I wanted to share the coolest thing in my mind. My son has a new hobby of writing music CDs, complete with artwork and all. The copies he sent look just like what you would find in the store. He is making me my own album from songs I have uploaded here and u tube . It is kind of a demo to showcase my progress in music. Isn’t that awesome? I didn’t realize how many songs I have done here until I tried to make some choices. I can’t wait to hear the copy-audio only for now but music DVD may be next. This is my list going on the album:
With me-sum 41
Fallen Angel-Poison
Home Sweet Home-Motley Crue
Boulevard of Broken Dreams-Green Day
Good Riddance-Time of Your Life-Green Day
Shadow of the Day-Hollywood
Rock and Roll and night-Kiss
Heart of The Matter (electric)-Don Henley
Straight A’s-School of Rock
People Are Strange-The Doors
Never Say Goodbye-Bon Jovi
Goodbye-Def Leppard Hollywood
Rock N Roll all night-Catalina Island
Everytime I look at You-Kiss Hollywood
I am curious for those of you in JG, what songs have you performed that you would put on an album? Some of the veterans here would need a box set (like the madman Toby or Byron) lol.
That sounds like a cool idea indeed! My partner and I did a CD up in the fall of 2020, mostly just guitar and vocals. The coolest thing about it was the CD cover (lol), which we printed out on CD labels to attach to CDs we gave to friends and family. We just did simple stuff because my hand was bugging me a lot, but it was a fun project. About half of the stuff I had already posted on the Forum, and then I added the link to the entire SoundCloud CD. I hope you have fun with your project!
Sounds cool, Jeff, would love to see some of the art work.
I have (briefly) contemplated an EP of my originals. Maybe one day when I have enough originals that would make a coherent EP, either 4 songs or maybe 8. Those numbers with vinyl still in mind so either 2 or 4 songs per side. Of course with digital you can have as many songs as you fancy.
I’m totally in favor of any method that gets our music out there. That said, my days as a musical archivist are over. Having lived with shelves of albums, tapes and CDs in the past, I’m happier with Youtube for my music. I could see moving onto Spotify for originals at some point.