Besides the new #DgarMusic you haven’t heard yet, is there any old #Dgar songs that definitely should to be on my first official album?
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@dgar Digital Busker ...of course.
But also Proud Woman, Always Monday On The Moon, Flat World, Splinter In The Mind's Eye ...well ...actually all of them
@perthwolfman 😂 thank you! 🤘
I’m currently working on re-recording Splinter, and Monday is all but done… I hadn’t considered Digital Busker or Flat World… that’s something to think about. 🫶
@perthwolfman Proud Woman would be difficult. I didn’t do the vocals on that song. Not sure if I could pull it off.
@dgar It's not you singing?! Wha....?
@perthwolfman A late friend, Reid, I used to regularly jam with. He sang on two tracks - all the vocals on Proud Woman, and if you’re listening to the Flat World chorus, he also joined in on that. He also played bass on a few other tracks, and did some guitar work on Space Pop.
He has a Soundcloud page.
@dgar Space Pop, obviously.
And I really like Daedalus. Not sure if it should be on the album, but I personally really like this track. Used it in ttrpg sessions as well, also harmonizes well with some of the stuff I assemble.
And I really like Daedalus. Not sure if it should be on the album, but I personally really like this track. Used it in ttrpg sessions as well, also harmonizes well with some of the stuff I assemble.
@orangelantern 🫶thank you!!
I doubt I’d get Kaaren back for a re-record, and not sure if she’d want to re-record it. I’m also not sure MY vocals could do it justice. It’d be like when Jonathan Coulton did Still Alive. Probably okay, but just… wrong.
Daedalus and Icarus could be fun though…
You must have some cool D&D nights if you’re running a score along with the rest of the game! ✌️
@dgar oh, yes, Icarus was also really cool, btw. 
@dgar at this point my #voidfront setting can basically be considered a musical, giving new meaning to the term space opera. 
But I use music to accentuate a scene in basically all my ttrpg runs.
Not idle background lala but to clearly illustrate the mood in a scene.
The first thing a story or adventure is to me, before I even write a line, is music. Score is so important.
But I use music to accentuate a scene in basically all my ttrpg runs.
Not idle background lala but to clearly illustrate the mood in a scene.
The first thing a story or adventure is to me, before I even write a line, is music. Score is so important.
@orangelantern I used Icarus for the battle with Eikthyr in my Valheim Let’s Play. It worked pretty well, but I’m not sure how I’d use Daedalus… 🤔
I used it at around 1:25:00. 😁
[1hr 40min YouTube video]
https://youtu.be/WJX_-0c3qh4
@dgar It’s Always Monday on the Moon, of course! :)
@qwertziop In the bag. I’ve completely re-recorded it for the album.
🫶🤘👍
@dgar nice, im looking forward to your record!
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@qwertziop thanks! 🤗