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Old 12-02-2004, 12:45 PM
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Hedone - Demo November 2004

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Hello dudes and dudesses!

A few weeks ago we recorded our first demo with our band.

One can describe the genre as progressive rock, with some jazz and funk influence concerning the rythm section. Hopefully you guys like my bassplaying too.

Have fun!

Down Traveller

Judas Kiss

Sonar Communication

Site online too... great pro photographic stuff! High Quality mp3, 192 kbps

It's cool but let your ears be the judge!
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Old 12-03-2004, 12:41 AM
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Come on guys... very fast server and it's worth it.
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Old 12-03-2004, 03:29 AM
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Wow SMASH, this compliment makes me smile.


Actually....this is two hours demo... the first one of this band. No label at all.... but if you say so, please find us one.

We've got about five more songs to play, but this is just for getting gigs. About three months an EP with six songs on it. Those mp3's are for free download and sharing...please do!
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It's the dirt that keeps the funk - James Jamerson

Andre vd End Fivestring Jazz
Peavey T-Max Head
Bag End Q10B-X cab
EBS Black Labels
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Old 12-03-2004, 04:27 AM
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Cd cover attached!

Alrighty then..... gettin' shaky over here. Never thought that such an issue came up here....

PM > You have it.

Below the two back and frontcovers of the yet to be released demo. Please print it out (anyone who likes the music may!!) and show it to him too.

If you type 'Hedone' in google we're the second hit. No problems thus gettin' there.
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It's the dirt that keeps the funk - James Jamerson

Andre vd End Fivestring Jazz
Peavey T-Max Head
Bag End Q10B-X cab
EBS Black Labels
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Old 12-04-2004, 11:07 AM
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Other people who might want to share their opinions about the demo?
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Peavey T-Max Head
Bag End Q10B-X cab
EBS Black Labels
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Old 12-15-2004, 07:07 AM
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bump.... site online and very nice photos too....
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It's the dirt that keeps the funk - James Jamerson

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Peavey T-Max Head
Bag End Q10B-X cab
EBS Black Labels
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Old 12-16-2004, 09:09 PM
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I like the samples...very cool. There is a progressive edge to it which is refreshing and interesting...good bass playing too
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Old 12-16-2004, 09:15 PM
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oh, yeah, I like Judas Kiss too, my fav of the 3

The lyrics are kinda weird but I like that.
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Old 12-18-2004, 01:04 AM
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I don't see how this could be on Century Media. Not trying to be a dick, but I know what that label is looking for (heavy ****), having been approached by them before in a prior band.

The bass playing is pretty cool, but I don't hear any big choruses or anything. I'm not into the vocals personally. The bass is the strongest part of the music.

As for Century Media, it's not a big label unless you play underground metal. It's an indie who is quite happy with sales in the 20k range. Shadows Fall is their biggest seller and they move around 1-200,000. That would equate being dropped from a major with those numbers. In other words, most guys in CM bands come home from tours and work jobs.
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Old 12-18-2004, 09:58 AM
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Schwinn and Angelcrusher, thank you for your replies. (Nice that you like the bassy part too. ) The vocals -as far as we experience the reactions- are a bit personal. You like it, or you don't. But that's the whole thing of music... otherwise, everyone would listen to the same band. Respect.

About Century Media, I don't know the label myself. It's nice that we get such a reaction out of our first demo. It hopefully says something of the band. Now we're getting into the local scene and our demo is also passed on to a small label in Holland. Perhaps the odds are positive and we can go on a small tour in the future.
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It's the dirt that keeps the funk - James Jamerson

Andre vd End Fivestring Jazz
Peavey T-Max Head
Bag End Q10B-X cab
EBS Black Labels
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Old 12-21-2004, 05:17 AM
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It is a good thing that our music is a point of discussion a bit. It flatters us off course that you think we're a nice sounding band SMASH. Anyway, we definitely didn't want to make a Top-40-like sounding band, we take quite some time to check al notes on the instruments. So I think we're succeeded in aiming for this goal. We're constantly improving though... last small gig went nice.

Perhaps you guys want to take a look at our new website (my creation. ) as well, hopefully you like it. Just click it below this post!
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It's the dirt that keeps the funk - James Jamerson

Andre vd End Fivestring Jazz
Peavey T-Max Head
Bag End Q10B-X cab
EBS Black Labels
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Old 12-31-2004, 09:57 AM
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Bump.

Why is it everybody talks and talks about bass guitars, while most people, don't check it out here? 'The earth... the earth is beautifull, but some strange people on it'. (Elvin Jones, NSJ 2003)
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It's the dirt that keeps the funk - James Jamerson

Andre vd End Fivestring Jazz
Peavey T-Max Head
Bag End Q10B-X cab
EBS Black Labels
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