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Tambarskjelve

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  1. I believe it is also a question why you are in it. For the money? For the fun? Or for both? For myself personally, there is nothing more satisfying than performing my own music with a red hot band in front of people. I will bring my music to the people that way, even if I have to pay for it. So it`s obvius, I`m in it for the fun..... ;)

  2. And please, don`t become one of those mindless guys who shreds just for the sake of it. A little bit of shredding is nice if you manage to put some "soul" into it, but most of the shredders I have heard are playing like machines.

  3. Thanks for all advice. I am currently writing lyrics for some of the songs we are working on in the band. It turned out that no one else comes up with anything, and somebody has got to do it........

    For me, lyrics are just words to go with the music, I know that stating this opinion in this forum might be like swearing in the church, but that`s how it works for me. I try to make the music as interesting as possible, and leave the lyrics to be "words to go with the music"

    I think this works for metal, wich is my genre. As for pop, rap, dance or country, I think you need some good lyrics, as the music in itself might not be interesting enough to keep the listener occupied. (Just my personal opinion again)

    Well, here are some of the words I have come up with.

    1. Verse of "song 1":

    Don`t look behind the darkness

    There is no turning back

    as day bleeds into night

    and night turns to a darker shade of black

    The darkness whispers secrets

    not ment for man to hear

    An old forgotten doorway

    to the pit of coldest fear

    1. and 2. verse of "song 2"

    Living in between the hammer and the nail

    Every single move is bound to fail

    Nothing but nightmares left to dream

    close your eyes

    eternal scream

    Your cards are played, your train is gone

    You`re racing for the setting sun.

    You stare the sandman in his eyes

    plain ice-cold fear

    without disguise

  4. I use to make very simple recordings of small pieces that comes to my mind when I play guitar. Some of them never fits into anything, and some of them eventually becomes songs. When I am out of ideas I use to listen to the old recordings, and all in a sudden something emerges to take it in a new direction.

  5. I use the built in tuner of my Boss GT8. I have programmed it so that the tuner shows in the display every time I press the volume pedal all the way down. Very usefull for live performances, since you can check your tuning in a hurry inbetween every song.

  6. Here is a very good example of what I am looking for, Another one from the pen of Dio, Children of the sea, by Black Sabbath:

    Children Of the Sea

    In the misty morning, on the edge of time

    We've lost the rising sun, a final sign

    As the misty morning rolls away to die

    Reaching for the stars, we blind the sky

    Oh hmm

    We sailed across the air before we learned to fly

    We thought that it could never end

    We'd glide above the ground before we learned to run, run

    Now it seems our world has come undone

    Oh they say that it's over

    And it just has to be

    Ooh they say that it's over

    We're lost children of the sea

    Uh oh

    We made the mountains shake with laughter as we played

    Hiding in our corner of the world

    Then we did the demon dance and rushed to nevermore

    Threw away the key and locked the door

    Oh they say that it's over, yeah

    And it just has to be

    Yes they say that it's over

    We're lost children of the sea

    Oh

    In the misty morning, on the edge of time

    We've lost the rising sun, a final sign

    As the misty morning rolls away to die

    Reaching for the stars, we blind the sky

    Oh they say that it's over

    And it just has to be

    Oh they say that it's over

    Poor lost children of the sea, yeah

    Look out, the sky is falling down

    Look out, the world is spinning round and round and round

    Look out, the sun is going black, black

    Look out, it's never never never coming back, look out

    Doesn`t make much sense, does it?

    But sounding amazing performed with a powerfull voice.

  7. Rainbows, kings, swords, mirrors, you name it.......

    But I still find his lyrics quite suitable for the music. Telling a good story with a lyric is not very easy. I believe some of the best writers in that direction is to be found in the countryscene.

    And of course, by meaningless lyrics, I don`t mean "bla,bla,bla....." There has to be, as you mentioned, some structure and a hook.

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