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Another quick-release video from the upcoming CD. Heavenly, by buzzie, from Admitting There’s a Problem.
*View this video on YouTube: Heavenly by Buzzie
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Here is the Buzzie Video Playlist on YouTube if you want more.
A friend sent this video along yesterday. It made a perfect background for an instrumental rock song called, “Rising Above the Blame.”
Watch this video directly on YouTube: Rising Above the Blame by Buzzie.
© 2012 Happy Mac Tunes (ASCAP)
You tube is telling me that some one named “happy smile people” owns this video. I don’t think that’s right, do you?
Let me know if you like it.
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Note the rock guitar sound is courtesy of this little gem. The tone sort of wrote this entire song. And an American Standard Strat, that I no longer own. (frown)
A cover version of Radiohead’s Last Flowers (on the way to the hospital)
* watch this video directly on YouTube: Last Flowers by buzzie
from Radiohead’s “The Bends” period. Released on In Rainbows
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So putting music on YouTube is like, part of the global plan for everyone. Fans make videos to their favorite songs, people post complete tracks with the album cover as the entire show. So, how do we get our music up to YouTube without being really boring?
This song Last Flowers (on the way to the hospital) was an unfinished Radiohead song from The Bends era. It showed up on the In Rainbows (bonus tracks). It kicked my ass and I called Ron and asked if he would help me. The entire thing was done in a matter of hours in Ron’s studio. I retracked the vocals in the living room of my house, in the closing days of my marriage. Not to be dramatic, but this song sort of captures the whole thing for me.
Watch directly on YouTube: Last Flowers (radiohead) by Buzzie © 2012 Happy Mac Tunes (ASCAP)
My dear friend and music producer Ron Flynt held down all the instrument duties and let me focus on the non-autotuned vocal. It’s in the push and effort that the soul of the music is discovered. This is raw and unpolished for a reason.
And if that weren’t cool enough, I got this email last week from ESC, a German label that is putting a Radiohead Compilation together:
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Rock on!
Thanks,
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