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CFNY independent band competition releases.
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 4:31 pm
by SEHinton
Greetings,
Another sign of aging: I have been taxing my mind, sadly to no avail, trying to remember what CFNY used to call its independent band competitions in the late 80's-early-90's.
More Specifically, I was wondering if anyone knows if the compilation cd's that were issued (featuring the winners) would be availiable on GEMM, etc... (I can't search without knowing the name)? My foggy mind knows that Prayer Tower was featured on one of the releases
Even more specifically, does anyone have a year/track listing available. I am trying to find 2 songs:
A: A song about \"area 51\" or \"Hanger 18\" - I have no idea about band name/song title.
B: A song with the final line of the refrain being \"I'm a social disease...\" It may have been by Industrial Artz, but that is just a vague guess.
Sorry for the questions based on forgetting, but if anyone can refresh my memory it will be greatly appreciated!
-Hinton
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 5:54 pm
by saqqara lights
Unless they changed the name in the late 80s they were called \"Great Ontario Talent Search\".
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 6:47 pm
by swerve
The 1988 compilation LP was called \"Great Ontario Modern Rock\".
There is currently a track listing at GEMM for this release.
Under Search on this site type in:
New Music Search CDs
to view the thread talking about these compilations from the early 90's.
It is on Page 2 under:
New Music Search CDs
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 9:35 pm
by saqqara lights
That's what i get for relying on my memory...swerve is right, I just went to look in the basement.
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 9:36 pm
by saqqara lights
That's what i get for relying on my memory...swerve is right, I just went to look in the basement.
Thank you!
Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 8:16 am
by SEHinton
Thank you both for the time and thought put into your posts. You've managed to get me back on the map, so now I can hunt with the appropriate information.
Warm Regards,
-Hinton
Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 11:43 pm
by kev
Hi SEHinton,
Sorry, no download links here but have the 1988 \"FM-102 Great Ontario Modern Rock\" LP and niether of your songs listed are on that release. \"Soshul Duhzeez\" is by Industrial Artz( a 1990 outfit comprised mainly of Leon Stevenson of The Extra's) I have the song on vinyl E.P. and will post it here hopefully in the next few weeks (to purchase required hardware/software to rip vinyl)
** hey any vinyl rippers out there? Hoping for a Boxing Day special on the $200.00 turntable(mock Numark) and software program at The Source (CDN) Any tips for ripping vinyl appreciated!
Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 8:11 am
by admin
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Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 11:14 pm
by kev
Thanks! I've got the turntables/mixer part covered. Just looking for something simple though. I dont want to rip and get rid of my vinyl, just rip a few songs here and there. I don't know what kind of program the $200.00 Source/Radio Shack vinyl ripping set up I mentioned consists of.. Was looking more in the range of 'freeware' and connecting an RCA cable from a turntable to my computer. The Adobe program ($350.00 us) little rich for my blood! Want to keep it simple...Fibre optic cables and external soundcards are Greek to me. Need I say more.. Thanks again though.
(mmm souvlaki)
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2007 12:13 am
by audiofool
Audacity seems to have many fans for vinyl ripping.
And it's freeware !