The Barry Manilow Task Force Project
May 29th, 2008 by schiing in MP3, Music and entertainment
Update:
The archive.org servers appear to be a little unsteady, so I’m sending the links to my last.fm page instead.
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I just had a wonderful experience. Yesterday I was aimlessly surfing on the internet, kind of restless and feeling very unproductive.
Then I came over this project entitled Album-A-Day (applied crap art). It’s been running for years, and to create an "Album-A-Day", you must record a piece of music following these rules (quote):
This is a great challenge for any musician. I usually spend days just creating the sounds for my songs. I decided to make an Album-A-Day, and I just finished it - in time!
It’s an album of 7 songs lasting 20:22 minutes. This is the result. Enjoy!
The Barry Manilow Task Force Project
Created: May 28-29, 2008, Terje Fjelde
1. The Dixon Campaign Incident, Part 2 (Or When Did American Conservatism Begin To Crumble?) (3:45)
It’s a latin number depicting American conservatives hanging out a day at the beach. Very chilling - very amusing. I’m extremely happy with this myself. It’s dedicated to Scott McClellan.
2. The Barry Manilow Task Force (3:07)
Follow the Barry Manilow Task Force as they set out to reinstate the concept of style in popular music. Jazzy stuff! I’m really pleased with this one, too. (I’m obviously immune to self-criticism)
Moody instrumental number with whispering voices in the background.
4. I Wanna Sing With My Favorite Band (2:10)
What it says
5. I Want To Tell You I Feel, But I Can’t Find The Words (1:27)
Processed voice, heavy rhythms. My least favorite, but it’s short.
Follow Dan Jansen and the other cool guys as they’re speed-skating through this funky tune.
This is art. ART.
Click on the links to download mp3s. Or you can visit my project page at archive.org artist page at last.fm and stream the entire album.
I had some issues uploading the tracks, but they seem to be playing fine now. Let me know if there’s a problem.
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