[tHE.PARtY.]

Originally posted by EatmeZayn

I'm so tired of thissss but I'm glad we're getting news soon.

Meanwhile, jam to this underrated gem.

Im on moblie, what song is it

[Get $leazy]

Originally posted by tHE.PARtY.

Im on moblie, what song is it

Not Myself Tonight.

[EatmeZayn]

Originally posted by Get $leazy

Not Myself Tonight.

I've actually never heard that

And Its "I Like" by Keri Hilson

[Get $leazy]

Originally posted by EatmeZayn

I've actually never heard that

And Its "I Like" by Keri Hilson

I don't think a lot of people have
Go look it up

[B2R4D]

RCA would never pull this with Ke$ha.

[EatmeZayn]

Originally posted by Get $leazy

I don't think a lot of people have
Go look it up

I just did

I can see why Bionic is the definition of flop.

That was TERRIBLE, the video was atrocious
And the song was meh, it was not a single worthy track.

[Space]

Originally posted by B2R4D

RCA would never pull this with Ke$ha.

are you referring to the music video, the song, or both?

[B2R4D]

Originally posted by Space

are you referring to the music video, the song, or both?

Both I guess. More the song, because the production sounds so dated. It even sounded 5 years old in 2010. I actually like the video, but it's still kind of tacky.

[Space]

Originally posted by B2R4D

Both I guess. More the song, because the production sounds so dated. It even sounded 5 years old in 2010. I actually like the video, but it's still kind of tacky.

the production is soooo dated and clunky. reminds me of Thunderpuss club remixes from the early 00's. and the song doesn't really have much of a melody, it's just really repetitive...almost like chanting in the chorus

that being said...I still liked it minus the ridiculous lyrics.

but yeah, Luke would never do that to ke$ha.

[EatmeZayn]

Originally posted by Space

the production is soooo dated and clunky. reminds me of Thunderpuss club remixes from the early 00's. and the song doesn't really have much of a melody, it's just really repetitive...almost like chanting in the chorus

that being said...I still liked it minus the ridiculous lyrics.

but yeah, Luke would never do that to ke$ha.

Luke's production on all Ke$ha's songs is far superior to that

[Yourfavefan]

She sounded good on tik tok there.. she looks amazing.. and is there no link the the performance tonight in tokyo??

[B2R4D]

I just realised, she used the same 2009/2010 choreography for the "TiK ToK" performance.
How lazy is she? She didn't perform anything new, so she could of at least done something fresh.

[EatmeZayn]

New vid y'all

[Space]

lol it doesn't really seem like the crowd knows what to do with her

[EatmeZayn]

Originally posted by Space

lol it doesn't really seem like the crowd knows what to do with her

they don't Ke$ha is too epic for them they should be at home playing Pokemon tbh

[Evun]

I did a little K$ project.

Ben Folds tweeted out his Past Life score work here:

benjamin folds ‏@BenFolds
For you @waynecoyne and @keshasuxx I am learning Sibelius and putting pen and paper away. Nearly done w strings pic.twitter.com/mhZyjIi0

I copied the notes from that into Garageband. I set the tempo at 66 bpm (a nice ballad-y tempo) and put it in the C Major key. Then I had the "Orchestral Strings" software instrument play it.

It sounds like this: http://vocaroo.com/i/s0ADEX4H1ijf

I only included the intro (the first two bars in the photo) once in the recording since it's clear later that the main hook repeats upon itself directly. As the photo shows, Ben was still working on the treble clef section (he started in the top right), so I couldn't fully produce what the treble clef notes would eventually become. It appears the treble clef will just follow the alto clef pretty closely based on his start.

In the recording:
The intro is played once
The first two times the hook is played without the treble clef notes
The second two times the hook is played with just the treble clef notes he wrote so far
The third two times the hook is played includes the treble clef notes he wrote and the rest of the alto clef doubled

We also dunno at what point this bit occurs in the song. The photo says he's 28 bars in at the bottom, so it's likely towards the end.

[EatmeZayn]

Originally posted by Evun

I did a little K$ project.

Ben Folds tweeted out his Past Life score work here:


I copied the notes from that into Garageband. I set the tempo at 66 bpm (a nice ballad-y tempo) and put it in the C Major key. Then I had the "Orchestral Strings" software instrument play it.

It sounds like this: http://vocaroo.com/i/s0ADEX4H1ijf

I only included the intro (the first two bars in the photo) once in the recording since it's clear later that the main hook repeats upon itself directly. As the photo shows, Ben was still working on the treble clef section (he started in the top right), so I couldn't fully produce what the treble clef notes would eventually become. It appears the treble clef will just follow the alto clef pretty closely based on his start.

In the recording:
The into is played once
The first two times the hook is played without the treble clef notes
The second two times the hook is played with just the treble clef notes he wrote so far
The third two times the hook is played includes the treble clef notes he wrote and the rest of the alto clef doubled

We also dunno at what point this bit occurs in the song. The photo says he's 28 bars in at the bottom, so it's likely towards the end.

This sounds good, but I hope it's really soft and sad like violin or viola or something.

[B2R4D]

Originally posted by Evun

I did a little K$ project.

Ben Folds tweeted out his Past Life score work here:


I copied the notes from that into Garageband. I set the tempo at 66 bpm (a nice ballad-y tempo) and put it in the C Major key. Then I had the "Orchestral Strings" software instrument play it.

It sounds like this: http://vocaroo.com/i/s0ADEX4H1ijf

I only included the intro (the first two bars in the photo) once in the recording since it's clear later that the main hook repeats upon itself directly. As the photo shows, Ben was still working on the treble clef section (he started in the top right), so I couldn't fully produce what the treble clef notes would eventually become. It appears the treble clef will just follow the alto clef pretty closely based on his start.

In the recording:
The intro is played once
The first two times the hook is played without the treble clef notes
The second two times the hook is played with just the treble clef notes he wrote so far
The third two times the hook is played includes the treble clef notes he wrote and the rest of the alto clef doubled

We also dunno at what point this bit occurs in the song. The photo says he's 28 bars in at the bottom, so it's likely towards the end.

Very clever.

[U4EA]

The boy the camera keeps focusing on (0:35, for instance) looks bored outta his gourd (/clinically depressed?). He'd literally rather look down the opening of his soda pop can than at K$ onstage.

[U4EA]

Originally posted by Evun

I did a little K$ project.

Ben Folds tweeted out his Past Life score work here:


I copied the notes from that into Garageband. I set the tempo at 66 bpm (a nice ballad-y tempo) and put it in the C Major key. Then I had the "Orchestral Strings" software instrument play it.

It sounds like this: http://vocaroo.com/i/s0ADEX4H1ijf

I only included the intro (the first two bars in the photo) once in the recording since it's clear later that the main hook repeats upon itself directly. As the photo shows, Ben was still working on the treble clef section (he started in the top right), so I couldn't fully produce what the treble clef notes would eventually become. It appears the treble clef will just follow the alto clef pretty closely based on his start.

In the recording:
The intro is played once
The first two times the hook is played without the treble clef notes
The second two times the hook is played with just the treble clef notes he wrote so far
The third two times the hook is played includes the treble clef notes he wrote and the rest of the alto clef doubled

We also dunno at what point this bit occurs in the song. The photo says he's 28 bars in at the bottom, so it's likely towards the end.

I think this sounds really promising. Very neat. Thanks!