Heartland

Anyone for a cringeworthy coffee table book?

https://www.indy100.com/wishlist/world-goth-day

I don't entirely buy the 'not finished' line. Listening to the mp3 archive posted in the sharing section I get: DDOI: it goes Verse-Chorus-Verse-Chorus-Bridge(Ben's solo)-Chorus. I Will Call You: V-C-B(the phone-"line section")-V-C-B(I think those mumbled lyrics are unique?)-V-C But Genevieve: OK su...

Sounds like you're ok with mp3s. Try this: https://www.myheartland.co.uk/viewtopic ... 20&t=28462

iesus wrote: ↑

04 May 2022, 11:24

Markov chain can not work in case of because he adds all the time song after song new elements in his lyrics. or am i wrong?

Never fear, ROBOVON changes all the lyrics every time I run it.

Comes with a guarantee that the lyrics are 100% correct in at least one parallel universe.

I awakened my Advanced Eldritchian Lyric Writing AI[1] from it's dreamy digital slumber and asked it to determine these lyrics. It's name is ROBOVON and this is what it revealed to me: =================================================== SHE'S A MONSTER sing this pretty over the money money money mon...

Yeah, seconded. Thanks to everyone involved.

That's not really how it goes, giving ground was recorded by band called the sisterhood, while rest are by TSOM, line-up has nothing to do with this. The recording copyright, sure. But the composition copyright is separate from that. Both attract royalties. https://assets.website-files.com/6054f29c...

Here is the score from 8 years of this thread. I counted unique clear responses only, ignored vague things like "yeah I mostly agree", and ignored the one guy who said "everything after 1985". There's always one. title dislikes --------------------------- ---------- You Could Be The One 10 Arms 8 Wh...

Giving Ground has a "music&words: Eldritch" credit. In fact of the whole current set only Marian (Hussey/Eldritch) and More (Steinman/Eldritch) credit people who are not in the current lineup. And I think a couple of the gigs have skipped Marian too? Not that I'm an expert on music rights but I imag...

old thread but I'll bite Damage and Watch - we don't really talk about these I guess Wide Receiver - unreleased and rightly so Body Electric, Floorshow, 1969, Train. I think I'm just too far removed from the 70's and 80's post punk scene for these ones to push my buttons. Thanks to Spotify I can go ...

gjh wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2022, 08:00

This single post is the reason I signed up for this forum. Full marks. Outstanding work. Thank you,

Thanks, and welcome

paint it black wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2022, 15:35

Ahráyeph was I think HL mob.

There is an old thread somewhere that I can't find any more. But yes he is.

To play devils advocate for a sec, haven't we been here before? Take the Leeds gig on 27 April 2003 - I count 9 unreleased songs (including Top Nite Out) in the set of 21. It's basically "peak Pearson". I wasn't frequenting this forum at that point, but surely the feeling must have been similar euph...

FMAMMY wrote: ↑

11 Apr 2022, 08:25

I recorded a instrumental demo of it this weekend and I put my DAW to 180bpm

nice one @FMAMMY

Do I count 180 bpm on this? Making it the fastest TSOM track ever, ahead of Better Reptile (176) and TOL (160)..

Or am I counting wrong and it's 90?

amusing altercation at t=01:00 during crash & burn:



is Dylan counting out the measure there? Or just flipping him the bird?

again at 03:33

8 - is this the most unreleased songs in the set yet?

nice interview, thanks for the translation

the Maiden intro riff is very similar to the TOL lead but that's about as far as it goes for me. Coincidentally (or not) Sheeran just won the case and this is a lot less derivative than Shape Of You.

imagine being in your 60's and being able to put on a loud shirt, jump up on stage and yell some inane doggerel like lametta and vendetta! lametta to the MAX! ... and earn a sweet chunk of pocket money from it (and selling related t-shirts). Imagine your drunken uncle tries that at a family wedding....

SQL :D Database and Statistic Methods applied :D I considered a SQL database but in the end went with a Jupyter notebook and a CSV file, it was simpler for this sort of thing and easier to store on Github. It doesn't even need more data to get sufficient and profound conclusions about the covers ma...

I've listened to a lot of Sisters covers the last few weeks. Here are my favourites. Let me preface this by saying that I like covers where the artist has creatively taken the song in a different and unexpected direction, often to a different musical genre from the original, and made it work in a wa...

So can we conclude Lucretia is somehow the “best” song in that most people feel they want to get involved? Only that it's the most popular to cover. Which I guess implies some sort of sweet spot of popular appeal , distinctive to the Sisters, catchy riffs and hooks, easy to perform, memorable, and ...

I analysed 987 covers of the Sisters from 818 unique artists across Spotify, Bandcamp, Soundcloud and YouTube. The TL;DR: - Most covered songs: Lucretia by a length, then Alice and Marian . - Most covered band line-up: Floodland , then FALAA and Reptile House jostling for second place. - Busiest yea...

markfiend wrote: ↑

21 Feb 2022, 13:18

I've spent most of a day writing a script to save myself an hour's manual work

https://xkcd.com/1205/

I hadn't seen this before

I have found a number of others too since posting Let me add: I have found a lot more. The linked playlist has more than doubled in size and the data in the OP is very inaccurate. Lucretia is way, way out in front. My original analysis was defeated by the wide variety of track titling people use fo...