MeFi Music
I recorded my first band. ( Nessie James & The Unknowns) Was my first paid studio gig time. This is the 2nd mix of sorts. Still more to add. The vocals are James Mcgee dummy vocals. He is going to re sing it and add some lead fill. Basically fill the empty spots in more. I’m happy with my new home studio. I can record 8 inputs now on my M audio Delta. Nice for a PCI sound card runs Cubase great. Anyway just thought Id post my production. Enjoy if you will.

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As evidenced by Rolling Stone’s trio of stories about Adam Lambert’s new song “Time for Miracles,” we spent a large amount of time listening to the Wild Idol’s single from 2012 this week. So we’re devoting this weekend’s Rock List to other songs about “time” that have withstood the test of time. Leave your favorites in our comments, and on Monday we’ll take count the votes. Our picks:

• Pink Floyd – “Time”
• Coldplay – “Clocks”
• Bob Dylan – “The Times They Are a-Changin’”
• The Human League – “Seconds”
• The Beastie Boys – “Time to Get Ill”

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MeFi Music
Nothing says “Happy 50th birthday” to your first musical hero like completely destroying one of his best songs! This version of an Alfred Yankovic original includes the debut of Pheatherwäit’s “brand new” (read: found by the dumpster in the original box) Casio Concertmate 450, and features what I believe to simultaneously be the most awesome and the worst accordion solo, of all time–past, present, and future–at 10:55. Apart from that and the vocals, it was an all Casio party!

Sadly, the low bitrate required to fit the file size limit actually makes it sound better.

Instrumentation:

Timbill: Lead Vocals, Accordion
Tréteque: Casio AZ-1 Keytar w/ Alesis QSR (Organ), Additional Vocals, Belch
Pheatherwäit: Casio PT-80 (Rhythm and “Trumpet”), Casio Concertmate 450 (“Metal Guitar”), Additional Vocals

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MeFi Music
Soft piano with acoustic backing… Originally written for my daughter Autumn, for her 4th birthday. I love you princess.

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