Everyday the same, everyday different. 02/25/2010
 Well, I managed at last to get this album up. Recorded a while back with a guitar, a laptop and a fair few kitchen utensils. Some tracks were played on Radio 3's Late Junction while I was very far from the UK, and out of that came some new relationships. In fact it was how I met Robert Popper, who I am now making music with. Recently Robert has been letting the world know about this album, so I thought I'd better make it available here. I should note that Robert plays Walking and Talking much better than me. I listened to Blood and Bones with headphones the other day and it really made my head swirl - I really had gone overboard on trying to make it minimal but ever changing. I am still trying to make a short run of lovely physical versions of this, to be made available right here, but I am a real hard task master when it comes to packaging, so it is a bit of a bumpy ride. CommentsAlistair 02/25/2010 08:14
Music that intrigues the ears and charms the mind but leaves the kidneys unmolested Chris 02/25/2010 08:21
REALLY like this, and want to hear more. pilkro 02/25/2010 08:25
Can't we just download it? I'm not going to buy the CD if you do offer it. Justin Spooner 02/25/2010 09:05
@pilkro - that sounds like good old blackmail to me ;) 02/25/2010 09:35
Well that was a treat, loved it. Thanks, and keep up the excellent work. Justin Spooner 02/25/2010 09:37
I have indeed made the tracks downloadable - despite the impolite tendencies of pilkro. @originalricster 02/25/2010 09:50
Just what I've been after. Something a bit different to mix this place up a bit. Bravo! Satsy 02/25/2010 10:10
Wow, nice. So where do I pay for this? I may go on a hunt for your stuff -- this is lovely drawing music... pilkro 02/25/2010 12:06
I'm just a product of the times, friend. Where I'm from, it's an honor if someone wants to spend the time to download what you've made. No doubt I'm a caustic ass, however... but I keep it real. Thanks for the links! Justin Spooner 02/25/2010 12:14
@pilkro - no problem. I'm a product of those times too, just a bit less caustic. But, I do thank you for the interest. Shawna 02/25/2010 12:43
I love this, i frankly can't get enough of it. Its been a long time since an album in its entirety has had me enthralled. Thank you 02/25/2010 14:41
Brilliant, I loved it. If you were to release it as a CD I certainly consider buying a copy for a friend. Thanks for the downloads, this is good for listening to while I'm trying to revise for psychology exams. Chrisp 02/26/2010 01:44
Justin, This is a wonderful collection of songs. I hope you enjoy making them as much as I do listening to them! All the best 02/26/2010 09:01
Long live JS! Man, so pleased people will hear this piece of brilliance. One of my favourite albums ever. :) James Ramsay 02/26/2010 14:05
Nicely done mate! Gonna spread the word on this! justin spooner 02/27/2010 05:21
I just want to thank you all for the warm reception you've given the album - I am really blown away to be honest. Ryan H 03/02/2010 13:50
Justin do you tweet? Great tunes! justin Spooner 03/04/2010 08:54
@Ryan H 02/04/2011 03:51
Loving your work. 'Blood and Bones' a sure-fire winner. Well done. Phil N 02/08/2011 13:34
i'm with 'alucidnation' on this. an absolute pleasure. Leave a Reply | AuthorJustin Spooner makes music, puts it up and writes about it here. A note on comments
You can leave a comment to the post itself in the normal way or you can add a comment to the track by clicking in the grey bar below the waveform. It'll take you to Soundcloud but that's no bad thing. A note on embedding Also I just want to point out that you can embed any of these tracks anywhere you feel is appropriate by clicking the </> icon in the player, at which point you will be plied with all the necessary code. ArchivesJanuary 2012 |
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