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I'm on holiday for the next two weeks lying by a beach along way from anything electronic. As a farewell gift, here is the truly awe-inspiring video for Jan Hammer's 'Miami Vice' theme, discovered via this slightly bad-tempered VSE thread about those famous toms. On a similar tip, here is Jan rocking the keytar at Crockett's wedding.
HAHA, Deep Note at ~0:33! Good ears. The Miami Vice theme is actually what got me my first synth, because I wanted to do those rapid snares that are in the intro, which I previously did with a machine gun sound on those keychain gun noise things. Somehow, Miami Vice was the start of my music career! What the hell.
Its a website where musicians can upload their music for feedback and also upload their music for the chance to play with their band in a "battle of the bands" sort of event..
The music event will be held in Manhattan, New York this year and will feature 12 genres of music.. everything and anything!
Just musicians showing off their talent, getting rated online, and playing in a concert held by the site in December.
Visit the site http://www.bluebeamradio.com for more information.
I haven't had a vacation in almost four years, you motherfranker! Have fun, grumble grumble, etc.
ReplyDeleteFunny, in the end it sounded like ZZ Top. And I heard the same sample which Peter Gabriel used in Lay your hands on me.
ReplyDeleteNice info
ReplyDeleteThat's the 1985 equivalent of a Compact Flash card Jan's running down the alley with...
ReplyDeleteHAHA, Deep Note at ~0:33! Good ears. The Miami Vice theme is actually what got me my first synth, because I wanted to do those rapid snares that are in the intro, which I previously did with a machine gun sound on those keychain gun noise things. Somehow, Miami Vice was the start of my music career! What the hell.
ReplyDeleteWhere are you other Musicthing guys? I need some slightly amusing geeky comment about old synths.
ReplyDeleteAnyone go to http://www.bluebeamradio.com?
ReplyDeleteIts a website where musicians can upload their music for feedback and also upload their music for the chance to play with their band in a "battle of the bands" sort of event..
The music event will be held in Manhattan, New York this year and will feature 12 genres of music.. everything and anything!
Just musicians showing off their talent, getting rated online, and playing in a concert held by the site in December.
Visit the site http://www.bluebeamradio.com for more information.
wow, like no way! I'm so there. This sounds so cool.
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