how long should it be??? i want to use peaches en regalia(possibly the greatest piece of music ever written) but it goes on for 3.50...could be possibly cut but its too good to cut!!!!...how long? and what do u people use for intro music!?
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intro music.......
- Thread starter thunderider
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- Oct 7, 2000
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This is pretty funny because a few months ago I was at a gig and they used Peaches en Regalia as "intro music", as you would call it. I think it was great!
30 Seconds to Mars used a 13 minute long music video as their intro music when i saw them, so 3:50 isn't too bad.
Liam
Liam
I'd suggest keeping it as short as possible. It's your show, not Frank Zappa's. It's an intro, not a song.
A good one is the last 1:30 of Carmina Burana (Invalid Link Removed -skip ahead to 1:06:00 through 1:07:30.
Then again, if a 4 min. song works for your stage show, then go on with your bad selves....
A good one is the last 1:30 of Carmina Burana (Invalid Link Removed -skip ahead to 1:06:00 through 1:07:30.
Then again, if a 4 min. song works for your stage show, then go on with your bad selves....
3:50 is a little long in my opinion. Unless you're a band with lots of fans people probably won't want to listen to it for that long. But whatever works best for you.
yea i was thinkin around 1.30-140 as peaches is cuttable there but its such a good peice of music!!
