the dead prophets of western canada

Love the lyric and the music.Thanks

Nice song...

thanks for the add, guys. I like your music. Let's hear more!

Brilliant. Keep 'em coming!

C'est loin de Paris, le Western Canada ?
Je suis amoureux ! (mais oui, il est tout a fait possible de tomber amoureux sur le oueb !)

Tu t'appelles comment ? (non, c'est pas à vous que je parle, les garçons).

In English ?
OK, I can try...

I like this song very much and now I'm deeply in love - and I'm not talking about one of the two men. Just about you, the one with long hair and no guitar.

I saw something about me in your black and shiny eyes. I eard something about life in your heap and deep voice. I understood something about love in your smile. And I know that something is sometimes everything but nothing.

Who are you ?

(je me demande si mon niveau d'anglais me permet de faire du second degré ou s'ils vont me prendre pour un fou...)

Elle est ma femme :)

Wow...lovely voices, funny & nice lyrics, i loved it! Its truly awesome...am yet to listen to the others.

So... I love your wife and maybe, some day, she will love me too. And, maybe too, you and me, we will be friends.

;-)

I always pay a quick visit to whoever adds me to their posterous reading list. Your's was a much more pleasurable visit than most so I added you to my reading list. I particularly liked "Probably Fine". The gentleman singer has a very strong voice making it a little hard to hear the young woman. However, after several listenings I got a feel for her talent. In short I really enjoyed your offerings. Where in Western Canada are you? I'm going to mention you to my cousin who lives in West Vancouver. Tomorrow night I've got my backyard film festival where we project on the garage wall for friends and neighbors. Prior to the show Don Strandberg will be our musical guest. See what you think. You can hear him at: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=164889936
Also, probably your deep powerful voice, reminds me of another very young fellow I discovered last year. Hope you like him. Here is a sample: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28FYBvuGGl8
In two weeks our backyard guest will be Eve Selis. see: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHDvYMhqDzc or http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkfJUaPt16Q (terrible recording) Her site is http://eveselis.com

Thanks again. Keep up the good work.
Dave in San Diego

Loud is OK since you can sing (well).  It saves money on electronics and probably recommends you for a career in musical theatre.  If you're using the camera mike you must be a lot louder (inverse square law) than Sheyna who's closer but no discomfort is displayed in either of your respective expressions or voices (you for voice strain, her for pending deafness). I'm sure level adjustments won't help much.  You need to be individually miked.  For cheap, invest in a mixer and some medium quality electret mikes to start with.  My friend Lani (http://voice123.com/laniminella), a sound engineer and voice actor says "... if you want to record yourself without needing a soundproofed booth, I might suggest the mic I use or even you could try a Shure M 58.  I use a Sennheiser MD 421 II which you can get used on EBay.  These mics are durable, have a 5 position roll off switch for bass ( you get bassier as you get closer) and it's normally used to mic drums.  As a result they require a preamp before your soundcard's line input.  Maybe a Shure SM 58 might be ok plugged  into the mic jack of your soundcard, but then you need something to edit with.  Soundforge 4.5 or newer is great, easy and does a lot of interesting things."

Is your guitar just a prop in this recording?  If it is that's Probably Fine.  I'd be interested in your feedback on those links.  I used to live in the Ottawa Valley (Renfrew, Ontario) a long time ago but have relatives throughout Canada.

Final thought, just before the head hit the hay last night, I remember thinking that your song choices reminded me a little bit of the vintage folk singer, Phil Ochs.  Hear's a sample of him in case he is unfamiliar to you: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dG4I2Bky5AM

All the best,
Dave Ussell, San Diego

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