The Phoenix Foundation
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Artist:
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Album:Pegasus
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Track:All in an afternoon
I saw these guys live at the Organic river festival a couple of years ago, they had a few gear problems but they sounded great. I like the kinda Floyd/country sound they develop. A six peice band. This song is number 2 on the Pegasus CD, this is my attempt to put two songs in one post, thanks to DMDM for the like and Q4 der mahrk for posting it, I hope it works. I also hope you mogger mates dont mind the Kiwi music, Im trying to provide a window into the NZ music scene
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so what did I do wrong folks?
Comments (9)
well, t;he song, Thumbs UP mate! the other, err well nice freshman effort, it was probably DMDM's fault hey? :0)
Wehn you work it out can you send me a MOGMail on how you did it? I wanted to do that too the other day but have no idea?
Cheers, INdy x
Did you click the "html" button first and then put it in there? I think if you try to put html code in the regular box, that's what you get. but if you open the html box it should work.
http://mog.com/Q4_der_mahrk/blog_post/170164
go to the above for instructions
pretty convoluted process and usually not worth all the work:-)
My post was meant to be instructions for putting a track in a COMMENT, not a second track in an original post. Though I think I've seen two tracks in an original post, I don't know how that's done. The html thing might work, but I've never tried it.
Thanks anyway mate, I thought I was putting it in a comment, guess I should stick to playing guitar and cutting firewood and leave the techo stuff to the experts lol
So for you, "woodshedding" has double meaning, no?
lol well sorry mate it only has a firewood meaning for me, what does it mean to you, funny old world eh, we all speak english but what the hell are you on about
"woodshedding" is US musician slang for practicing intensely. I think it conjures up the image of going out to the woodshed with your instrument and not coming back for a long time.
Dam, I do that too, infact my music shed is only a sheet of iron away from my woodshed, thanks for the info