William Patrick BILLY CORGAN’s third SOLO ALBUM „666“(Working Title!) - Page 8

Forgotten Child · 03-31-2018, 11:28 AM

Ogilala is basically an acoustic album and the new album will be the same.

soniclovenoize · 03-31-2018, 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by slunken

billy is not a folk singer.

in fact his folk album is sitting in a can...

Shittylala and this new one are folk-influenced. Shitcago Kid is as well.

soniclovenoize · 03-31-2018, 12:04 PM

If you condemn capos, might as well condemn alternate tunings as well.

soniclovenoize · 03-31-2018, 12:07 PM

I mean, if you aren't just simply able to play impossible voicing then you are a creatively exhausted artist, amiright?

slunken · 03-31-2018, 12:51 PM

relax fella

slunken · 03-31-2018, 12:52 PM

i think the point is that in 2007, capos for billy was a new thing

slunken · 03-31-2018, 12:53 PM

no one cares about the history of capos

soniclovenoize · 03-31-2018, 01:00 PM

The first capo known to mankind was invented in the mid 1700’s and this device was basically a single piece of brass which was bent to a C-shape. This piece of brass was pressed on to the selected instrument’s neck from the side and was held tightly in place by the brass piece’s own tension. This device was not considered to be ideal since it caused significant scratches on the neck, due to not having any padding. However, this was the start of creating better capos that ended up helping musicians play stringed instruments with ease.

In the late 1700s, two other types of capos were invented and these devices were called, the English yoke and the Spanish cejilla. The English Yoke got its name since it was shaped exactly like an egg yoke but had a crossbar padded along with that rested primarily on the strings. This type of unique capo was secured through a screw that was in the middle of the yoke, which pressed against the neck of the stringed instrument. In the case of some English guitars, the egg yoke capo had a screw that penetrated the neck of the guitar. The cejilla was shaped like a “little eyebrow” due to the shape of its string. This uniquely shaped capo was a large block made of wood that has a screw at the top and a string was threaded through a hole in this screw which was then looped around the stringed instrument that is guitar and tied to the other side. The capo was then fastened to the stringed instrument or guitar by the means of turning the screw and drawing the strings tighter.

Ram27 · 03-31-2018, 06:25 PM

that's actually quite interesting

Ram27 · 03-31-2018, 06:25 PM

folk billy tracks would've been amazing if his voice wasn't shit

slunken · 03-31-2018, 06:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by soniclovenoize

The first capo known to mankind was invented in the mid 1700’s and this device was basically a single piece of brass which was bent to a C-shape. This piece of brass was pressed on to the selected instrument’s neck from the side and was held tightly in place by the brass piece’s own tension. This device was not considered to be ideal since it caused significant scratches on the neck, due to not having any padding. However, this was the start of creating better capos that ended up helping musicians play stringed instruments with ease.

In the late 1700s, two other types of capos were invented and these devices were called, the English yoke and the Spanish cejilla. The English Yoke got its name since it was shaped exactly like an egg yoke but had a crossbar padded along with that rested primarily on the strings. This type of unique capo was secured through a screw that was in the middle of the yoke, which pressed against the neck of the stringed instrument. In the case of some English guitars, the egg yoke capo had a screw that penetrated the neck of the guitar. The cejilla was shaped like a “little eyebrow” due to the shape of its string. This uniquely shaped capo was a large block made of wood that has a screw at the top and a string was threaded through a hole in this screw which was then looped around the stringed instrument that is guitar and tied to the other side. The capo was then fastened to the stringed instrument or guitar by the means of turning the screw and drawing the strings tighter.

thanks billy but i'm still not going to like your post because you're a dipshit and you talk down to your fans

amoergosum · 04-03-2018, 06:06 AM

We forgot to take a photo (in studio, today), so this will photo that my pal @lisavale took in Thailand will have to suffice. Having left Chicago at 5 am and making the 8hr drive down to Nashville, I was still able to get some work done today, recording takes of 'Til I Kissed You (Every Bros), 'London Bridge, 'Darling, Clementine', 'Nights In White Satin' (The Moody Blues), 'Baby Don't Go' (Sonny and Cher), 'If I Were A Carpenter' (Tim Hardin). Also attempted 'Love Is A Four Letter Word' (Bob Dylan), but didn't get so far with that. And ended with one of my own: 'Faithless Darlin' The cover songs done mostly for fun, and to settle back in to the pressure of live takes. Ka-ka-krazy... #krazykat #wpc

Ein Beitrag geteilt von WilliamPatrickCorgan (@williampcorgan) am Apr 2, 2018 um 8:19 PDT

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lindastrawberry Omg! 😂 that photo! Wow you did a lot today! 🎶

FoolofaTook · 04-03-2018, 06:45 AM

houseofglass11 · 04-03-2018, 08:55 AM

Motherfucker is incensed about capos. Lol.

He plays the same Dsus2 to F to C progression on every single capo song too. He basically just fucks around with Dsus2, throws some quasi-spiritual lyrical dribble over it, and calls it a song.

Corgan's Bluff · 04-03-2018, 11:23 AM

"London Bridge":

Ein Beitrag geteilt von WilliamPatrickCorgan (@williampcorgan) am Mär 31, 2018 um 8:12 PDT

"Nights In White Satin":

Ein Beitrag geteilt von WilliamPatrickCorgan (@williampcorgan) am Mär 9, 2018 um 8:21 PST

"Darling, Clementine" will be my favorite! His record label be overwhelmed to release these goodies.

amoergosum · 04-03-2018, 01:19 PM

...sounds as exciting as his Spotify playlist.

teh b0lly!!1 · 04-03-2018, 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Corgan's Bluff

"London Bridge":

Ein Beitrag geteilt von WilliamPatrickCorgan (@williampcorgan) am Mär 31, 2018 um 8:12 PDT

i'm loving this. this sound works. this is how i wish his music could sound these days -
when he doesn't try to 'perform' so hard, but rather just accompanies the music. even the shitty lo-fi muffled room recording works great because it degrades the details.

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Originally Posted by Corgan's Bluff

"Nights In White Satin":

Ein Beitrag geteilt von WilliamPatrickCorgan (@williampcorgan) am Mär 9, 2018 um 8:21 PST

"Darling, Clementine" will be my favorite! His record label be overwhelmed to release these goodies.

this is bloody god fucking awful, jesus fucking christ.

T&T · 04-03-2018, 08:18 PM

it's pretty bad. it's got not of that smoothness found on the djali zwan recordings.

Corgan's Bluff · 04-03-2018, 11:54 PM

What an amazing progress: Within a short time from abanding the whole project to "5 master takes away from essentially being done". To release even a double album. Or was it a bunch of EP's...?

Ein Beitrag geteilt von WilliamPatrickCorgan (@williampcorgan) am Apr 3, 2018 um 7:21 PDT

williampcorgan
Super productive session today. Here's a list of the song's I cut masters on: Neptulius, To Scatter One's Own, Cri De Coeur, Buffalo Boy, Dancehall, Hard Times, as well as attempting but not quite getting versions Martinets and Jubilee I liked. So, as you see, lots of singing and singing. But I'm 5 master takes away from essentially being done (foundationally speaking). Hopefully tomorrow... #wpc

AveryLoren · 04-04-2018, 02:38 AM

How does one go from selling millions or records on the backs of monster hits to not even being able to keep a decent rhythm and hold a note vocally? It really just boggles the mind.

vixnix · 04-04-2018, 03:59 AM

Why actually is he recording himself playing London Bridge, like he's some kind of children's entertainer or something

I feel uneasy

Is he going to release an album of preschool favourites?

This would be a new low.

vixnix · 04-04-2018, 04:00 AM

which, admittedly, would still be an achievement

New Art Rioter · 04-04-2018, 06:02 AM

In 5 years we might be seeing a pre-school favourites album as a relative creative high point

People will be picking over it on here saying it was crazy not to put Three Blind Mice on it, etc etc

FoolofaTook · 04-04-2018, 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by vixnix

which, admittedly, would still be an achievement

themadcaplaughs · 04-04-2018, 12:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by New Art Rioter

In 5 years we might be seeing a pre-school favourites album as a relative creative high point

People will be picking over it on here saying it was crazy not to put Three Blind Mice on it, etc etc

"Rick Rubin's version of 'Three Blind Mice' would have been the biggest single we ever released, but it didn't fit the theme of the album."

Forgotten Child · 04-04-2018, 02:16 PM

Billy will end up recording a children's album called Billy & The Kids.

Rider · 04-04-2018, 02:24 PM

His career basically posting dumb song names online that he will never release at this point.

Today I worked Roustabout. Muffins and Kitty Cat. The Coyote, Ham and Cheese, The Dolphin Sleeps.

Zerospaced · 04-04-2018, 02:47 PM

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WilliamPatrickCorgan (@williampcorgan) am
williampcorgan
Super productive session today. Here's a list of the song's I cut masters on: Neptulius, To Scatter One's Own, Cri De Coeur, Buffalo Boy, Dancehall, Hard Times, as well as attempting but not quite getting versions Martinets and Jubilee I liked. So, as you see, lots of singing and singing. But I'm 5 master takes away from essentially being done (foundationally speaking). Hopefully tomorrow... #wpc

Hard Times? He covering Paramore songs now?

incubator · 04-04-2018, 02:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Zerospaced

Hard Times? He covering Paramore songs now?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=i-UrNY...ature=youtu.be

Corgan's Bluff · 09:38 PM

This would be my favorite cover, Billiam. For the older kids:

04-03-2018, 06:45 AM	#223
FoolofaTook Immortal Location: in your father Posts: 20,510	lol

04-03-2018, 11:23 AM	#225
Corgan's Bluff Apocalyptic Poster Posts: 1,789	"London Bridge": Ein Beitrag geteilt von WilliamPatrickCorgan (@williampcorgan) am Mär 31, 2018 um 8:12 PDT "Nights In White Satin": Ein Beitrag geteilt von WilliamPatrickCorgan (@williampcorgan) am Mär 9, 2018 um 8:21 PST "Darling, Clementine" will be my favorite! His record label be overwhelmed to release these goodies.

04-03-2018, 11:54 PM	#229
Corgan's Bluff Apocalyptic Poster Posts: 1,789	What an amazing progress: Within a short time from abanding the whole project to "5 master takes away from essentially being done". To release even a double album. Or was it a bunch of EP's...? Ein Beitrag geteilt von WilliamPatrickCorgan (@williampcorgan) am Apr 3, 2018 um 7:21 PDT williampcorgan Super productive session today. Here's a list of the song's I cut masters on: Neptulius, To Scatter One's Own, Cri De Coeur, Buffalo Boy, Dancehall, Hard Times, as well as attempting but not quite getting versions Martinets and Jubilee I liked. So, as you see, lots of singing and singing. But I'm 5 master takes away from essentially being done (foundationally speaking). Hopefully tomorrow... #wpc

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Corgan's Bluff Apocalyptic Poster Posts: 1,789	This would be my favorite cover, Billiam. For the older kids: Last edited by Corgan's Bluff : 04-04-2018 at 09:38 PM.

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03-31-2018, 11:28 AM	#211
Forgotten Child Apocalyptic Poster Location: SP, Sao Paulo - Brazil Posts: 1,854	Ogilala is basically an acoustic album and the new album will be the same.

03-31-2018, 12:04 PM	#213
soniclovenoize Minion of Satan Location: Minneapolis, MN Posts: 5,272	If you condemn capos, might as well condemn alternate tunings as well.

03-31-2018, 12:07 PM	#214
soniclovenoize Minion of Satan Location: Minneapolis, MN Posts: 5,272	I mean, if you aren't just simply able to play impossible voicing then you are a creatively exhausted artist, amiright?

03-31-2018, 12:51 PM	#215
slunken Virgo Posts: 38,573	relax fella

03-31-2018, 12:52 PM	#216
slunken Virgo Posts: 38,573	i think the point is that in 2007, capos for billy was a new thing

03-31-2018, 12:53 PM	#217
slunken Virgo Posts: 38,573	no one cares about the history of capos

03-31-2018, 01:00 PM	#218
soniclovenoize Minion of Satan Location: Minneapolis, MN Posts: 5,272	The first capo known to mankind was invented in the mid 1700’s and this device was basically a single piece of brass which was bent to a C-shape. This piece of brass was pressed on to the selected instrument’s neck from the side and was held tightly in place by the brass piece’s own tension. This device was not considered to be ideal since it caused significant scratches on the neck, due to not having any padding. However, this was the start of creating better capos that ended up helping musicians play stringed instruments with ease. In the late 1700s, two other types of capos were invented and these devices were called, the English yoke and the Spanish cejilla. The English Yoke got its name since it was shaped exactly like an egg yoke but had a crossbar padded along with that rested primarily on the strings. This type of unique capo was secured through a screw that was in the middle of the yoke, which pressed against the neck of the stringed instrument. In the case of some English guitars, the egg yoke capo had a screw that penetrated the neck of the guitar. The cejilla was shaped like a “little eyebrow” due to the shape of its string. This uniquely shaped capo was a large block made of wood that has a screw at the top and a string was threaded through a hole in this screw which was then looped around the stringed instrument that is guitar and tied to the other side. The capo was then fastened to the stringed instrument or guitar by the means of turning the screw and drawing the strings tighter.

03-31-2018, 06:25 PM	#219
Ram27 Minion of Satan Location: i miss everything i’ll never be Posts: 6,158	that's actually quite interesting

03-31-2018, 06:25 PM	#220
Ram27 Minion of Satan Location: i miss everything i’ll never be Posts: 6,158	folk billy tracks would've been amazing if his voice wasn't shit

04-03-2018, 08:55 AM	#224
houseofglass11 Apocalyptic Poster Posts: 1,446	Motherfucker is incensed about capos. Lol. He plays the same Dsus2 to F to C progression on every single capo song too. He basically just fucks around with Dsus2, throws some quasi-spiritual lyrical dribble over it, and calls it a song.

04-03-2018, 01:19 PM	#226
amoergosum Apocalyptic Poster Posts: 4,424	...sounds as exciting as his Spotify playlist.

04-03-2018, 08:18 PM	#228
T&T Minion of Satan Location: montreal Posts: 9,513	it's pretty bad. it's got not of that smoothness found on the djali zwan recordings.

04-04-2018, 02:38 AM	#230
AveryLoren Ownz Location: Tulsa, OK Posts: 887	How does one go from selling millions or records on the backs of monster hits to not even being able to keep a decent rhythm and hold a note vocally? It really just boggles the mind.

04-04-2018, 03:59 AM	#231
vixnix Socialphobic Location: "jonny this is very bad music" Posts: 10,905	Why actually is he recording himself playing London Bridge, like he's some kind of children's entertainer or something I feel uneasy Is he going to release an album of preschool favourites? This would be a new low.

04-04-2018, 04:00 AM	#232
vixnix Socialphobic Location: "jonny this is very bad music" Posts: 10,905	which, admittedly, would still be an achievement

04-04-2018, 06:02 AM	#233
New Art Rioter Apocalyptic Poster Location: vortex of lost souls Posts: 1,394	In 5 years we might be seeing a pre-school favourites album as a relative creative high point People will be picking over it on here saying it was crazy not to put Three Blind Mice on it, etc etc

04-04-2018, 02:16 PM	#236
Forgotten Child Apocalyptic Poster Location: SP, Sao Paulo - Brazil Posts: 1,854	Billy will end up recording a children's album called Billy & The Kids.

04-04-2018, 02:24 PM	#237
Rider Minion of Satan Location: I was born a snake handler, and I'll die a snake handler Posts: 9,348	His career basically posting dumb song names online that he will never release at this point. Today I worked Roustabout. Muffins and Kitty Cat. The Coyote, Ham and Cheese, The Dolphin Sleeps.

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