Stampede Of Our Own Confusion.mp3 LYRICS Who let the fox in the hen house again? (repeat x3) As long as we don’t cluck And, &^$% things up If we all start panicking We’ll stampede in our own confusion Like sitting ducks on the first day of huntin’ (repeat x3) Probably should take flight Before we’re […]
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Unplugged On The Streets
A song written and recorded at the corners of Gay Street and Church Street ’round midnight in West Chester, Pennsylvania. A battery operated electric / acoustic classical guitar was plugged into a battery enabled chorus foot peddle (to create stereo) that was plugged into a rechargeable M-Audio Microtrack. The setup is a mini mobile recording […]
New Music
The End has been making mobile recordings of orginal and cover songs. Download MP3’s
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Also tagged live music, lyrics, singer songwriter, songs, The End
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Whiteout Conditions Intro. Video
from The Dangerous Adventures Of MootMute Whiteout Conditions Intro. Video [.mpg]: The introduction / screen test for a music video about the snow job given to the public by officials in power. On the other hand, the public seems to like living with limited visibility. From the MootMute collection: http://kingarthur.com/mootmute/ The song was recorded using […]
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Also tagged Call Of Duty Modern Warfare 2, government politics, Guitar Hero World Tour, MootMute, music, peace, snow jobs, video, war
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Ga, Ga, Ga, Go!
by Originally, this song was recorded with the intention of adding vocal tracks; however, the instrumental grew on me. Then, when I went to record vocals, it wasn’t possible due to the intensity of the synthesizer. The song was written “live” using the Guitar Hero World Tour Recording Studio connected through an Inspire 1394 Controller […]
IN THE RECORDING STUDIO
by Daniel Back in the recording studio probably isn’t the best way to describe what is going on. Yes, we’re recording. But, no… not exactly in a studio. Unless you want to say, all the world is a studio. There are bits and pieces of tools and equipment that have been accumulated over the years. […]