcS2bJM_p0AM4 i'mma listen how did you find Portuguese speakers in Mississississississippi? The school of music in my town brings in a lot of Latin American students in general. ah that's cool yeah I listened and it sounds very tight, you guys (also you on the Dream/Window thang) really make it sound professional stylistically I heard a lot of Arrigo Barnabé at the first half, I'm sure you're conscious of that, in the second half it got more typically classic prog and slightly less interesting imo but all solid for sure Thanks. Yeah, the dissonance and the spoken vocals are a bit Barnabe-ish. I was thinking more Kiko Dinucci at the time, but he’s very influenced by Barnabe I think. (I downvoted the VP tag mainly because the Brazilian crowd on RYM has managed to convince me that we use it a bit too liberally on RYM and that it might better apply to a specific scene rather than a genre; I was definitely considering those artists when working on this, though). (lol ok, understandable) yeah Kiko Dinucci makes sense too, so did you push the Brazilians to go for that style or are they into that stuff ass swell?

I came up with my guitar parts for the first couple of songs with Kiko Dinucci in mind and they just followed the dissonance there. They're all Zappa and KC fans and Vincent and Julián are into and have experience performing avant-garde classical music so they knew what to do. I think I mentioned vanguarda paulista once or twice when we were writing, but I don't know how much they thought of that stuff when coming up with their parts. Julián is probably the biggest Zappa fan of the group and his vocal on the first track was more directly inspired by Zappa and Beefheart, as Barnabé-ish as it may sound.