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LittleJeff

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  1. I'm studying under some really talented songwriters at the moment and they all seem to agree that writing from the top-line down is the most efficient way but i've always written up from the chord progression or for purely rhythmical purposes.

    I've played around with writing topline down recently and it does seem to produce much more concise melodies.

    I'd like to hear from everyone on their experience with both of these techniques and which one they favour.

  2. love the word flux.

    I was having a chat with a pal in the pub the other night and we got onto how the internet has affected the music industry. What I wanted to know from you guys is where you think the music industry is heading. There's been alot of larger labels laying people off due to financial and management restructuring. So is the future in things like I-Tunes or perhaps online communities like myspace on so on? Is there a place for the record shop for anything other than music enthusiats.

    More importantly is where this leaves the artist. The trend would suggest self-releasing and smaller independent labels taking the stage more. If this is the case then where do the pr people come in, would it be expected that an artist should self-promote without any experts to help them out? Will this change the nature of what it means being a musician?

  3. I think that this method is limiting what you can do in terms of message, rhyming and so on. So.. I really don't like writing lyrics after anything really, maybe the "mood" or feeling of a song, but not more than that.

    i'd usually agree, keep it simple, play from the heart. That said playing around with ideas like this could open up new avenues whilst closing others.. inspiration lurks in some oddly pronounced places.

  4. warm pillows

    hard mattress

    orange headrest

    blue buttress

    i can sing a rainbow

    if you want me too

    sleep a soft summer

    buy some flip-flaps

    on the clouds we'll be laughing

    as the river winds below

    through the valley beneath the mountain

    where no wind blows...

    is where we'll go

    to sleep a soft summer below...

    where the bird song echoes

    and throws...

    like a light against the dark night that grows...

    but we'll sleep a soft summer...

    and instead, wait for the snow.

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