Friends, let's share music with one another.

[dr.chode]

Originally Posted by Enunciated Piffle

I love these NPR tiny desk concerts, especially this one! I'd highly recommend the one with Wyclef Jean as well.

[Bucho]

Originally Posted by djgray1200

It's new. I made it.

https://soundcloud.com/djgray1200/p-...eigh-st-pierre

I listened to your tunes DJ Gray, you got quite a range of vibes going on there. The two "Soundings" tracks sound massive, like something from an ominous space movie - Sunshine or Prometheus type dealios. Like the sound of awe. Meanwhile larkspur is kind of the opposite - pretty and intimate, although if you're in the right/wrong mood that plinky music box sound can bring a darker edge to the party.

The newest one, "p ronin kitchen", evokes summer surf missions, maybe riding on the back of a pick up with the boards, down some coastal backroad, the beaches, dunes and ocean on one side, fields on the other, warm air carrying the sea spray.

Originally Posted by dr.chode

I love these NPR tiny desk concerts, especially this one! I'd highly recommend the one with Wyclef Jean as well.

Same bro, I've probably played Anderson Paak's at least 70 times.

[Enunciated Piffle]

Green Book movie soundtrack

[Enunciated Piffle]

[Enunciated Piffle]

It’s never too late. Never too old. Do the thing - you always wanted.

David Berman did.

RIP David Berman.

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[John Galt]

Rev Todd Seely, local guy who has played at my pub

[Bucho]

Originally Posted by John Galt

Rev Todd Seely, local guy who has played at my pub

Dang it John Galt, why the heck is everyone yapping while that young fella's pouring his heart out like that?

Don't New Hampshire folks have any dang manners?

[John Galt]

Originally Posted by Bucho

Dang it John Galt, why the heck is everyone yapping while that young fella's pouring his heart out like that?

Don't New Hampshire folks have any dang manners?

They have three manners, usually. Most of the videos I have from the pub are just from my cell phone camera, which means the mic is 90 degrees away from the singer and pointed more across the actual bar, so the yappiness is magnified in recording.

We do a lot of live music, and eventually I'd like to get a video & audio recording system that is mounted from a much better vantage point and set up so that we can live stream shows.

Here is one a friend of mine filmed of Claire Bridgewater with a much better camera and a more directional mic:




Back to the camera phone for some Eric Lindberg blues:



And one from a songwriter series we're working on with Senie Hunt, Rev Todd, Liam Spain, and Hank Osborne. These guys chat, play originals, and tell the stories behind their songs: